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It is fr far lighter than Touchwiz. Far snappier, too.
I agree
Needs some tweaking and some changes need to be made to help improve the user experience.
"A Phone made entirely with you (me) in mind!"
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#ZTE #AXON-7
No, Get rid of those too! FREEDOM!!!! lol jk, i think the essentials are important.
The MiFlavor UI is definitely different and takes some time getting used to. I still believe that the reason why people like Android over iPhones is because we have the option to choose. With that being said I like the Stock UI better than the MiFlavor but one thing that I would like to see on the Stock UI is for small icons and an option to resize the dpi of the screen.
I just don't like the thought of not having an app drawer. Besides that I don't see much difference...but it is a HUGE difference for many
Yes, I'm talking about the Stock UI like Nexus
True, not having an App drawer is a big problem for me..... I just don't like having all the apps on my screens.... even if I can put them in folders.
I agree, I normally organize a lot of my favorite apps into labeled folders on my home screen but not all. I then like the option of going into the app drawer and searching for any app and not not just utilizing my homescreen folders...this part of the reason I've never been a fan of IOS.
I see what you did there haha
A good model to follow about apps is what ASUS does with their apps. They make great, clean apps that users actually love, but they can be installed by anyone for any phone. Take a look at this example app of a clock. I prefer it over the stock google clock: ASUS Digital Clock & Widget - Android Apps on Google Play
ZTE should do the same. Don't force the user to have to use their apps, but actually make it so nice that they WANT to use your apps optionally. Allow an easy uninstall.
I agree the apps shouldnt be forced on us, I would like to be able to choose that apps that work well for me, while others can choose what works for them.
it is, after all, the Android way.
Very true. It is a huge part why many choose Android over an iPhone.
I couldn't agree more.
LOL
none of the zte software does anything useful, some of the standard settings are missing and android pay doesn't recognise it so doesn't work. yes get rid of it.
MIUI is a trademark of Xiaomi and it is not a theme only, it is a very heavy customization of Android.
I really like the default AOSP material design and animations. I would have liked to see the overall theme of kept intact with a few functionalities added instead of completely replacing the stock apps. Also, the default DPI of 640 is way too large; it's really a waste of screen estate, in my opinion.
I also got it a few hours ago