tlbj6142

I don't own an android yet, but I'm trying to determine how useful the track ball is compared to a D-pad when using a touchscreen phone.

What little I've played with the "my touch" in the store, I noticed the track ball isn't really a mouse, or a "pointer". It seems to behave more like a "smooth" D-pad. Sound about right? Or is there some mode/feature that enables a "pointer" in apps (like the browser)?




Switching gears a bit, does someone have a "big chart" that lists shows the specs (ram, rom, camera, screen size, etc.) of the various android phones side-by-side?

Carl C

Hi their,

In my experience the trackball is very useful to Navigate and Your in luck , Engadget made a useful chart just yesterday Have a Looksy here

Carl C

tlbj6142

thanks. That's just what I've been looking for...