This tutorial will explore alternative mobile interaction methods like trackballs, mice, and styluses. To explore this concept, we'll focus on enhancing a drawing application to add support for these input devices. Android devices are now many and varied, with differing hardware controls as well as software versions. In a recent series, we created a drawing app for Android using touchscreen interaction, but some users may be accessing your apps through different methods. For example, the Android platform runs on devices with trackballs, styluses, and even the traditional mouse and keyboard model. In this tutorial, we will run through the options you can explore when making apps accessible to a range of user hardware, as well as outlining additional capabilities these interaction models offer.


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