@d8smt wrote:   Other minor irritations - on the Note10, the Air Command menu always appears on the right when removing the stylus which is an awkward position - would be nice to be able to configure it left.  Are you talking about the floating circle icon that comes one when you take out the pen? I think you can drag that with the pen to make it appear next time on the other side ... View more

Left handed user here! I didn't really have an issue with this back when I was an iPhone user mainly because it was an iPhone 6 which is pretty small by today's standards. So my apologies if I make a lot of iPhone comparison just because that's what I've had experience with until my current phone.   However, when I switched to a Note 9... oh boy. Having a big screen is one thing but having icons you can't reach across the screen is the big deal for me. ONE UI did make things easier to reach things so the challenging ones are usually the apps.   One Hand Operation + again, being used to an iPhone, I didn't really appreciate being able to swipe back from anywhere to trigger a back action until it wasn't there anymore. I also didn't realize that this was more convinient left handed users since the trigger is on the left of the screen.    Reassignable button in general, this is what I loved about android is that there are options to reassign even the basic buttons so it works better for either or righ handed people.   Spotify - this is not just specific left handed experience but on the iPhone, they use a lot of gesture. Like when you are playing a song, you don't have to reach all the way to that upside down caret that looks like a V to minimize the screen. I think this is why gesture in general is a great UX.   Google Podcast - Everything is not just on the right, but they are waaaaaaay on the right. Having teeny tiny icons doesn't help either.     If I have just one suggestion for better left handed experience, it would be to make an experience that makes handedness irrelevant. Having things on the right isn't so bad if they're still within reach. If I can just swipe instead of trying to reach for that tiny button on the other side of the screen, then it doesn't matter when I'm using my left or right hand. ... View more

Found the answer. Apparently the features are based on the phone's language region. It's annoying how google limits the functionality based on the region when the features themselves are not really relevant to location such as routines.  ... View more