Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 29th May 2008 16:16 UTC
Multitouch and touchscreens really are all the rage these days, especially in mobile devices. Apple's iPhone set the bar, and now it's up to the rest to either catch up to Apple, or outdo them. Google is trying just that with its Android mobile phone operating system, and it has demoed the capabilities of its new mobile phone operating system.
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2005-07-06
I'd say you were in the right from a grammatical standpoint too - IMHO, the "ly" suffix is for adverbs, not adjectives.
(every time I post a reply, I have to restrain the urge to go on a tirade about how "Italic" is not a verb).
Amusingly enough it's usually the opposite transgression that I rant about (people who omit the "ly" suffix from adverbs - an action is performed quickLY, not "quick," damnit).
I guess "linguaphilia" and mild OCD aren't such a great combination after all