[Mogul, XV6800 General] jacobroufa:
I've been curious about the buttons since I started messing with Android a few weeks back. I'm by no means a developer or programmer but I am very much willing to test and report bugs and tweaks as much as you would need me to. I do have general Linux/SysAdmin experience if that helps. So that being said... I have three questions:

1) With regards to the non-working stuffs - mainly camera, bluetooth and wifi - is there anything being done to further this? I've read through all the threads that I can possibly find on xda-developers and ppcgeeks (titan specific and not including vogue and other phones... anything w/r/t Android) as well as thoroughly reading Martin's ongoing development of Android/Linux on the Vogue. Is there another source that I might be pointed to?

2) The screen is kinda/sorta/almost there in a few ways. I know that the only phone (G1) released so far is HVGA and we run QVGA so there are some obvious discrepancies in some of the layout; the dialer for instance. There is some talk on the Vogue Linux WIP thread of some fixes... I haven't tried them yet because I haven't seen any discussion in this thread regarding that. (If ya can't tell by now I've kinda made this the defacto "wunderthread" imho :D) But in addition to the screen layout there is the issue of calibration. Now, I have used the on-screen keyboard calibration trick and it helps....... sorta. There is still a lot of sensitivity issues for me and it's just not as smooth to select, scroll, et al as in WinMo. Again, is there another source that I might be pointed to or is this just something I will have to give more time?

3) Now with regards to the buttons... If I may give some input... here goes. I would like the left and right softkeys to both function as the "Menu" key if possible. Windows key is equivalent to "Home". OK key would be the same as the "Back Arrow" key on the G1. D-pad functions as the roller ball would with up down left and right scrolling and center being select. Phone green and red buttons should be fairly obvious. Messaging button and IE button on top open Email and Web apps, respectively. Power button turns the screen on and off (locks the phone too?). Comm Manager button would open settings maybe? Camera button opens Camera app. WiFi switch is obvious, though is it possible to override this in software? I never knew if it actually was a hardware switch that completely disabled WiFi when off.... Voice Commander button could maybe open Google Talk. Scroll wheel could turn Volume up and down on calls or on Home Screen, and serve a dual purpose to scroll up and down in messages, emails, web, et al. OK button would be a redundant button either selecting or being equivalent to "Back Arrow" key as the front facing OK button is.

I think you get the point. I enjoy the WinMo experience as far as the layout of everything is concerned. I like that each of the buttons has a purpose and that purpose is well known. It makes sense. I don't like that I don't have enough memory and WinMo is generally slower than dog sh*t. So far, my experience with Android has been waaaaay far above and beyond my wildest dreams and expectations and I can only imagine how much better its going to get. Potential is ooooozing and being shouted from the rooftops. I do want to apologize for making this such a long post, but I have questions and I figured I should get it all out now whilst I'm thinking about it.

Thank you all for being patient and reading through this, and especially thank you if you have helped develop Android to the point it is in general or on our phones! :D