When using the app between two or more devices, the user can ‘pinch together’ two screens by using their thumb and index fingers both on a separate device, and pinching them together, like you would when zooming in on a web page on a normal touch...
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You might not need a separate console to play Kinect in the future, as Microsoft wants to build it into sets, according to a report.
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