Nexus One is a very nice phone with decent stats. But that's only a developer phone from my company, so i dont own it. ^^ I will buy a HTC Desire, because it's very similar to the One, but with hardware buttons. I was able to get my hands on the galaxy s but frankly I dont like it much. In my opinion it's slightly to big to be handled well. But if it's only for development purposes, you can go with nexus one, desire, galaxy s, i think.

Hiho,

I'm developing a top secret app for my bachelor thesis. But I have some problems implementing camera movement. It's working, but for very small finger movement, it's not moving at all, because of slowCamMovement. But if i do it without slowCamMovement it's moving much to fast. So my question is, if there is a general strategy to implement this, which is much better than my approach? Thanks guys!


private void moveCamera(float pX, float pY) {
if (!mCameraMoving) {
mLastX = pX;
mLastY = pY;
mCameraMoving = true;
return;
} else {
if (mLastX == pX && mLastY == pY) {
return;
} else if (mLastY > pY) {
// downwards
Camera cam = mWorld.getCamera();
float speed = (mLastY - pY) / slowCamMovement; // slowCamMovement = 100f;
cam.moveCamera(Camera.CAMERA_MOVEDOWN, speed);
} else {
// upwards
Camera cam = mWorld.getCamera();
float speed = (mLastY - pY) / slowCamMovement;
cam.moveCamera(Camera.CAMERA_MOVEUP, -speed);
}
lastX = pX;
lastY = pY;
}
}