Doc Block posted:

COACHS SPORT BAR posted:

Not the case here, but for writing 2-3 sentences and attaching a PDF I would have figured it would be fine

Smythe posted:

Windows 10 and Android are ownage and have never had a single bug or error. If you're having problems on either of those OS it means you're holding it wrong. Meanwhile my murdered-out Mac Mini had a router plugged into it from some sort of test thing from tech at work and it somehow thought it turned into a time capsule or something (from the CONSOLE LOG) and lagged out bigly trying to open some sorta backup sesh with it and hosed up my show. Bravo to OSX the biggest piece of poo poo OS on earth,

Blue Train posted:

Home screen

Blue Train posted:

I'm hosed up and don't understand but if you are on the home screen the back button doesn't do anything

Endless Mike posted:

did you not read the post before yours?

at least google did away with the menu button. what a stupid idea that was

infernal machines posted:

admittedly i was a teen before smartphones were a thing, but how much are these people masturbating, and where, that they need porn on their phone?

how is this an actual use case?

cinci zoo sniper posted:

wiped cache partition today and holy gently caress my phone is back to the world of living now

pram posted:

Doc Block posted:

the iPad 3 had a slight, but noticeable display lag that was similar to the rolling shutter effect seen on digital cameras. the LCD controller or whatever couldn't update the screen fast enough. so if you scrolled in landscape orientation stuff would get a slight rolling shutter trapezoidal effect like you see when panning quickly on a GoPro. or scrolling in portrait orientation would briefly give a slight squish/stretch effect.

for the anroid phone in question, its possible that rotating the device makes it fall off some optimized, direct framebuffer-to-screen drawing path, and having to go through the window compositor (so the screen contents can be rotated 180 degrees) introduces a noticeable lag. (as if anroid has an optimized drawing path )

or maybe it's too slow to handle having to invert the touch input coordinates.

who cares tho because vv anroid is bad vv

Stymie posted:

you can delete them except the ones you can't

(also you're not actually deleting them anyway, just removing the icon)

Silver Alicorn posted:

let's say I was inclined to get an adroid device just to play around with. doesn't need to be a phone, but needs to run a recent version of the OS and not be absolute piss garbage. what should I get?

Dislike button posted:

sounds like it should be 'launched' into the trash can with the rest of the androids, where it belongs

Lutha Mahtin posted:

i'll show what i'm talking about. here's the standard android OS buttons that you can access inside all apps:



the right one opens the task-switcher interface, similar to alt-tab on a computer or double-tapping the home key on iOS. middle one is the home key, which takes you back to your home screen. left one is the "back" key, which backs you out to the previous screen of your app, or like if you're in the camera app because another app launched it to take a photo, it will take you back to the first app. now let's look at samsung:



i read an article saying that samsung lets you change it so the back button is on the left, but holy crap it is so silly that google allows such a basic UI idea to be "customized" in such a silly way

Endless Mike posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CehSgE38lOI

atomicthumbs posted:

meanwhile i just replaced the battery in my google nexus 4 for the second time since i bought it in 2013

Cocoa Crispies posted:

why hasn't google gotten in trouble for their defective products then

sleepwalkers posted:

also that warning shows up even when your not using headphones, its just a general alert 'hey you turned the volume up past 75%'

Lutha Mahtin posted:

scrolling has been fine since version 4-something if you have a device that isn't garbo

duTrieux. posted:

i use the ios mail app for my gmail and the other day google sent me an email asking me to please use the gmail app instead of the ios mail app

whoever okayed that particular bit of consumer outreach should be fired

MausoleumExtremist posted:

You should use a Pixel: it provides the latest software and the purest Android UI. For example, here's a screenshot I took today while turning on my Bluetooth:

Blue Train posted:

I'm seeing double here! Eight clocks!!!!!

Blue Train posted:

It is good to be able to customize an item that you interact with for multiple hours out of every single day

theodop posted:

because people haven't opened those messages. it communicates that people shouldn't have those apps installed because they don't believe they're important to respond to.

Syncopated posted:

anroid. lol?

Cocoa Crispies posted:

love to listen to my navcore albums on shuffle, get lost in the music, really takes you new places