I assume we are all humans and use our phones with, mostly, thumbs. Thumbs are kinda short and, due to the position the phone is held, can only reach about half of the screen on a modern phone. Wanna know which part of the screen? The bottom. Its the bottom of the screen.
So, knowing this, please, can someone explain why are most buttons in apps and even the android system itself (like the pull down menu) at the TOP of the screen? For example, wouldnt it be a million times better for Chrome to have its "new tab" button, address bar and menu button to be at the bottom of the screen? Wouldnt it be better to have a pull-UP menu instead of pull-down?
So, knowing this, please, can someone explain why are most buttons in apps and even the android system itself (like the pull down menu) at the TOP of the screen? For example, wouldnt it be a million times better for Chrome to have its "new tab" button, address bar and menu button to be at the bottom of the screen? Wouldnt it be better to have a pull-UP menu instead of pull-down?