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A software application designed to run on smartphones, tablet computers and other mobile devices.
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Button reaction depending on the x-coordinate
Nathan Rabe's answer is an improvement on your idea because it wouldn't work without an explanation.
But I'd suggest you another way (seen before on digg reader - unforunately discontinued)
Instead …
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Organizing two kinds of navigation in a mobile app
Your Tabs Bar look like all iPhone apps did in the past (Without judging). Meanwhile, however, more and more deviate from that approach. Best example: Facebook.
The following screenshot was taken rig …
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