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FWIW, IE10 on WP8 started doing touch events under vendor-specific event names. (MSPointerDown, MSPointerMove and MSPointerUp).

Yay for that. And then they turn around and scream bloody murder about the ubiquity of -webkit-prefixing. Go figure.

No, they scream about people using the -webkit- prefix for stuff that works fine without the prefix.

Err.. Opera also complained against webkit prefixes in the wild. Anyway wasn't the Touch events model held up in W3C because of Apple's patents?