Early mockups speculate Android N UI changes
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- 17 Mar 2016
Herodroid, 04 Mar 2016Android is made, but brands like Samsung, LG, HTC adds a sk... moreYes i know tht, Google is not responsible for updates in Sammy,HtC,Sony,etc.
I just want to say that if Google will not do anything for updates, in other companies which r using Android,Then Android will Loose its Market share.And its not good for Google.
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- 11 Mar 2016
same same ui feeling bore with it, similar ui from lollipop, when do they work on it to give different ui on next version of android..
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- 06 Mar 2016
Anonymous, 01 Mar 2016Wow! The notifications screen looks so ugly and it's wastin... moreWhy should android copy WP? Thats just gonna draw more people away from WP, and make all the WP users angry. They should go in a different direction. WP has square live tiles, iPhone can keep the circle apps, Android should get triangles!
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- 05 Mar 2016
AnonD-212969, 01 Mar 2016AAAAAAand, by the year of our Lord 2095. adoption rate of a... moreThat's why I've finnaly quit samsung after using the S, S2 HD LTE, S3, and S4. XDA gave my S4 the rom that Samsung should have sold the phone with. Thanks XDA developers and JCDTeam and well done. Shame on Samsung... still waiting for updates.... cause Samsung asleep and seems to be trying to force consumers to update phones in order to update the software...
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- 04 Mar 2016
AnonD-361638, 04 Mar 2016Bro,Android is made by Google. So if adoption and update ra... moreAndroid is made, but brands like Samsung, LG, HTC adds a skin on top and modifies Android. so Google is not responsible about certain devices, it's OEM problem. Google is responsible only for Nexus devices, and they get updates fast and first.
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- 04 Mar 2016
Herodroid, 01 Mar 2016thats not googles problem that other OEMS does not update s... moreBro,Android is made by Google. So if adoption and update rate is slow then Google should be and must be worried.they should do something for updates.
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- 03 Mar 2016
Shawn Shahidul, 03 Mar 2016Everything is roundingEveryone copying Nokia's icons.
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- 02 Mar 2016
So what has changend in Android N ? Nothing new that I can see , same Android M look . It would be nice if there will be a big difference in UI with Android N like it was between KK and L .
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- 02 Mar 2016
Heretic, 02 Mar 2016Google gives support to the Nexus line, they are not in cha... moreAnd we've come full circle to my first comment, you should try reading it...
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- 02 Mar 2016
Coming to a nexus device near you
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- 02 Mar 2016
Anonymous, 02 Mar 2016What's "N" for? Android 7.0 Nougat? Can't wait.No. It will be named as android N "Nutella"
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- 02 Mar 2016
These changes look like copy of MIUI 7. Small Statusbar font. Paged notification toggles. The clear all notifications button is too small. I struggle to press it on Lollipop
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- 02 Mar 2016
What's "N" for? Android 7.0 Nougat? Can't wait.
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- 02 Mar 2016
I agree, companies should have a phone line-up with stock android....
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- 02 Mar 2016
Each major brands should launch at least one mid range phone with stock Android so that people wanting fast update may not be dependent on them.
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- 02 Mar 2016
Anonym, 01 Mar 2016I'd rather get an officially supported Cyanogenmod phone an... moreGoogle gives support to the Nexus line, they are not in charge of giving support to the models that the OEMs make.
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- 01 Mar 2016
Without rooting they need to offer a different background to that white, maybe erm? A dark one ? For crying out loud this is android, stop trying to be apple.
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- 01 Mar 2016
'Cause we would see some of the top Android brands skip a version or two to the latest version just so we could praise them for offering fast OS updates
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- 01 Mar 2016
Heretic, 01 Mar 2016Then go buy a Nexus device and be happyI'd rather get an officially supported Cyanogenmod phone and have more models to choose from (which is exactly what I did), thank you very much.
Does this solve the chronic lack of support for the vast majority of Androids? Not even close!