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Let me first start by saying that I do not and will not use a phone one-handed.

I must say that the experience is not smooth. Problems:

• Having to constantly peek to check time, battery, and connection status instead of a usual top bar.
• Having to look for apps downwards instead of to the right
• The point above means there is confusion between checking for notifications and looking for apps.
• Having to call up settings instead of dropping quick toggles from the top
• Lack of Hub already mentioned in separate thread
• Burdensome way of closing apps instead of just clicking on an x in corner of minimized view
• Scrolling acceleration already reported by someone else
• Fancy display of notifications and emails instead of black and white

That's it for now

Let me first start by saying that I do not and will not use a phone one-handed.

I must say that the experience is not smooth. Problems:

• Having to constantly peek to check time, battery, and connection status instead of a usual top bar.
• Having to look for apps downwards instead of to the right
• The point above means there is confusion between checking for notifications and looking for apps.
• Having to call up settings instead of dropping quick toggles from the top
• Lack of Hub already mentioned in separate thread
• Burdensome way of closing apps instead of just clicking on an x in corner of minimized view
• Scrolling acceleration already reported by someone else
• Fancy display of notifications and emails instead of black and white
• Sailfish-style menu hard to use with invisible items and scroll hunting

That's it for now

Let me first start by saying that I do not and will not use a phone one-handed.

I must say that the experience is not smooth. Problems:

• Having to constantly peek to check time, battery, and connection status instead of a usual top bar.
• Having to look for apps downwards instead of to the right
• The point above means there is confusion between checking for notifications and looking for apps.
• Having to call up settings instead of dropping quick toggles from the top
• Lack of Hub already mentioned in separate thread
• Burdensome way of closing apps instead of just clicking on an x in corner of minimized view
• Scrolling acceleration already reported by someone else
• Fancy display of notifications and emails instead of black and white
• Sailfish-style menu menus hard to use with invisible items and scroll hunting

That's it for now

Let me first start by saying that I do not and will not use a phone one-handed.

I must say that the experience is not smooth. Problems:

• Having to constantly peek to check time, battery, and connection status instead of a usual top bar.
• Having to look for apps downwards instead of to the right
• The point above means there is confusion between checking for notifications and looking for apps.
• Having to call up settings instead of dropping quick toggles from the top
• Lack of Hub already mentioned in separate thread
• Burdensome way of closing apps instead of just clicking on an x in corner of minimized view
• Scrolling acceleration already reported by someone else
• Fancy display of notifications and emails instead of black and white
• Sailfish-style menus hard to use with invisible items and scroll hunting

I am not saying you should alter the one-handed UX for all users, but that you should provide such an alternative two-handed UX mode.

That's it for now

Let me first start by saying that I do not and will not use a phone one-handed.

I must say that the experience is not smooth. Problems:

• Having to constantly peek to check time, battery, and connection status instead of a usual top bar.
• Having to look for apps downwards instead of to the right
• The point above means there is confusion between checking for notifications and looking for apps.
• Having to call up settings instead of dropping quick toggles from the top
• Lack of Hub already mentioned in separate thread
• Burdensome way of closing apps instead of just clicking on an x in corner of minimized view
• Scrolling acceleration already reported by someone else
• Fancy display of notifications and emails instead of black and white
• Sailfish-style menus hard to use with invisible items and scroll hunting

I am not saying you should alter the one-handed UX for all users, but that you should provide such an alternative two-handed UX mode.

That's it for now

Let me first start by saying that I do not and will not use a phone one-handed.

I must say that the experience is not smooth. Problems:

• Having to constantly peek to check time, battery, and connection status instead of a usual top bar.
• Having to look for apps downwards instead of to the right
• The point above means there is confusion between checking for notifications and looking for apps.
• Having to call up settings instead of dropping quick toggles from the top
• Lack of Hub already mentioned in separate thread
• Burdensome way of closing apps instead of just clicking on an x in corner of minimized view
• Scrolling acceleration already reported by someone else
• Fancy display of notifications and emails instead of black and white
• Sailfish-style menus hard to use with invisible items and scroll hunting

I am not saying you should alter the one-handed UX for all users, but that you should provide such an alternative two-handed UX mode.

That's it for now

Let me first start by saying that I do not and will not use a phone one-handed.

I must say that the experience is not smooth. Problems:

• Having to constantly peek to check time, battery, and connection status instead of a usual top bar.
• Having to look for apps downwards instead of to the right
• The point above means there is confusion between checking for notifications and looking for apps.
• Having to call up settings instead of dropping quick toggles from the top
• Lack of Hub already mentioned in separate thread
• Burdensome way of closing apps instead of just clicking on an x in corner of minimized view
• Scrolling acceleration already reported by someone else
• Fancy display of notifications and emails instead of black and white
• Sailfish-style menus hard to use with invisible items and scroll hunting

I am not saying you should alter the one-handed UX for all users, but that you should provide such an alternative two-handed UX mode.

That's it for now

Let me first start by saying that I do not and will not use a phone one-handed.

I must say that the experience is not smooth. Problems:

• Having to constantly peek to check time, battery, and connection status instead of a usual top bar.
• Having to look for apps downwards instead of to the right
• The point above means there is confusion between checking for notifications and looking for apps.
• Having to call up settings instead of dropping quick toggles from the top
• Lack of Hub already mentioned in separate thread
• Burdensome way of closing apps instead of just clicking on an x in corner of minimized view
• Scrolling acceleration already reported by someone else
• Fancy display of notifications and emails instead of black and white
• Sailfish-style menus hard to use with invisible items and scroll hunting

I am not saying you should alter the one-handed UX for all users, but that you should provide such an alternative two-handed UX mode.

That's it for now

Let me first start by saying that I do not and will not use a phone one-handed.

I must say that the experience is not smooth. Problems:

• Having to constantly peek to check time, battery, and connection status instead of a usual top bar.
• Having to look for apps downwards instead of to the right
• The point above means there is confusion between checking for notifications and looking for apps.
• Having to call up settings instead of dropping quick toggles from the top
• Lack of Hub already mentioned in separate thread
• Burdensome way of closing apps instead of just clicking on an x in corner of minimized view
• Scrolling acceleration already reported by someone else
• Fancy display of notifications and emails instead of black and white
• Sailfish-style menus hard to use with invisible items and scroll hunting

I am not saying you should alter the one-handed UX for all users, but that you should provide such an alternative two-handed UX mode.

That's it for now

Let me first start by saying that I do not and will not use a phone one-handed.

I must say that the experience is not smooth. Problems:

• Having to constantly peek to check time, battery, and connection status instead of a usual top bar.
• Having to look for apps downwards instead of to the right
• The point above means there is confusion between checking for notifications and looking for apps.
• Having to call up settings instead of dropping quick toggles from the top
• Lack of Hub already mentioned in separate thread
• Burdensome way of closing apps instead of just clicking on an x in corner of minimized view
• Scrolling acceleration already reported by someone else
• Fancy display of notifications and emails instead of black and white
• Sailfish-style menus hard to use with invisible items and scroll huntinghunting [answered]

I am not saying you should alter the one-handed UX for all users, but that you should provide such an alternative two-handed UX mode.

That's it for now

Let me first start by saying that I do not and will not use a phone one-handed.

I must say that the experience is not smooth. Problems:

• Having to constantly peek to check time, battery, and connection status instead of a usual top bar.
• Having to look for apps downwards instead of to the rightright (or to the left for some other people I imagine).
• The point above means there is confusion between checking for notifications and looking for apps.
• Having to call up settings instead of dropping quick toggles from the top
• Lack of Hub already mentioned in separate thread
• Burdensome way of closing apps instead of just clicking on an x in corner of minimized view
• Scrolling acceleration already reported by someone else
• Fancy display of notifications and emails instead of black and white
• Sailfish-style menus hard to use with invisible items and scroll hunting [answered]

I am not saying you should alter the one-handed UX for all users, but that you should provide such an alternative two-handed UX mode.

That's it for now

Let me first start by saying that I do not and will not use a phone one-handed.

I must say that the experience is not smooth. Problems:

• Having to constantly peek to check time, battery, and connection status instead of a usual top bar.
• Having to look for apps downwards instead of to the right (or to the left for some other people I imagine).
• The point above means there is confusion between checking for notifications and looking for apps.
• Having to call up settings instead of dropping quick toggles from the top
• Lack of Hub already mentioned in separate thread
• Burdensome way of closing apps instead of just clicking on an x in corner of minimized view
• Scrolling acceleration already reported by someone else
• Fancy display of notifications and emails instead of black and white
• Sailfish-style menus hard to use with invisible items and scroll hunting [answered]

I am not saying you should alter the one-handed UX for all users, but that you should provide such an alternative two-handed UX mode.

That's it for now

Let me first start by saying that I do not and will not use a phone one-handed.

I must say that the experience is not smooth. Problems:

• Having to constantly peek to check time, battery, and connection status instead of a usual top bar.
• Having to look for apps downwards instead of to the right (or to the left for some other people I imagine).
• The point above means there is confusion between checking for notifications and looking for apps.
• Having to call up settings instead of dropping quick toggles from the top
• Lack of Hub already mentioned in separate thread
• Burdensome way of closing apps instead of just clicking on an x in corner of minimized view
• Scrolling acceleration already reported by someone else
• Fancy display of notifications and emails instead of black and white
• Sailfish-style menus hard to use with invisible items and scroll hunting [answered]

I am not saying you should alter the one-handed UX for all users, but that you should provide such an alternative two-handed UX mode.

That's it for now

Let me first start by saying that I do not and will not use a phone one-handed.

I must say that the experience is not smooth. Problems:

• Having to constantly peek to check time, battery, and connection status instead of a usual top bar.
• Having to look for apps downwards instead of to the right (or to the left for some other people I imagine).
• The point above means there is confusion between checking for notifications and looking for apps.
• Having to call up settings instead of dropping quick toggles from the top
• Lack of Hub already mentioned in separate thread
• Burdensome way of closing apps instead of just clicking on an x in corner of minimized view
• Scrolling acceleration already reported by someone else
• Fancy display of notifications and emails instead of black and white
• Sailfish-style menus hard to use with invisible items and scroll hunting [answered]

I am not saying you should alter the one-handed UX for all users, but that you should provide such an alternative two-handed UX mode.

That's it for now

Let me first start by saying that I do not and will not use a phone one-handed.

I must say that the experience is not smooth. Problems:

• Having to constantly peek to check time, battery, and connection status instead of a usual top bar.
• Having to look for apps downwards instead of to the right (or to the left for some other people I imagine).
• The point above means there is confusion between checking for notifications and looking for apps.
• Having to call up settings instead of dropping quick toggles from the top
• Lack of Hub already mentioned in separate thread
• Burdensome way of closing apps instead of just clicking on an x in corner of minimized view
• Scrolling acceleration already reported by someone else
• Fancy display of notifications and emails instead of black and white
• Sailfish-style menus hard to use with invisible items and scroll hunting [answered]

I am not saying you should alter the one-handed UX for all users, but that you should provide such an alternative two-handed UX mode.

That's it for now

Let me first start by saying that I do not and will not use a phone one-handed.

I must say that the experience is not smooth. Problems:

• Having to constantly peek to check time, battery, and connection status instead of a usual top bar.
• Having to look for apps downwards instead of to the right (or to the left for some other people I imagine).imagine)
• The point above means there is confusion between checking for notifications and looking for apps.
• Having to call up settings instead of dropping quick toggles from the top
• Lack of Hub already mentioned in separate thread
• Burdensome way of closing apps instead of just clicking on an x in corner of minimized view
• Scrolling acceleration already reported by someone else
• Fancy display of notifications and emails instead of black and white
• Sailfish-style menus hard to use with invisible items and scroll hunting [answered]

I am not saying you should alter the one-handed UX for all users, but that you should provide such an alternative two-handed UX mode.

That's it for now

Let me first start by saying that I do not and will not use a phone one-handed.

I must say that the experience is not smooth. Problems:

• Having to constantly peek to check time, battery, and connection status instead of a usual top bar.
• Having to look for apps downwards instead of to the right (or to the left for some other people I imagine)
• The point above means there is confusion between checking for notifications and looking for apps.
• Having to call up settings instead of dropping quick toggles from the top
• Lack of Hub already mentioned in separate thread
• Burdensome way of closing apps instead of just clicking on an x in corner of minimized view
• Scrolling acceleration already reported by someone else
• Fancy display of notifications and emails instead of black and white
• Sailfish-style menus hard to use with invisible items and scroll hunting [answered]

I am not saying you should alter the one-handed UX for all users, but that you should provide such an alternative two-handed UX mode.

That's it for now