Somebody at Google is finally learning about one-handed smartphone usability; something that should have been obvious 15 years ago. Chrome may be getting a much better user interface soon.
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Google has been working hard on bringing Material Design updates to its mobile applications, and these changes aren’t really focused on its in-house platform. In addition to the Android updates, we’ve seen Google bring these same changes iOS, and we also see rumors of more to ...
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As we’re sure many of you are aware, the major design language shift in Android Lollipop has inevitably spurred a mass outbreak of updates. We sure aren’t complaining, and the next app to join in on the fun is Chrome, which now finally has its Chrome 39 for Android update out of beta and pushed to the stable channel. Here’s what’s new.You’ll of course only be able to take advantage of the main tweaks if you are running Android 5.0, but you’re not entirely out in the cold if not. There’s now a colored status bar that can be defined by web developers ...
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We’ve been hearing a lot about how horrible Windows RT is with its lack of apps and occasional slowness due to its ARM processor requirements. Even the Microsoft Surface RT, which seems to be the most popular Windows RT device out there, has only sold around 1.1 million devices since its launch according to Bloomberg. Nvidia is disappointed, ...
Watch today’s Pocketnow Daily as we talk about Google Keep and how it enhances your note-taking experience on Android. Then we talk about Pandora’s debut on Windows Phone 8. We later talk about the bugs on iOS 6.1.3 and why we don’t think you should upgrade. We later move to talk about Google Now and its possibilities on iOS. Later it’s iPhone 5S and iPad 5 launch rumors since apparently there’s a date already set. We end today’s show talking about Android and Google Chrome not merging into one. All this and more after the break. Stories: -