If you like the scrolling functionality as implemented in the iPhone (and Zune etc.) you’ll be happy to know its part of the Windows 7 operating system and implemented for anything with a scrollbar.
More Windows 7 goodies on Rafael Rivera’s blog…
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Tags: Kinetic Scrolling, Microsoft, Multi-Touch, Panning, Windows 7
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Looks nice, but it is not as flowing and pretty as the iPhone implementation.
It is a bit choppy, and the ‘full window move’ when you can’t scroll further is too slow and not intuitive.
still, it’s way more fun then a track-pad…