Sentences with phrase «watching the app drawer»

I love just swiping around, watching the app drawer expand and close, pulling the down and expanding the delightfully bouncy notification panel, and generally trying not to think about how it's all going to be ruined on other phones that cover it in proprietary software that doesn't look half as good.

I love just swiping around, watching the app drawer expand and close, pulling the down and expanding the delightfully bouncy notification panel, and generally trying not to think about how it's all going to be ruined on other phones that cover it in proprietary software that doesn't look half as good.

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To open the settings on your watch, swipe left to open the app drawer, and tap the Settings icon.

It is a huge leap from Android Wear 1.6, with a host of new features including a new vertically scrolling app drawer and additional custom watch faces.

If your Android Wear watch has multiple buttons on the body, these buttons can be programmed to launch specific apps so you're not stuck frequently swiping through the app drawer to get to them.

The interface was a single large cascading menu for you to interact with, but with Google Assistant replacing Google Now, and your App Drawer living behind a button press, the physical button on the watch is now the primary interaction mechanism, which is significant.

Everything is more accessible here, with your app drawer of sorts easily reachable by pressing the top crown button on the watch.

The app drawer is now more easily accessed and is easier on the eyes, with apps taking on new life as standalone local installations on the watch itself.

The Samsung Tizen UI on the Gear S2 has a wonderful app drawer that's one screen away from the watch face, but its notifications disappear after a few minutes.

Luckily most of these apps won't appear in your app drawer, but it's certainly annoying to have to install so many apps just to use your watch.

Swiping left from the home watch face's edge will take you to the apps drawer.

The top one toggles between the watch face and the app drawer, and the bottom one is used to access fitness tracking (single - click) and Android Pay (double - click).

Now when you tap the app drawer icon, watch the animation.

Thanks to the watch's 1.2 - GHz dual core ARM CPU, we found navigating around the UI extremely snappy as we swiped through the app drawer and launched a couple of apps.