Jakub.Pavelek at nokia.com wrote: > > Not only "lack of pushing". Someone looked into it and concluded that rotated screen is significantly less practical than left-hand using the current solution. You mean someone left-handed concluded such a thing? I am left handed myself and would kill someone for saying this :-) Yes buttons feel different but it is not bad at all. Definitely better than nothing (which is the 'current solution' you mentioned). Also there could be issues with display backlight when display is upside down and probably font subpixel rendering would need to be aware of the rotation but there is nothing so bad it would deserve 'significantly less practical' label. I would say slightly less practical. I would not use this mode everytimes but when I need to use both keys and stylus at the same time I would use it for sure because there is simply no other sane way. I can understand that this may have low priority since left-handed people are minority. But I really can't accept this 'we know better than you what you want' attitude. Also when talking about this - from screenshots of new device it looks like new model is even worse in this regard. The best for all (including left handed people) would be to have exactly the same set of buttons on both sides. One could choose primary side in control panel and have some less important actions mapped to the other one (like those currently mapped to press and hold action - page down in browser or pdf viewer mapped directly to button would be handy). Would be also great for gaming. Frantisek
