Wow.  Just read an article stating that the Nexus One’s axis inversion when using multi-touch is likely a sensor problem – IE no over the air (OTA) update will fix it.  On the bright side, the Droid multitouch works great.  If you want to try it out yourself, the app is called Multitouch Visible Test and is available on the Android Market.

Here’s the video evidence.  Looks damning to me.

–Ben

Sources:  Phandroid, Robert Green’s DIY, Android Developers Group

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