Sentences with phrase «feel than the previous version»
The new look of the homepage (on the left) gives a more modern and professional feel than the previous version of the site (right).
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Cons: Firmer feel and less flexibility than previous versions, runs slightly short (you may need to go up a half size)
That was all true of the previous version, too, but with the more direct steering rack, the lower ride height and the latest generation Pirelli P Zero tyres the 718 feels more agile than ever.
That thin design really does make a difference because the Air 2 feels a lot more portable than the previous version; it feels a lot more chuck - in - your - bag than before, and certainly around the home the benefit of the better screen and more powerful specs will shine through.
It has more complexity than the previous 2 games, it has that good old arcade feel to it (it looks and sounds very similar like the original arcade version of the game), the gameplay is fun and challenging, the framerate is also good, the enemies are finally designed in a way they should have been done even in the 2600 version, and Mario finally has the appropriate and familiar look.
Crowds feel a bit more alive than in previous versions, although they still aren't much more than cardboard cutouts of people.
All in all, EMUI 5 feels more balanced — both visually and in terms of feature set — than previous versions, while also being less at odds with Google's preloaded services.
It just feels a little more cleaned up than previous versions.
Samsung has listened to its customers who'd clamored for certain changes on the software front, and the reworked and optimized version of TouchWiz does look more presentable and feels more snappy than previous generation versions, which have often been blamed as being garish and bloated.
This one is supposed to be slimmer than the previous version, but feels and looks just as bulky.
If anything, the bass feels a little more rounder than it was on the previous version although not necessarily to any meaningful degree.