Android's Chrome Web Browser in "Immersive Mode" on my Nexus 7. Since their introduction in Android 4.0 "Ice Cream Sandwich", on screen buttons are a dividing point among many Android enthusiasts. The pro's usually mean less bezel on your device, less hardware that could go bad, and button standardization. The con is a very simple one. It eats into your available screen space, making your screen seem smaller than it really is, and getting in the way of your content. Android's Chrome Web Browser in normal view on my Nexus 7. In reading and web browsing, they really do take up a lot of screen space, especially when you add things like tabs, the status bar, etc. With the release of Android 4.4 "Kit Kat", Google attempted to remedy this issue with the release of "Immersive Mode" for Android. What this mode does is hide all elements from your screen, EXCEPT for your content. This means a lot more room to read, game, w...
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