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I am wondering if this is more a move to unify design elements from Andriod with the Google web presence...A way to bridge the gap between the mobile UI (andrio
by stock_toaster 15y ago
I am wondering if this is more a move to unify design elements from Andriod with the Google web presence...A way to bridge the gap between the mobile UI (andriod) experience, and the google-web-at-large UI experience. I imagine as part of branding and customer imprinting.
Even if that is not the base reason, it is interesting to consider.
- swah 15y agoI never used Android. Which side would you like to see Google drifting to?
- Angostura 15y agoIt also seems rather similar to the decisions that Apple is making with the Lion/iOS designs.
- Raphael 15y agoHmm, maybe. The mobile site now has the menu look like tabs. Very cute, like a miniature Chrome.