Multi-touch technology allows for multiple touch points on a touch screen. Early versions from the 1980s supported two fingers, while modern technology can support up to 20 fingers. Multi-touch was introduced on the iPhone in 2007 and later used in other Apple products like the MacBook. It works using frustrated total internal reflection, where infrared light and cameras detect touch points. Advantages include low cost and support for high-resolution graphics. Applications include personal computers, tablets, phones, and advanced gaming.