The phrase "a navigation wheel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a device or interface element that allows users to navigate through options or controls, often found in software or gaming contexts.
Example: "The new software update features a navigation wheel that makes it easier to access different settings."
Alternatives: "navigation dial" or "control wheel".
If the phone has a navigation wheel, the big, clickable center button should always mean "O.K".
When you tap on a page, a navigation wheel pops up with different sharing options and ways to call up additional information, live stats, photos, and videos.
There is also a navigation wheel which lets you share stories via email, Facebook, or Twitter, favorite a story, go to related videos or photos interviews, other articles, or stats such as live scores.
Shifting from channel 5, which is XM's channel for music from the 1950s, to channel 105, which is programming in Mandarin Chinese, required cycling through all the channels between them using either a navigation wheel on top of the tuner or the arrow keys on a remote control so small that it's easily lost in the car.
The phone includes a circular navigation wheel to help consumers navigate its menus.
And a range of art-deco-styled fashion phones, launched in September, shows that Nokia can still be daring: one model even does away with the keypad, in favour of an iPod-style navigation wheel.
It's got an external display and navigation wheel on the face, dual speakers, Stereo Bluetooth support, a gig of internal memory, microSD up to 8GB, a 2.0 megapixel camera, and an FM transmitter.
That said, I'm not a big fan of the navigation wheel.
Unveiled at the IFA show in Berlin, the Drive + Play incorporates three components: a docking station which sits in the glovebox, a dashboard-mounted LCD screen which displays track titles and a control unit which replicates the navigation wheel of the iPod (this is mounted by the gear stick).
Like the Sony, the 330 has a navigation thumb wheel.
With its big round navigation wheel and spring-loaded stylus, it's a little more up-to-date in the industrial design department than the more traditional-looking Cassiopeia EM-500, which comes in silver and five colors of plastic: green, yellow, sky blue, a darker blue and red.
