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Just read this artcle http://enterprise.linux.com/article....55217&from=rss and came across this line:

"The touch screen is too small to hold a full Web page, but the 770 makes it easy to scroll up, down, and across the page. You can do it in three different ways: use the physical scroll wheel..."

Would love a scroll wheel, but my 770 appears to be lacking that feature.

Overall I found the article to be poorly written, no mention of the thumb keyboard which I think is awesome, no mention of maemo mapper, that app alone makes the 770 a worth wild purchase.
 
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I don't know, I found it to be for the most part accurate and informative. But then again, I can't get maemo mapper to work...
 
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The next 770 should have two buttons and a scroll wheel on the right side. It'd be powerful for games, browsing, and other applications. </wishlist>
 
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Originally Posted by bac522
Just read this artcle http://enterprise.linux.com/article....55217&from=rss and came across this line:

"The touch screen is too small to hold a full Web page, but the 770 makes it easy to scroll up, down, and across the page. You can do it in three different ways: use the physical scroll wheel..."

Would love a scroll wheel, but my 770 appears to be lacking that feature.

Overall I found the article to be poorly written, no mention of the thumb keyboard which I think is awesome, no mention of maemo mapper, that app alone makes the 770 a worth wild purchase.
The directional button (sometimes erroneously called a "joystick") is what that article is calling a "scroll wheel". Poorly written is an understatement.
 
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Originally Posted by Texrat
I don't know, I found it to be for the most part accurate and informative. But then again, I can't get maemo mapper to work...
I didn't say it was inaccurate, just poorly written.
 
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It's all opinion. "Poor" is an exaggeration to me. I wouldn't compare it with Shakespeare, but IMO it's unduly harsh to call it "poor"... especially when all the critics can cite is a single example out of a lengthy piece.

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