T-Mobile Samsung Bigfoot launching "very soon"?

[JaceMan]

Get used to the part about, "I know there could be a way around it..." and not worry about why they wouldn't be included. We already know Android is coming to devices other than phones, right? Those surely won't be packing "call" and "end call" buttons. And I would suspect that the netbooks Acer is readying will carry standard keyboards and won't feature 'dedicated' keys for "Home" and "Menu."

I think the best thing you can do is to not grow too attached to the hardware's UI as the software UI doesn't require all devices and/or manufacturers to make use of it the same way. When you're a proponent of an open platform, such as Android, you'd better be open to the ideas of adaptability and change.

My 2 cents!

[Logic]

Originally Posted by JaceMan

I think the best thing you can do is to not grow too attached to the hardware's UI as the software UI doesn't require all devices and/or manufacturers to make use of it the same way.
My 2 cents!

If I recall correctly Google was requiring mobile devices to have those physical buttons for a while weren't they ?

I can't quite remember where I heard this but if I can find a source I'll provide it.

[Fare]

Originally Posted by Logic

If I recall correctly Google was requiring mobile devices to have those physical buttons for a while weren't they ?

We can only see the front, maybe they're on the sides?

[JaceMan]

Originally Posted by Logic

If I recall correctly Google was requiring mobile devices to have those physical buttons for a while weren't they ?

I can't quite remember where I heard this but if I can find a source I'll provide it.

The software doesn't require it. That's what I was stating, and it's true. That being said, define "a while." Let me know if you find that source, I'd like to read it.