Sentences with phrase «app experience seems»

But in general, if you're dating women, the dating app experience seems to be a little better.

Not exact matches

Turning to email in a bid to up the engagement factor on a blog - based community might seem like a counter-intuitive evolution, but as we noted recently, many experienced online organizers still regard email as the not - so - secret killer app of online politics.

At night, I turn the brightness down all the way, and the Kindle app has an invert mode where it puts white on black background instead of black on white background, so it's pretty dark, and I found that a pretty comfortable experience and certainly preferable to my previous way of reading in the dark which was getting out a little AA battery — powered book light that I had to clip onto my Kindle — which seemed so backward that you have to have a second electronic device attached to your first electronic device — but [the] eInk screen on the Kindle doesn't light itself.

Well, AdultMatch seems to be an evolved app and is sure to make your online dating experience both fun and easy.

The better apps seem to have a handle on how to deal with these intruders and keep them from ruining the experience for others.

No matter how many new apps hit the market, it seems the inherent problems with online dating (lying, old photos, bad behavior)-- are still lingering, and affecting the overall user experience.

But despite peoples» love of technology, online daters don't seem to be finding what they want, and are not so satisfied with the dating app experience.

Is it just me, or does there seem to be an awful lot of mobile dating apps these days claiming to «bring the online dating experience offline?»

This is Cuddli's way of addressing the creep - factor and awkward cringiness that seem so inseparable from the dating app experience.

But there is one guy who I am interested in who seems t Dine is a dating app that isn't about superficial love at first sight, but an opportunity to experience someone's company and a new culinary adventure.

There seems to be no interracial dating app for the site, but you can view it on your mobile or iPad and get an optimized viewing experience.

I don't have experience with this app together with other cars, but it seems it uses the most suitable sensor data.

Virtual reality might seem like something out of the future, but apps like Relay Cars make it a part of the car - buying experience today.

Amazon seems to be incorporating the best aspects of the audiobook experience into their devices and apps, and leaving the Audible app to wallow away into obscurity.

It might seem more intuitive for a book app to launch on tablets before smartphones, but Van Lancker and his cofounders Eric Stromberg and Andrew Brown decided to focus on building their app for the phone first because they wanted to offer the reading experience wherever a mobile device can go.

The entire store experience is vibrant and app icons seem larger on the Nook HD.

It seems Snapchat is the latest victim in what is becoming a long line of apps and services experiencing security breaches and compromises, though it's a little confusing just how or where it happened.

There's the obvious issue of being able to change font sizes (my 56 - year - old eyes suck), but in addition: I like the compactness of the reading experience; I seem to be able to scan a story better (that is speed up and slow down the reading process); it's also awesome to set up a catalog of highlighted text with book apps; and I can jump from my phone to my iPad to my Kindle and then to my laptop, meaning that wherever I am whatever I want to read is always with me.

The entire tablet experience is fairly quick, apps seem to load fairly quickly.

I would say that because the app are better optimised it will make a lot of difference in the way it feels, more polished if that make sens.. You can still feel the latency on those displays too but yet again, because the optimisation is here, the experience seems better.

Amazon's content seems to be less expensive by my experience, and they give away a paid Android app for free each day.

Four years later, some iOS developers finally seem to be embracing that approach — even though Jobs might now prefer that they instead avail themselves of the full App Store experience.

This may seem like a no - brainer, but I wanted to investigate very closely how this insane resolution screen would affect the user experience in the Play Store with third party apps (enough to give it this separate section) and came away pleased with the result.

While there have been a couple hiccups along the way, in general the Amazon App Store seems to offer a superior experience to the official Google alternative.

The core experience, the Google apps, seemed to run fine, and it's difficult to judge whether this is a device problem, or a wider issue with apps on smaller Honeycomb devices, as we know the Acer Iconia A100 also has some app compatibility problems.

Overall user experience feels a little more complicated than it should be - swiping down for app options seems to be an easy gesture to forget about

It wouldn't surprise me to find out that Amazon's experience working on the Kindle PlayBook app (even though they seem to have shelved it) helped pull together the Kindle Fire.

In fact from the description it does seem that this first title is more of an app, rather than a fully fledged game, with the aim to get Nintendo account members ready for more in depth game experiences that will release later.

The ban seems to apply to apps that target Xbox One or are mainly gaming experiences, and complements the bans that Microsoft implemented last year on some game console emulators compatible with Xbox.

This may seem a mouthful, but really what it means is that the viewing experience is unlike any you've ever encountered; between the 3 - channel video installation, the photographs, and the apps, the images Syms presents and the way in which they are revealed asks us to reconsider our relationship to media such that we become acutely aware of the presence of our own bodies in time and space.

But the Rift doesn't seem to have imported the Gear VR's various non-gaming social experiences, its VR versions of Netflix and Hulu, or its large collection of 360 - degree video apps.

The biggest omission (for me, anyway) was support for podcasts — Spotify has invested time and effort into fleshing out the podcast experience in its desktop and mobile apps, and considering the national average commute time hovers around 45 minutes, it seems odd that Spotify would've chosen to leave this out.

My experiences seem to show that for services to properly work — like detecting selected text is actually an actionable text item — it requires the app (or the relevant portions of it) to be in Cocoa.

Should you notice that a particular app or service is waking up your device more than seems acceptable, check online to see if other people have been experiencing the same issue.

Although at first glance it seems that this would be a Plex issue, the company denied its involvement to GigaOm, and other Samsung smart TV apps, like Australia's Foxtel TV app, are experiencing it as well.

Then there are all those «new AR experiences», an Animoji lineup with four fun additions (lion, bear, dragon and skull), Business Chat functionality (still in beta) for the proprietary Messages app, detailed Health Records for patients of more than 40 US health systems, and «updated data and privacy information» which seems to come at an ideal time.

It's not enabled by default — and when it is activated, there seems to be a one second lag before the home screen shows when you return from an app — but the app drawer brings the familiar Android interface, and vastly improves the overall user experience.

YU also seems to have stepped away from Cyanogen and «Android on Steroids» and now has opted for a relatively close to stock Android experience, with not too many preinstalled apps and no app drawer.

Championing an ostensibly noble goal, free services, and the experience of VKontakte's creators, Telegram would seem like a great alternative to any of the leading messages apps out there.

OnePlus claims to have fixed some of the touch latency issues which bugged earlier phones and based on our experience so far, it certainly seems to have succeeded — performance was buttery smooth, whether we were running multiple apps, playing high - end games, browsing the Web, or browsing a dozen websites at the same time.

Other tweaks like a horizontal app switcher and a tabbed notification shade add nothing to the Android experience, and many of the changes (with the possible exception of some customization settings for the status bar and fingerprint sensor) seem to have no real purpose.

The crippling lag we experienced under the past two versions of the Google App seem to be a thing of the past — the launcher no longer skips frames opening up the app drawer, and the frequent stuttering while swiping to the Google Now pane has been all but eliminated tApp seem to be a thing of the past — the launcher no longer skips frames opening up the app drawer, and the frequent stuttering while swiping to the Google Now pane has been all but eliminated tapp drawer, and the frequent stuttering while swiping to the Google Now pane has been all but eliminated too.

You'll find various apps on EMUI that aren't part of the stock experience, many of which seem redundant, like Flashlight.

Though Samsung's focus seems to be on in - app actions — so while you are holding the phone in your hand — my personal experience tells me that virtual assistants are far more useful when they work without requiring any physical touch.

The YouTube app seems more like the Windows Phone YouTube experience than a Google Android experience.

The vast majority of the Android Central community seems to be quite happy with their experiences using Samsung Pay, but as with any other app / service, there are times in which it doesn't work as it should.

What I can say is that well - made iOS apps always seem to outshine their Android counterparts and provide an all - around smoother and cleaner user experience.

I would say that after 12 months of ownership, I have experienced lag in certain areas of the software experience which in my case, seems to have got slightly worse since the latest update to Android 8.0 Oreo, especially when launching apps such as WhatsApp, but it's nothing major and not a reason to overly slate this phone.

In any case, as part of this update, the company listed bug fixes for third - party camera apps, and also some network fixes for European users, as it seems like some of them experienced issues on OxygenOS 5.0.

Although, it does seem to be one which recognizes how integral Google's apps are becoming to the android experience.