Sentences with phrase «feel of their devices ui»

That's also the reason why the likes of Google and Facebook have not really followed up intensely on their initial attempts to grab your home screen space — most people are not that interested in changing the look and feel of their devices UI wise and are more than content with what comes out of the box.

Not exact matches

My question on graphics acceleration is to ask how or if graphics acceleration can speed up Javascripts, Flash, Multiple tabs, displaying of pictures, fonts and other UI elements to thus accelerate the web browsing experience on ARM Powered devices so that it feels just as fast as on Intel.

I have to say that the UI On this device feels a bit strange for an Android device and makes me think more of a Chromebook or something.

In her new role, Ms. Brody will lead a team of 80 UI designers in developing creative UI design experiences and the look and feel for HUAWEI Consumer BG's range of leading smart device products.

Numerous changes both in UI and functionality of the devices mean that the developers will have their hands full when upgrading their apps to look and feel according to Google's standards for Android Wear 2.0.

On first glance, the company has done well in keeping the UI relatively clean — there is no app drawer, and LG has placed all its apps within another folder, so you basically get two homescreens on the device out of the box, which feels nice and uncluttered.

The Note 8 pairs Android with version 8.5 of the Samsung Experience UI, which is also somewhat of a departure from how Android looks and feels on a Pixel or an Android One - branded device.

With HTC Sense offering a huge amount right out of the box, the tweaks that HTC has made to its software UI both improve the experience from previous devices, while maintaining most of that Android feel, if not the native looks.

Since it mimics a mostly stock Android experience save for some gestures and a different set of stock icons, the K10000 Pro will feel like most Android devices which don't come with a UI overlay that was developed by the manufacturer.

Of course, nothing stopped Lenovo from doing the same until now, as a proprietary Vibe UI doesn't feel like an acceptable excuse for eternally leaving a 2016 device on Marshmallow.