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why not after 4.2.2? You are dissolving the entire thing because of a (sometimes) bolded number?
The lock screen was butchered.
RIP Android design.
why not after 4.2.2? You are dissolving the entire thing because of a (sometimes) bolded number?
The lock screen was butchered.
RIP Android design.
The lock screen was butchered.
RIP Android design.
lock screens are there so your phone isn't used in your pocket. I remember a long time ago in the early blackberry days that shit would pocket dial on the reg unless I put a lock on it.I still don't understand the need for lock screens. If I lose my phone 1 out of 1000000 uses, and the other 999999 times I have to perform extra steps to get to my email, camera, etc., it becomes a nuisance.
I don't think that's ever happened to me with a capacitive touch screen. Heck, I don't think I've ever pocked-pressed the power button.lock screens are there so your phone isn't used in your pocket.
shits possible though!I don't think that's ever happened to me with a capacitive touch screen. Heck, I don't think I've ever pocked-pressed the power button.
Download a smart dialer for the Play store?!One thing I do miss in stock Android is no smart dial, like the article mentions. I used that feature a fuckton, but eh, I can still get by without.
When bank accounts and purchase ability is tied to your phone I'll take the nuisance
Download a smart dialer for the Play store?!
Haha yeah I know, but I meant for the stock dialer. It's one of those features you sort of come to expect from phones these days, y'know. At least I do.
Hyperbole to the nth degree. The lock screen became customisable and someone came along on the back of it and made an app called dashclock. Now my lockscreen is way more practical than on 4.1.
Android Police are running a poll on whether folks prefer the One or the S4. Hardly scientific stuff but...
The One is currently in the lead by a fair margin
http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/03/17/weekend-poll-htc-one-or-galaxy-s4/
Hyperbole to the nth degree. The lock screen became customisable and someone came along on the back of it and made an app called dashclock. Now my lockscreen is way more practical than on 4.1.
Android Police are running a poll on whether folks prefer the One or the S4. Hardly scientific stuff but...
The One is currently in the lead by a fair margin
http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/03/17/weekend-poll-htc-one-or-galaxy-s4/
a few pages ago i mentioned the Android Central poll and their poll the previous year. so for comparison's sake again, here's the Android Police poll last year.
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Final sales tally, GS3 - 50m and counting, One X - under 3m.
What a representative poll...
its definitely a glaring omission, at least you can fix it
a few pages ago i mentioned the Android Central poll and their poll the previous year. so for comparison's sake again, here's the Android Police poll last year.
Yeah, only I wasn't making any point other than the HTC One was doing well in an Android Police poll. I won't be buying one myself, but then again neither will I be buying an S4. HTC just can't compete with the marketing monster that is Samsung even if the phones are pretty much on par spec wise. If the One does substantially better than the One X, that that alone would be good for HTC. They need to find momentum from somewhere. Android without HTC would be a much poorer place.
Looking at your polls, (which themselves are worthless when put next to sales, I agree) I get the feeling that you are trying to make the argument that if something sells in more volume, it must be better. That isn't always the case, in both technology and art.
Download a smart dialer for the Play store?!
Haha yeah I know, but I meant for the stock dialer. It's one of those features you sort of come to expect from phones these days, y'know. At least I do.
no, i'm just saying they'll do better than before but barring some sort of miracle, it still won't be close.
This does make me wonder a bit. I have noticed this a lot lately, various peoples feelings toward what functions the stock software should have when it ships versus software on the Play Store that fulfill that function. It continues to expand, lots of people want floating video in stock, I want Smartstay built in, others want other stuff like flashlights and whatnot.
I wonder where that will end. As it expands, I think we could possibly edge towards a situation where we are asking for too much.... bloat. I mean, one persons useful app is the next mans bloatware.
This does make me wonder a bit. I have noticed this a lot lately, various peoples feelings toward what functions the stock software should have when it ships versus software on the Play Store that fulfill that function. It continues to expand, lots of people want floating video in stock, I want Smartstay built in, others want other stuff like flashlights and whatnot.
I wonder where that will end. As it expands, I think we could possibly edge towards a situation where we are asking for too much.... bloat. I mean, one persons useful app is the next mans bloatware.
Not to bash the one, but anyone who thinks it will sell anywhere near the number of s4s are delusional.
At this point it's delusional to think that HTC can even manufacture enough Ones to come anywhere near the number of S4s that Samsung can manufacture, much less sell them.
That too. Those premium materials take time eh.
Hardly. Aluminum is actually the cheapest commonly used metal in electronics, that's why it's easily mass-produced for people to wrap their food in. There's nothing premium about aluminum in the grand scheme of things, even compared to plastics. When people start making phones out of magnesium alloy (again), that's when I'll consider the materials premium.
My GS2 has started using loads of battery, even on outlet charger its going down down down...
Its hot too >.<
Battery says Android system and some touchwiz stuff is using most of the battery up >.>
Wat dooooooo!?
I wish for the day when we can have transparent aluminum as a phone material
Who in this thread actually owns an HTC One or knows someone who does? I want to see a show of hands.
I'm starting to think the x phone(s) and the nexus 5 will be out before any of the phones already announced.
you're telling me. I'm ITCHINGGGGGGGG to upgrade yet it feels like things are far as helllll away. Even things already announced don't seem close.God I hope not. I hate wanting something so bad and having to wait and wait.
God I hope not. I hate wanting something so bad and having to wait and wait.
I'm starting to think the x phone(s) and the nexus 5 will be out before any of the phones already announced.
obv I mean available on the play store. Customers hands? That's crazy talk!when you say "out" you mean available for purchase for a few minutes on https://play.google.com/ or in customers hands?
Late night ramblings: devs and analysts love to talk about how mobile is becoming more and more people's primary computing platform. So when will mobile apps that match the functionality of their desktop counterparts become the norm?
How come I can't use Android's YouTube to detail my view count and access Insight?
Why won't banking apps allow me to set up recurring payments, or adjust saving goals, or edit transaction names?
Why can't I put a website address into Google Translate?
I can't use Calendar to subscribe to a new calendar?
I can't share an existing photo album in Google+ with a new contact? What? Are you sure? Really? Come on; that can't be true. I mean, that's a really basic function, and given Google's emphasis on g+, specifically its photo sharing functions, I'm sure they have provided for this simple task. Huh? Are you serious?
And on and on.
The GSMArena daily ranking:
CURRENT RANKINGS
By daily interest
Device Daily hits
1. Samsung I9500 Galaxy S4 - 323,541
2. Sony Xperia Z - 145,901
3. Samsung Galaxy Grand I9082 - 63,434
4. Samsung I9300 Galaxy S III - 61,662
5. HTC One - 58,135
6. Samsung Galaxy S Duos S7562 - 56,873
7. Samsung Galaxy Note II N7100 - 42,962
8. Apple iPhone 5 - 42,737
GS4 >>>>>> Xperia Z >>> GS3/HTC One
GSMArena is a better gauge as it represents a more worldwide audience and it's a much larger sample size.
One of the interesting ones: the CalDAV API will be removed for all but whitelisted developers. CalDAV builds on WebDAV and is an open standard. Instead youd have to use the Google Calendar API.
Couple things...
I went with the better looking phone last year... Never again.
Who gives a fuck about any features related to touch wiz? That shit will be AOSP'd ASAP.
I mean right? I'd say on the whole that we are more of a custom ROM group. Truth is that the GS4's Dev scene will be like weekend in Vegas and the HTC One's will be like Reno on a Tuesday.