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You can see their logic though. Even one button means you have to give up a whole inch with of space on the phone. I don't see Google removing the side button
by TomOfTTB 15y ago
You can see their logic though. Even one button means you have to give up a whole inch with of space on the phone. I don't see Google removing the side buttons (assuming the Motorola Xoom is where the phone is headed in terms of button design). So you should always be able to do a hard reset if nothing else.
For the record I can see Google's point but I agree with you. The irony of the Xoom is the ever present software buttons take up as much room as the hardware buttons do.
- nuclear_eclipse 15y agoThe benefit though is that when you rotate the screen, the back and home buttons are still at the bottom of the UI. You can use the Xoom in any orientation and the buttons will always be where you want them.
- nlogn 15y agoAnother benefit is that manufacturers can't screw with the button order.