A new version of the Amazon app is rolling out to Android devices right now with a redesign in tow that switches to bottom bar navigation.

Original 11/3: Previously, Gmail’s bottom bar would disappear as you scrolled through your inbox and when you opened an email. Users had the option to uncheck “Hide bottom navigation on scroll ...

If you scroll the other way, the bar comes back into view. Text-heavy apps like email clients and note keepers are always at risk of looking cluttered, and Gmail is no exception.

YouTube has officially rolled out Android's redesigned layout, moving the navigation bar to the bottom of the screen.

The Android app just received an update that switches from the hamburger menu to a bottom nav bar. The new version also comes with the ability to share tunes to other subscribers.

Tim’s phones don’t either. While that smaller navigation bar is greatly appreciated, my Gmail is also showing a “Hide bottom navigation on scroll” option to the settings area.

And that’s what Google is doing: the latest Chrome Dev browser for Android has moved the navigation from the top of the screen to the bottom, making it easier to reach when holding a big-screen ...