Yet Another MultiTouch Test
Everything about touching your device. If you like touching this app is for you.
Yet Another MultiTouch Test - Touch Events App
"Yet Another MultiTouch Test" is an Android application that allows users to explore the limits of touch interactions on their devices. It demonstrates the maximum number of simultaneous touch events that your device can handle, providing support for unlimited touches as far as the operating system allows. Users can experience the app's features, including a fun Paint Mode and access to basic screen information. Note that actual multitouch capabilities depend on the device model and manufacturer restrictions. Requires Android 6.0.
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Rating: 4.42 
(2,973)
Creation date: 2010-08-27
Email: an*****@gmail.com
URLs: Website ,Privacy policy
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App summary
Android OS can handle up to 255 simultaneous touch events. Unfortunately due to limits set by the manufacturers there are no devices (known by me) which can handle more than 10 simultaneous touch events (Samsung Galaxy S II, I'm not sure about the tablets).
This application is able to handle UNLIMITED (umlimited here mean no more than allowed by operating system) number of simultaneous touch events. Don't blame me or my app if your device supports double touch only, please.
It registers 5 touches on Samsung Galaxy S and 10 touches on Samsung Galaxy S II.
Check out new Paint Mode and have a lot of fun. Use menu button if you want to clear the screen.
The applications can also show some basic info about your screen.
Requires Android 6.0
User reviews
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spammy, or outdated. Pros
- Simple and easy to use
- Reliable and effective for testing touch capabilities
- Ad-free experience
- Useful for discovering device capabilities and touchscreen issues
- Free to use
Cons
- Some users experienced issues with the app opening unexpectedly
- Reportedly does not provide in-depth information for some users
Most mentioned
- Works reliably on all devices
- Great for testing multitouch capabilities
- Useful for identifying touchscreen problems
User reviews
Like very much, know how my mobile phone capabilities
by 
Mpa Fanai, 2022-11-20
Mpa Fanai, 2022-11-20Great and now ad free!
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Colin David Chen, 2022-07-07
Colin David Chen, 2022-07-07Worked exactly as described. Managed to get 10 touch points on my Razr 5G. Will try to get higher if I can figure out how to grow more fingers.
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Ryan Crosby, 2021-01-18
Ryan Crosby, 2021-01-18