One of the biggest gripes that a lot of Windows Mobile users have with the platform is that it still does not officially support capacitive screens. Microsoft has made known that they are committed to bringing capacitive screen support to Windows Mobile, but we still have no hard date on when this will happen. Fortunately for us, HTC does not seem to care. The HTC Hero added multi-touch support to the Hero when Android didn’t support it and now it appears they are adding a capacitive screen and multi-touch support to the upcoming HTC Leo. The video shows off the new handset as it swipes and zooms through HTC’s stock images they have been putting on their phones for the past year or so. Towards the end of the clip, the user even uses the pinch-zoom to zoom into a video while it is playing. I’m not sure why Microsoft is still holding out on us, but I’m sure glad that HTC is willing to listed to customers and take it upon themselves to deliver the best products on the market.
