![]() Secondly, there's the quick scroll tool in the browser - you activate it by clicking on the bottom-left button, and then you're given a magnifying glass on a zoomed-out view of the web page, thus allowing you to quickly scroll around there are also the good ol' plus and minus buttons à la Google Maps for plain zooming. This is of course a way to disguise the lack of pinch-to-zoom functionality, but it actually works pretty well as a single-handed operation on a small device anyway. There are a couple of related key features here: first we have the zoom bar in the album app - you hold down your finger to prompt the bar, and then you can zoom in and out with your vertical scrolling action. Meanwhile, we applaud SE for the work it's put in to make Android usable and run smoothly on this small package, albeit the occasional slow wake up. Judging by our readers' frenzied comments on Android posts, it's pretty clear that we all desire something much newer than Android 1.6 these days, but let's not forget that SE's promised us a 2.1 upgrade for both Minis starting from Q3 this year (so it could well be tomorrow!). ![]()
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