I am a potential Nexus One purchaser once it hits Verizon. I just have a concern and also an admittedly fantasy-like question.
Firstly, I am wondering about how current owners go about cleaning/replacing their trackballs. I know that in Blackberries, the trackball is prone to getting clogged up. I am aware that the Nexus One's trackball won't get as much use and therefore should require less maintenance, but the day seems inevitable for any trackballed device where cleaning/replacement is necessary. My question is whether you have to take the whole phone apart in order to take the trackball out or if it just comes out like the Blackberry one.
With that in mind, here is the fantasy. How complicated would it be to install a trackpad onto a Nexus One assuming one was able to just purchase a trackpad from either a Desire or Legend in the future? Please ignore any possible voids in warranty or anything like that. I am just looking at the sheer difficulty.
Thanks, thoughts appreciated.
Firstly, I am wondering about how current owners go about cleaning/replacing their trackballs. I know that in Blackberries, the trackball is prone to getting clogged up. I am aware that the Nexus One's trackball won't get as much use and therefore should require less maintenance, but the day seems inevitable for any trackballed device where cleaning/replacement is necessary. My question is whether you have to take the whole phone apart in order to take the trackball out or if it just comes out like the Blackberry one.
With that in mind, here is the fantasy. How complicated would it be to install a trackpad onto a Nexus One assuming one was able to just purchase a trackpad from either a Desire or Legend in the future? Please ignore any possible voids in warranty or anything like that. I am just looking at the sheer difficulty.
Thanks, thoughts appreciated.