Sean Hodges wrote:
Hi Michael,
It would be worth asking this on the android-porting mailing list, as
there are more people on that list who are familiar with hardware
related topics.
Well, the reason I ask here is precisely because it's important for
developers to
know what the baseline is. Or at least get it documented here so that
it's in the
archives (assuming it isn't already).
Mike
On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 2:43 PM, Michael Thomas <enervat...@gmail.com> wrote:
Is there a mandate from google on some of the hardware features that must be
present on an
Android-branded piece of hardware? In particular, i'm wondering if the
"home", "menu" and
"back" buttons, as well as the trackball are required?
Essentially what I'm asking for is what the least common denominator is. And
it might be
nice (assuming there is one) if it were more prominent on the doc pages as I
don't recall
ever seeing one -- I doubt I'm the only one who's made false (and in
retrospect silly) assumptions
based on what the G1 had.
Mike
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