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2015-09-10
, 09:24
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#212
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Originally Posted by pichlo
It's not returning you to the start, it's pushing you to where you never were or wanted to be in the first place. Current public release and prior return you to home screen, as stated. I almost never use the app grid, as it's a waste of time and looks incongruous and unfinished. Now you're forced into it at every turn. Hence one of the reasons why I won't continue using 1.1.19 (it'll stay on my backup).
Did it not do that before? I can't remember. If so, then it was Wrong™.
Returning one step back is more intuitive than back to the start.
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2015-09-10
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#213
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Originally Posted by Fellfrosch
One option is to press volume button down until phone is silent. I like this new option.
How can I silence my phone now. Some Guys here talk about a powermenu. But when I press the Powerbutton for a longer time, my phone shuts down. There is no menu.
Also I like that with 2.0 volume button is working quite nicely. When you have music playing it affects to that.
And othervise it affects on ringtone volume. I like to change it from time to time so its now much more usefull.
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2015-09-10
, 09:28
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Joined on Jul 2006
@ Twickenham, UK
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#214
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Originally Posted by ste-phan
Yeah but that changes the ambience itself. I miss the quick Silence sounds one.
Swipe down from top border of screen and choose your "silent" ambiance.
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2015-09-10
, 09:43
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Joined on Sep 2012
@ UK
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#215
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Originally Posted by bluefoot
Are we talking about the same thing?
It's not returning you to the start, it's pushing you to where you never were or wanted to be in the first place.
I open the app launcher ("app grid"). Tap on an icon representing a folder. Change my mind. Tap on an empty space. Voilá, I am back in the app launcher. Exactly where I was before and where I wanted to be.
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2015-09-10
, 10:25
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#216
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Originally Posted by pichlo
No. The 4 favourite apps / folders. That are only now accessible when no apps are open on the homescreen. It should be optional / default to keep them pinned as previously. There's also no reason for the black / unthemed background to intrude, unlike previously, and unlike before it forces you into the app grid proper if you go 'back' from there.
Are we talking about the same thing?
I open the app launcher ("app grid"). Tap on an icon representing a folder. Change my mind. Tap on an empty space. Voilá, I am back in the app launcher. Exactly where I was before and where I wanted to be.
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2015-09-10
, 10:50
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@ UK
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#217
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Originally Posted by bluefoot
Aaah, that! OK, now I'm with you.
No. The 4 favourite apps / folders. That are only now accessible when no apps are open on the homescreen. It should be optional / default to keep them pinned as previously. There's also no reason for the black / unthemed background to intrude, unlike previously, and unlike before it forces you into the app grid proper if you go 'back' from there.
I personally prefer the app launcher as it is. It makes it more obvious that it is a menu and not part of the home screen. Unlike the previous situation which was rather confusing. Now that the home screen can scroll if there are more than 9 apps open (I know, very unlikely with the OOM problems), you need the separation.
However, I agree that the four favourite icons could be done differently. I would not miss them if they were abolished altogether, for the sake of consistency. But the ideal state of affairs would be having a separate desktop and apps manager, like on the N900 or on any desktop or even any other mobile since the dawn of time. Then you can put as many favourite icons there as you want.
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2015-09-10
, 11:03
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#218
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I would really like that 4 top to be showed like it is when your "multitasking" view is empty. If you just press quickly it will show those 4 apps/folders.
One could then have multiple most favorite apps open and then access to 4 different folders -> just by clicking empty space.
One could then have multiple most favorite apps open and then access to 4 different folders -> just by clicking empty space.
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2015-09-10
, 11:05
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@ Hanoi
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#219
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Originally Posted by pichlo
Instead of extra static space full of favorites icons, I like this dynamic behavior of the favorites menu as it is now (tap on empty home screen to bring it up shortly).
Aaah, that! OK, now I'm with you.
I personally prefer the app launcher as it is. It makes it more obvious that it is a menu and not part of the home screen. Unlike the previous situation which was rather confusing. Now that the home screen can scroll if there are more than 9 apps open (I know, very unlikely with the OOM problems), you need the separation.
However, I agree that the four favourite icons could be done differently. I would not miss them if they were abolished altogether, for the sake of consistency. But the ideal state of affairs would be having a separate desktop and apps manager, like on the N900 or on any desktop or even any other mobile since the dawn of time. Then you can put as many favourite icons there as you want.
Only problem is that it has not been fully implemented and it does not work as soon as 1 application is minimized.
Why not have a single tap on empty space to bring up 4 items favorites menu for 1 or 2 seconds? There will be enough empty space thanks to OOM and frankly favorites menu should not be limited to 4 or a single row. Let the user decide this.
Alternatively swipe up shortly from bottom for favorites to display for 1 or 2 seconds which are clearly seperated by a horizontal line from other apps.
As long as you keep launching favorite applications, focus stays on favorite menu.
Longer swipe will then bring up the full grid.
Full grid of course should be animated by translucent ambiance backgrond, not black
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2015-09-10
, 11:58
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@ UK
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#220
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Originally Posted by bluefoot
It's "People Powered"™*
I really hope they actually listen to feedback this time, and at least allow us the option to customise the experience, if they don't change the default one.
*Pitch forks optional.
No Mac users allowed.
Invite only but you'll never know when as CalDAV still doesn't work.
