So I was using the WPCentral app with my left hand wanted to press the 'refresh' button for the forums. I couldn't do it because it is placed for right hand use.
Also, with bigger Android phones, you often see a feature that allows the keyboard to be shifted left or right depending on which hand you are holding it with. With my Optimus G Pro, you do this by pressing an arrow.
This got me thinking: phones should have some type of proximity sensor (or pressure sensor of some kind) on each side of the phone that could detect which hand you are holding it with. WP8 could then have an API available to app devs that would change certain parts of the app around to make use easier. The OS itself could take advantage of this also.
Considering we are bound to see bigger screens on WP phones with 1080p support coming, a feature like this would be killer, esp. if it was required on all WP phones.
What do you think?
Also, with bigger Android phones, you often see a feature that allows the keyboard to be shifted left or right depending on which hand you are holding it with. With my Optimus G Pro, you do this by pressing an arrow.
This got me thinking: phones should have some type of proximity sensor (or pressure sensor of some kind) on each side of the phone that could detect which hand you are holding it with. WP8 could then have an API available to app devs that would change certain parts of the app around to make use easier. The OS itself could take advantage of this also.
Considering we are bound to see bigger screens on WP phones with 1080p support coming, a feature like this would be killer, esp. if it was required on all WP phones.
What do you think?