> We have tried to design things to be able to address a relatively wide range
> of
> devices, but we are perfectly happy to accept constraints on the hardware we
> run to avoid compromising other important things like usabilityand
> consistence.
Understood. However, the temptation to design a
5-way navigation means either one of:
- a DPad made of 5 up/down/left/right/center buttons
- a clickable trackball (4 directions + 'click' event)
5 application keys means: Home / Back / Call / End Call / Menu buttons
Strictly speaking what matters is that these correspond to different
kernel-lev
Hi, Dianne,
In hardware requirements, what does the sentence
"5-way navigation with 5 application keys, ..." mean?
Does it mean "5-way navigation keys and 5 application keys, ..."?
Regards,
Taro
On 4月3日, 午前10:07, Dianne Hackborn wrote:
> This really depends on whether you are talking about And
This really depends on whether you are talking about Android as a generic
system, or Android and the current applications that run on it. If the
latter:
- Some kind of 5-way is currently required, though it would be feasible to
drop this in the future (with an ability to know if a particular app
