Can someone explain the point of gestures control in android pie? I thought the point of it was to take up less space on the screen, but the pill never fades when scrolling so you have the exact same amount of space on the screen as when you didn't have swipe up on home enabled. The whole thing seems a bit pointless to me. It would make more sense if when scrolling through a website the pill would disappear and reappear if you swipped up
Dont forget the poorly designed back arrow that they made so small it is almost invisible. especially on a white or light grey background!
Why? what purpose does it serve.
They reclaimed ZERO space, the unusable space at the bottom is exactly the same size it was before. But with once less button and another so small , it might as well be invisible.
Ive read comment after comment here and elsewhere . Almost all hate it . But there are still those Google can do know wrong fanboys that have their noses so far up googles cyber ass they cant help but praise this U.I. 101 mistake
Nothing about it is an improvement - NOTHING.
Anybody who claims other wise is just a fanboy
And not on to the equally as stupid Volume control which defaults to Music! WTF were they thinking>?
What was wrong with the old way? It worked, An infant could figure it out.
When MUSIC was playing the volume buttons changed the Volume of the MUSIC.
When it wasnt, they operated the Ringer. Exactly how they should be.
Any moron could reach in their pocket, hold the down button and silence their phone if the need arose.
Now you have to take it out, unlock it and jump through more google hoops and tiny hard to see icons and text.
Again. Zero improvement and Zero Benefit.
Im just waiting for the inevitable: White text on the obnoxious bright white backgrounds that have almost entirely infested google.
But there is an option sheeple - dont buy the pixel 3. if you did, send it back and tell them why.
after another sales flop. Maybe the hands off billionaires will get involved again and get rid of this douche bag sundar and all involved with googles endless bad decisions the past few years