Sentences with phrase «as small notifications»

Sadly Google has removed lock screen widgets in Android 5.0 Lollipop, though you can still get things like music controls as small notifications.

They're not important in game and if you're not interested in them, you're highly unlikely to notice that they exist as they pop up at the bottom in the screen as small notifications every now and then.

Incoming calls show up as a small notification at the top of the screen.

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This OS provides the option to change your LED notification color natively from within the profiles settings as well as other fixes and small additions.

I suppose it'll be good on the smaller tablets, since I'm sure Kobo will insist on giving us the crappy phone UI that Google stupidly set as the default for 7 ″ * TABLETS *, which has no global notifications toggle (alas, like on the Arc you'll need to root it and then mess with the pixel density setting in / system / build.

A few small tweaks here and there (such as a power toggles in the notification dropdown) could have offered something beyond what stock Android offers, and we miss stock Android here.

For a smaller company wanting these notifications, in addition to the other useful features such as dedicated support personnel (DART), the program fee for the Tx4 and Tx5 programs respectively start at $ 50,000 and $ 75,000.

To the left of the front facing camera is a small LED light, which for now I've only seen turn on when the device is powered up on a re-start, as all notifications at the time of this review are actually shown on the top left corner of the display.

For example, something as simple as reading messages and notifications that appear in the bottom left hand corner of the screen is often impossible, due to the fact that the font used is atrociously small and that there's nothing to separate the notification text from whatever is going on behind it.

It's a small change, but one that's going to make a lot of people happy who want to show off the watch as an actual watch without a notification card taking up space.

There are other small oddities, such as Mail notifications not being available to delete, only archive or dismiss (Motorola does the same, in fairness, and we don't really care in either case - but some died - in - the - wool Android fans will).

There are also some small design changes, such as making the toggles and the notification area separated.

Whether it's something small like changing the size of notification text, or major changes such as using different background colors for Quick Settings, OEM skins can completely ruin one of the most central menus in Android.

We updated the Action Center icon to now hide unread notification count when the taskbar is using small icons, as there's not enough space to display it.

There are small enhancements, such as the Google Now widget on the top left of the home screen, the revamped app drawer that you can access by simply swiping up from the quick access bar, and new gesture controls that let you open the notifications tray by swiping down in the fingerprint sensor in back.

The changes are fairly small, as we've come to expect from most Android Wear updates these days, and most of the meat of this particular update is centered around a new layout that should make your notifications easier to read at a glance.

Instead, the watch syncs to the user's iPhone or Android smartwatch via Bluetooth and uses vibration, changes in color to its small light near 6 o'clock and its hands as means to deliver notifications.

I particularly appreciated the small, mindful additions, such as the 3D touch - like icon menus, and switches to turn off all notifications and condense the status bar to the just the last three icons.

Activity, alarm and notification data is presented using an interplay of the watch hands, as well as a small colour window and vibration alerts.

App icons are now a little smaller in the notifications as well, sitting on the top left.

However it does now in Android N. Google has also taken better advantage of the space that is available there in Android N. Instead of having the actions on expanded notifications centered, and as big buttons, they are on the left side now, and a bit smaller.

We've talked about Android 8.0 Oreo quite a bit already, and along with big features such as picture - in - picture, adaptive notification dots, a reorganized settings page, and more, there are also a lot of smaller changes that you may not notice right off the bat.

There is also a small secondary display at the top which serves a similar purpose as Samsung's edge display by providing quick access to recent apps, notifications, media controls, contacts and so on.

Things that sound small but will make a big difference like better ways to manage fonts and emojis, as well as bigger changes like new ways to show notifications.

For reference, since the launch of Android Oreo (and even when it was known as «Android O») the icons for these system notifications would appear (shown above) as small circles (an «O») reminiscent of the Android O logo found within Oreo's Easter egg in settings.

Likewise, when there are notifications available, but the notification shade has yet to be pulled down, instead of seeing those little O shapes from now on, users will simply see a row of small Oreo cookie icons — as shown below.

Smartwatch capabilities are just like they used to be with no improvement whatsoever, so you get notifications, options to interact with them, settings to delete emails or to reply to a message and all the essential tools that would allow you to use the Watch as a fully - featured but smaller smartphone.

As such, you can expect a similar level of functionality to the V10 with notifications and other quick access shortcuts showing up on the smaller ticker display at the top of the phone.

Android purists will be annoyed by other small changes, such as the altered notification shade, custom icon designs, and other visual tweaks throughout the operating system.

This will cause notifications to be delayed unless set as high priority however, with the device only periodically syncing them in this case, but it is a small price to pay for better battery life.

Google has made other changes to the way the operating system functions by modifying notifications so they're smaller and easier to handle as you're doing other things on your wearable.