Tag archive for "Android UI"
With Android 3.0 Google first introduced their new look and feel to Android with Honeycomb. Google has put in tons of resources and tons of work to get their UI where they’d like it for Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. A new post on the Android Developers Blog has details about the new Holo UI [...]
We may be die-hard Android fans here at Android Community, but we’ve all at least given iOS a chance to shine its light. One of its best features is handling UI actions perfectly, thus leaving the user willing to wait for longer page loads. Over on Google+, Google engineering intern Andrew Munn explained to us [...]
The extremely wide array of options and customizations of Android is one of the many things that makes it great. From custom ROM’s, themes, and the ever popular home launchers. What we have here is a teaser video of the new and upcoming ROU UI Launcher for Android, it looks extremely polished and impressive. While [...]
Google is doing its best to dissuade Android OEMs from modifying the Honeycomb UI on tablets, but that doesn’t mean it’s necessarily the 3.0 way or the highway. We’ve already seen software fettler SBP‘s custom UI work for Android handsets; now the company has sent us some videos of its new Tablet UI Engine. As [...]
MIUI is a very sleek, smooth, and clean user interface and ROM for Android. You have probably heard of them, or seen video’s of their UI. Just like CyanogenMod, and MoDaCo, they build Rom’s and have a pretty large following. They are lovers of Android that have developed a completely unique spin on Android and [...]
No, that title isn’t a code for something else. Though, it could be. (We’ll let your imagination race.) According to some sources speaking with TechCrunch, it looks like Google’s going to go ahead and (basically) pull a Microsoft: with the next release of Android, they want to make it so that handset manufacturers, like HTC [...]
Not to be out done by its younger brother, the Nexus One, the Droid now does Sense. HTC’s custom Android UI dubbed Sense is the most popular version of any manufacturer’s in-house UI. It is full of beautiful widgets (no pun intended) that has deep customization as well as many other options. The most notable [...]
The Android homescreen has greatly improved – with a little help from developers and handset manufacturers – over the various iterations of the smartphone platform, but that’s not to say it doesn’t still need work. UK-based Intuitive User Interfaces have launched their first “one-touch solution” for Android, a predictive UI that learns from how the [...]
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