Have you tried turning it off and on again?
Have you tried turning it off and on again?
Did you get a “subsidized” phone?
It’s better than ipad anyway. You just stick it in to load music onto it, you don’t need iTunes or a cable, and it’s nore compact too. I miss those simple devices.
Initially i bought nexus/pixel phones for clean android experience and no bloat.
Staying with pixel mainly for camera quality and free storage on Google Photos.
Its not ideal, but I’m used to it. They never try to do something too gimmicky and it feels like phone made by Google will work best with the os made by google so my experience will be most consistent, but i haven’t tried other phones in a while.
Except when they’re used in court as evidence, then they’re called “xzibits”
Force stop is not a state. It’s an action, unless it’s some feature I don’t know about.
Apps don’t have to actively listen to events. They can subscribe to broadcast and the OS will trigger the app whenever that occurs.
I hate it when they do it.
I was on a development end of this and managers always pushed for the ios and android apps to be identical. It always ended up being the ios being the main and android being the afterthought copy.
Whenever i see an android app trying to look like ios, it signals that the quality is lacking.
Not true, it links to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ
Its an additional option for those who prefer a native app. Do you have an issue with it?
People who wear clothes automatically lose this argument.
Lock you house? Close your window blinds? Lock the door when you go to the bathroom?
Yep, you’ve things to hide.
This idea has one flaw. Millionaires will never take public transport.
No, this is the point i am making. Apple intentionally changed the shade as opposed to the parent comment claiming it was badly designed from the start (before blue bubbles).
Do you think they had green with very poor contrast from the start? https://coolors.co/contrast-checker/ffffff-65c466
I highly doubt it. Apple is known for intentional design.
How is this still legal to have blindspots on a truck?