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In the last two phones I've owned they're not even hardware buttons any more, just special backlit icons below the screen that react exactly like the touchscree
by steve-howard 15y ago
In the last two phones I've owned they're not even hardware buttons any more, just special backlit icons below the screen that react exactly like the touchscreen above it. Which I don't like, but eh, designers love taking shit out of products these days.
- masklinn 15y ago> In the last two phones I've owned they're not even hardware buttons any more They're "hardware" buttons in that they're hard-set in the hardware, but capacitive. The Galaxy Nexus has done away with even "hardware" buttons, the three black-on-white keys at the bottom are OS soft-keys and displayed on the screen, they're not even a separate and hard-wired area anymore.
- steve-howard 15y agoThat's true, though the difference doesn't matter to me that much as a user.