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Old 12-30-2010, 09:36 AM   #21
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Originally Posted by mgmueller View Post
But: Having no physical buttons on Android isn't perfect either. When any application is hanging, the capacitive buttons sometimes are blocked for a few seconds.
I thought that all Android devices also had a physical "Home" button? My HTC Desire has one and I have seen multiple mentions of the physical "Home" button on Android forums.
Anyway, I have had a chance to see it's usefulness on some of the early CoolReader 3 for Android releases. Some of those early versions of CoolReader would hang on opening a book, and the touch screen controls would become unresponsive. I just had to tap the physical "Home" button to get back the central window and then use Advanced Task Manager to kill the runaway CoolReader 3 application.
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