Google has hinted at it for months, but it's finally done; the Android hardware "Menu" button is dead and will no longer be needed going forward.
Starting in the next few months, all Google-approved Android devices will launch without a hardware Menu button.
Honeycomb and Ice Cream Sandwich tablet users should be used to soft keys instead of hardware keys, but everyone running Gingerbread ... [ read the full article ]
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Originally posted by core2kid: Eventually we're gonna have phones with no buttons at all and in-built batteries.
It's perfect until it freezes, then it's time to get a new phone.
i doubt we will ever be rid of the recessed reset switch lol. of course running the battery completely dead is also an option
No, actually running the battery dead is not an option. The firmware in the battery won't allow it to be completely drained. And if the battery does get completely drained, the firmware won't allow it to charge again.
