Sentences with phrase «less bloatware»

I'd rather have the stock version with a lot less bloatware as Sony sees fit to include a lot of largely useless apps around the edges such as Kobo, Amazon or even its own Xperia Premium app to offer events.

One good thing is that Zenfone 4 Pro ships with less bloatware when compared to previous devices.

We were not surprised to see less bloatware on the device, since Samsung has been following that policy from when company launched the Galaxy S6 smarphone, earlier this year.

The deciding factor is this: If you're one who generally prefers to shoot on auto mode, letting the camera do the heavy lifting with minimal input, you'll be better served by other Android phones with far less bloatware, a smaller chassis and buttons with more «click» action.

Samsung's TouchWiz overlay contains less bloatware and adds a bunch of interface theme options so that users can customize colors and other elements.

It has almost stock Android, there is very less bloatware apps installed.

It has almost stock Android, there is very less bloatware apps installed.

You know the rumors about how the Galaxy S6 would have dramatically less bloatware?

All thanks to the minimalistic Android skin approach and less bloatware as well.

Motorola devices feature less bloatware than some of their competitors, with the company sticking to an almost raw Android experience and the Moto Z2 Force is no different, launching on Android Nougat 7.1.

All New TouchWiz UI: The 2016 edition of Galaxy J7 comes with the improved Samsung Touchwiz UI, which is said to have lesser bloatware then usual.

Samsung phones are a good example of it, as many users don't like TouchWiz and choose to «flash» an AOSP (Android Open Source Project) ROM, which brings a vanilla Android experience while offering less bloatware and better performance.

«People want less bloatware, less confusion and greater clarity as to whose apps they should be using,» IDC's Llamas told TechNewsWorld.

Stock Android on this type of device has a number of benefits: less bloatware means better performance and battery life, Google's design language looks great, and the overall user experience is generally quite good from vanilla installations.

Moto devices are known for less bloatware and almost pure stock Android experience.

ZenUI 4.0 brings even less bloatware, and will feature an updated UI to refresh the year - old devices.

The Galaxy S6 performs the way a flagship should, with a lot of credit going to Samsung's optimization of their Touchwiz software suite, that comes with a lot less bloatware and unnecessary features than we've seen from Samsung in the past.

I like the fact that there will be less bloatware on future phones, but this won't stop carriers from installing their own programs.

Huawei's skin on the Android 6.0 operating system is unfamiliar but inoffensive, featuring far less bloatware than Samsung's or HTC's.

What Stock + UI entails is unclear at the moment, but our guess is that it'll contain less bloatware and thus provide snappier performance.

You know the rumors about how the Galaxy S6 would have dramatically less bloatware?

The OTA update of Android Lollipop operating system also brought with it the new and leaner Touchwiz UI with lesser bloatware and enhanced speed.

Again, we hope the American version will have less bloatware.

Despite the less bloatware claim, the Zenfone UI has a long way to go before it improves.

It is a much cleaner interface with a lot less bloatware, that makes for a much snappier experience.

I am not a fan of confusing skins, UI, and while MIUI is certainly better compared to what other players tend to offer, the lesser the bloatware, the better.

But it does still (somehow) have less bloatware than your typical LG or Samsung phone.

In what feels like last - ditch effort to appeal to Android handset buyers that are usually targeted by Google itself with the Nexus line, the «unlocked edition» HTC One A9 offers updates within 15 days of Google's Nexus line receiving them, less bloatware and pre-installed apps (no carrier software), and freedom to use the device on the carrier you choose...

Samsung's next flagship devices are going to unveil with a lot less bloatware than previous handsets.

There is a lot less bloatware and unnecessary features on the UI, compared to earlier Galaxy devices.

The smartphones include upgraded software like a new TouchWiz user interface that's cleaner, with less bloatware, and a new mobile payment system called Samsung Pay.

The Galaxy S6 has a much faster processor, faster DDR4 RAM, faster Flash memory, a kinder, gentler TouchWiz, less bloatware, much improved fingerprint scanner, improved camera lenses, speed and software, smaller bezels, wireless charging built - in, faster charging, better placement and louder speaker and it offers Samsung Pay.

The Galaxy S6 runs on Android 5.0 Lollipop operating system and comes with a stripped - back version of Samsung's TouchWiz user interface.Samsung has reworked the interface, equipping it with a simpler, flatter design and less bloatware.

There's less bloatware than the ZTE phone, too.

To be fair, ZenUI is much better than it ever has been, and since the phone is carrier unlocked, it means there's less bloatware on it.