I just recently got an Android Ice Cream Sandwich phone (AT&T HTC One X). One of the things I noticed was that Gizmo does not exactly fit the full-screen on the phone. The phone has 3 hardware buttons (back, home and app switcher). It doesn't have the menu button. So, the OS insists on putting a black strip with 3-dots at the bottom which is the menu button. This annoying 3-button strip containing one button takes about 10% of the real estate and sticks around in all cases (including full screen video playback). This is very annoying.
Many other applications also suffer from the same (Pandora, Amazon Kindle, Dolphin Browser HD). It is not a Gizmo-only problem. Some web search suggests that the Android app needs to be aware of "configurable" menu buttons and should include that as part of the app itself. I would imagine there is a way to instruct the ICS OS that this app does not need the "hardware menu" button. And then, the annoying 3-dot menu button strip should go away.
Any way this could be fixed? As more ICS devices will come to the market, more and more user will complain about the same.
Thanks,
Osho