Sentences with phrase «redesigned set»

This new version of the ecobee thermostat seems to have a redesigned set of industrial design outer bits, too.

In their place are a redesigned set of emojis which are rounder than blob emojis with more gradients and a generally - different design language.

Camera • Portrait mode now supports optical image stabilization, HDR and True Tone flash • Photos and videos will take up half the space with the new HEIF and HEVC image and video formats • Redesigned set of nine filters optimized for natural skin tones • Automatically identify and scan QR codes

A redesigned set of wheels would also be a must, together with a tad more power extracted from the 1.0 - liter naturally aspirated engine as both the 0.9 - liter petrol and 1.5 - liter diesel would be irrelevant to Nismo's creed.

These changes include larger air intakes on the newly designed front bumper, new quad - LED front headlamps and a completely redesigned set of alloy wheels.

It also comes equipped with a slightly redesigned set of headlamps that now comes with LED lighting, as well as new taillights.

Behold a redesigned settings menu on mobile devices that make things easier to find.

Facebook will also redesign its settings menu for mobile devices, now spread out across almost 20 different screens, and consolidate its privacy and security options in a single place.

With CEO Mark Zuckerberg now poised to address the uproar on Capitol Hill, Facebook said Wednesday that it's redesigning the settings menu on mobile devices, consolidating privacy options in one place, rather than sending users to some 20 different screens.

It redesigned the three core home screen navigation buttons to be more cleanly defined; the recently - opened - apps scroll offers a way to kill apps; and the redesigned settings pop - up menu provides wider access to frequently changed settings than Android provides.

Asus outfits the Transformer Pad with a selection of preinstalled software and several welcome Android customizations, such as redesigned menu buttons and a redesigned settings pop - up that brings frequently used settings to the forefront.

To date, many magnificent and noteworthy events have been held in its redesigned setting, including our Wailele Polynesian Luau thrice weekly.

Last week, Facebook redesigned its settings page so it would be easier to find all of the information the company has collected about you.

debuted last year, it brought a redesigned settings menu that made it much easier to find your way around.

When Android Nougat debuted last year, it brought a redesigned settings menu that made it much easier to find your way around.

With Android 8.0 Oreo, you'll get new Redesigned Settings and Quick Settings, Advance App shortcut, PIP (Picture In Picture), Notification Dots, New Emojis and other enhancements.

The redesigned Settings app is the next most significant visual change.

For the impatient folks out there, we covered an Xposed module called Android N - ify that gave you Android Nougat's redesigned Settings menu on Lollipop or Marshmallow.

According to XDA, it comes with «new battery - saving navigation buttons, a revamped power menu, a redesigned settings menu, battery percentage information for Bluetooth devices, and Android's February 2018 security patches.».

Most of the major visual changes in Android Oreo are relegated to the redesigned settings menu, but there are a few minor tweaks elsewhere in the UI like in the notification shade.

There are also some user - facing additions such as adaptive notification dots, wider support for picture - in - picture mode, over 60 new emoji, a new look for media notifications and the quick settings menu, a redesigned settings menu, adaptive icons, notification channels, and, of course, the Octopus Easter egg.

For those of you unfamiliar with EMUI, the general look - and - feel is different to stock Android with Huawei's own launcher and a redesigned settings page.

Other features like the Redesigned Settings Menu, Smart Storage and App Launcher Shortcuts are not worth losing sleep over.

The Android 8.0 Oreo update features a redesigned settings menu, Picture - in - Picture, updated notification panel, adaptive icons and more.

Facebook Inc is giving users more control over their privacy by making data management easier and redesigning the settings menu, the company said on Wednesday, in the wake of a scandal over a breach that exposed the personal information of millions and was allegedly used by a political consultancy.

Additionally, it brings a redesigned settings menu, quick app switch shortcut and the much - requested clear all button.

Now, Facebook has announced that it has redesigned the settings menu on its mobile app «from top to bottom to make things easier to find,» according to a March 28th, 2018 media release.

We recently saw some reports pointing at a redesigned settings menu that is reportedly aimed at providing a more convenient UI.

In addition to redesigning its settings menu on mobile devices, Facebook said it is creating a new privacy shortcut menu where users would be able to better secure their accounts and control personal information.

There are some new visual features to be sure, with a redesigned Settings menu and notifications area.

The launcher itself sports some minor changes, including a redesigned settings pane and a Pixel - style swipe - up gesture for getting to the app drawer.

That's most evident in the redesigned Settings app — the rat's nest of menu items has been pared back significantly, and shortcut sections at the end of each main settings menu easily allow you to jump to related options.

That's alongside new features, like resolution scaling, new maintenance modes, and performance options in the redesigned Settings app.

Since its inception we've received an app drawer, quick emoticon drawing and other sharing options, a completely redesigned settings and pull - down bar and plenty of new features as well.

«The first update is found in a redesigned settings menu on mobile devices, so instead of settings that are spread across «nearly 20 different screens,» they're all in one place.

«From a change in how you set a homescreen wallpaper to redesigned settings, dialer or messaging apps, Android 5.0 is set to infuse more life into Samsung's yesteryear Galaxy S flagship, making it the biggest update Samsung has given to any of its devices,» SamMobile said.

The next version of Android contains its fair share of new features and redesigned elements, including split - screen multitasking, a redesigned Settings app, and redesigned notifications.

The source of this most recent leak has already shown images of a redesigned Settings app, with updated colors and a new «Support» tab.

Facebook will give users more control over their privacy by making data management easier and redesigning the settings menu

Android 8.0 Oreo is finally here, and with it comes Picture - in - Picture support, a redesigned settings page, notification dots, and plenty more.

The Android 8.1.0 OS upgrade comes with the following major changes: new Wallpaper - based themes for both light and dark ones, battery levels for connected Bluetooth devices, improved Power menu, redesigned Settings page, a new Oreo proper Easter Egg, Keep Wifi On During Sleep option has been removed, all apps will now be able to make a single Notification Alert per second, the «Apps Using Battery» Notification can now be dismissed, and more.

Not exact matches

The Gmail redesign reportedly also includes a setting for users to change their views to two difference versions — Comfortable and Compact.

The scandal has caused Facebook to delay the unveiling of new home products and redesign its privacy settings.

Mayer set out to redress that mistake, presiding over a hiring boom for the Flickr team, a massive site redesign and an update to the mobile app.

The pair set about redesigning the store, reworking the product mix and moving the shopping experience from hippy - dippy toward a more accessible, suburban concept.

According to a blog post by Erin Egan, VP and Chief Privacy Officer and Ashlie Beringer, VP and Deputy General Counsel, the Facebook mobile app has been redesigned to make it easier for users to find the privacy settings they need.

«We've redesigned our entire settings menu on mobile devices from top to bottom to make things easier to find.

In addition, Facebook needs to clarify and redesign its app settings, particularly the «apps others use» settings that, frankly, we don't understand at all.

In its press release, Facebook states that it has redesigned its entire settings menu on the mobile app.

«The «secular» shift affecting the financial services industry is rapidly redesigning the competitive landscape, creating a wide opportunity set in the small / mid-cap space,» Cesario said in the statement.