Changed my navigation keys to stock Android
https://www.sammobile.com/2017/05/2...-keys-on-your-galaxy-s8-with-this-little-app/
https://www.sammobile.com/2017/05/2...-keys-on-your-galaxy-s8-with-this-little-app/
It is easier to use for one thing. Then stock Android is the defacto standardWhy would I want to do that? I've been using Samsung phones for over 5 years and the placement of them is just fine. After all, the majority of Android phones, at least in the U.S., are Samsung phones so they are really the defacto standard.
It is easier to use for one thing. Then stock Android is the defacto standard
For one handed use have the back button on the left side for right handed people is easier.
Now you are mixing terms.....i use a Pixel XL and S8 + stock Android is the standard by which Samsung builds it's phones on. I never said stock one was better.Program the Bixby to be the back button. I have no issue with one handed back.
There's not a lot to like about stock Android. It's like a car with manual steering, manual brakes, manual windows and a stick shift. I buy Samsung phones because of the features in the software.
The defacto standard is the one most commonly in use, not necessarily the one set by an institution. VHS was the standard in video tapes while Beta was a better solution. DVDHD was better than BlueRay. Many examples that show the defacto standard isn't necessarily the best.
I think it is overblown too.. I just gave people the option to change the nav buttons if they wanted to look like the stock buttons. The beautiful thing about Android is we have choices and customization to fit everyone's needs and wantsI was going to change order to match my V10, which used stock implementation. But I've found having the back button, which is commonly used, on the right side makes it easier for me to use ( I'm right handed and hold phone primarily with my right hand). I think the issue here is very overblown. It took me all of 1 day to get used to the new arrangement. I think this issue only really exists for phone reviewers as they are constantly using different devices. For those of us who buy and use one phone for a year or more this is a non-issue.
Now you are mixing terms.....i use a Pixel XL and S8 + stock Android is the standard by which Samsung builds it's phones on. I never said stock one was better.
I'm in the minority: TouchWiz meets all my needs w/no lag problems. Battery is fantastico. Experimented w/misc launchers and pure vanilla w/out any real affection. No criticism of those who are more adventurous.
Sorry but Google is in the business of selling phones. The Pixel is well regarded as one of the best Android phones you can buy.Google is not in the business of selling phones. Well, they sell the Pixel, but it's more of a hobby for Google it's not a main product for them. Those that make a living at selling phones don't use stock Android. It doesn't sell well.
Sorry but Google is in the business of selling phones. The Pixel is well regarded as one of the best Android phones you can buy.
The Pixel 2 due this fall is one of the most anticipated phones this fall along with the Note 8 and iphone 8.
Google does not make most of their profits from selling phones. But you can say the same about Samsung as well. Their main source of income is not selling phones either.
If you read past my first sentence you would have seen that I acknowledged that Google sells phones. But, critics views aside, its market share is so low that Google falls into the "other" category when reading articles on market share. Vivo and Oppo sell more phones than Google. The Pixel not the public's pick. Samsung is.
Really prefer Samsungs keys. To each their own but I bought Samsung because I don't want plain Jane. Stock Android is alot like Apple to me. Not bad just plain.