How weird is it that one of things I'm missing from my iPhone X is actually the UI/UX?
You should go back to it......How weird is it that one of things I'm missing from my iPhone X is actually the UI/UX?
You should go back to it......
If you use gestures, the home button and back buttons are still there.Been trying gestures on Android P beta. Its not too bad. But I still prefer the buttons at the bottom tbh.
But I have discovered that if you slow swipe from the bottom you can get to the app drawer with only one swipe.
I know...ive been using it. The recent button is not there though. You have to swipe to use that function.If you use gestures, the home button and back buttons are still there.
I know...ive been using it. The recent button is not there though. You have to swipe to use that function.
The gestures really sound and look like a mess. I hope Google is paying attention to feedback.
I think so too. I see them fixing some things before the final release though.The gestures really sound and look like a mess. I hope Google is paying attention to feedback.
The gestures really sound and look like a mess. I hope Google is paying attention to feedback.
I totally agree with that thought process. Personally I do not see them going all in with gestures. It is too big a change for the normal users to comprehend.They need some tweaking but TBH, if Google is planning to go the gestures route, they need to just dive head first and go all in. Either adopt them universally across the entire OS and ditch the buttons entirely or just stick with the buttons. Halfway in between will just confuse people and is less intuitive, IMO.
They need some tweaking but TBH, if Google is planning to go the gestures route, they need to just dive head first and go all in. Either adopt them universally across the entire OS and ditch the buttons entirely or just stick with the buttons. Halfway in between will just confuse people and is less intuitive, IMO.
Precisely this. Give users two options: "classic" on-screen buttons or full gestures.
Why can't the new pill act as a gesture in both directions? Just like gesturing it right lets you flip through apps, gesturing the other way can be the universal back button. So the gestures would be:
Gesture left for back
Gesture right + hold for app flipping
Gesture right and let go for full app switcher.
Gesture up to go home.
Gesture up twice to get to app drawer. (or maybe gesture full swipe up for app drawer)
Done. Simple.
That looks good to me. Then we don't know what Google will do with stock Android.Precisely this. Give users two options: "classic" on-screen buttons or full gestures.
Why can't the new pill act as a gesture in both directions? Just like gesturing it right lets you flip through apps, gesturing the other way can be the universal back button. So the gestures would be:
Gesture left for back
Gesture right + hold for app flipping
Gesture right and let go for full app switcher.
Gesture up to go home.
Gesture up twice to get to app drawer. (or maybe gesture full swipe up for app drawer)
Done. Simple.
This might be just my issue but I have another problem with P’s gestures: I like that navigating on Android is fundamentally different than iOS. I’ve said this before: what problem are P’s gestures solving? Apple had to solve the absence of a home button.
The fact that the gestures don't even give more screen real estate really brings into question what is the point?
The fact that the gestures don't even give more screen real estate really brings into question what is the point?
Pixel 2 XL is currently on sale in Carphonewarehouse in the UK this weekend and is £599.
I think that's the cheapest the XL model has been?
Nice! If we had the same type sale over here I'd probably be sleeping on the couch again in a few days.
Pixel 2 XL is currently on sale in Carphonewarehouse in the UK this weekend and is £599.
I think that's the cheapest the XL model has been?