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Do you know your navigation button can reveal the type of smartphone user you are.

There are three options of system navigation as shown in the screenshot below.
Which one are you using currently?
1) Gesture Navigation: This is special, no BACK, HOME or OVERVIEW button, you just have to swipe certain parts of the screen to go BACK, HOME or CHECK recently opened apps. It is unfamiliar to most android users and complex to use but if you can use it well, it makes you look more savvy.
In fact, there is high probability that most people won't be able to use your smartphone as they would be surprised to see that your android device does not have any BACK, HOME and OVERVIEW button. Yet, anyone can navigate well with it once they have mastered it.

2) 2-button Navigation: Only BACK button and HOME button is available. Swiping up the HOME button will show your recently opened apps (a.k.a OVERVIEW) and you can easily switch from app to another by swiping the home button to the right. One advantage to it is that it is not as complex as the Gesture Navigation and when it comes to switching between recently opened app, swiping the home button to the right makes it faster than any other method.

3) 3-button Navigation: The boring, default and common type. Usually, it is the default option on most android smartphones. I don't have much to say about it, you already know it provides you with the BACK, HOME and OVERVIEW buttons. The advantage is the ease of using it and how familiar it is to most android users. 3-button Navigation System makes it possible for you to just pick up virtually any android device and navigate easily.

Once again, which one are you using currently?

Me => 2-button Navigation.
You =>

I use gesture on my Camon 12 Air all the time.

Abiodunspectre:
I use gesture on my Camon 12 Air all the time.

Oh nice