Design user interface

posted on 03 Apr 2015, 09:50 4 1. Kruze (Posts: 1285; Member since: 30 Dec 2014) I like Sense 7. For the Touchwiz though, I prefer the older one like on the Note 4, the new one has ugly app icons. posted on 03 Apr 2015, 10:49 10 13. junaidahmed (Posts: 103; Member since: 04 Sep 2014) themes my friend posted on 03 Apr 2015, 12:00 5 21. neela_akaash (Posts: 1235; Member since: 05 Aug 2014) If PA is asking about user interface then both are just ok. 43. Commentator (Posts: 3722; Member since: 16 Aug 2011) They're clearly asking about user interface... posted on 03 Apr 2015, 12:07 2 23. j2001m (Posts: 3013; Member since: 28 Apr 2014) The best part is the m9 got more lag then the s6 I.e. Sense 7 now lags more 31. true1984 (Posts: 853; Member since: 23 May 2012) where did you see that? i have sense 7 on my m8 and it doesnt lag at all 41. j10oreo (Posts: 7; Member since: 11 Mar 2015) interesting you mention this, i don't have any lag. posted … [Read more...] about Comments for : Samsung’s new TouchWiz UI vs HTC Sense 7 UI comparison: vote for the better user interface!

Even though the first Tizen device is scheduled to be unveiled in just a couple months , we haven't seen too many leaks that show off what the system is actually going to look like. A new leak has come out that has some quite detailed images of the Tizen user interface (UI); unfortunately, the images don't even show the newest version of Tizen (3.0), they are of Tizen 2.1. Still, the screenshots do give a good indication of the design sense as it has been evolving. As you can see, the idea seems to be to have elements of the UI seamlessly merge into one another. When there are border lines, they are faint. Unfortunately, the color scheme is kind of boring, just big swaths of beige broken up by a bit of blue or dark grey. On an upside, it does make the images pop more, but on a downside, any screens without images are pretty drab.  In general, it looks like a nice enough UI, though there isn't anything that stands out as new or interesting. It looks like a pretty standard … [Read more...] about Tizen 2.1 user interface shown off in new leak

As the story goes, every major Android smartphone manufacturer has their own user interface on top of Google's operating system to separate themselves from the pack. And with every big smartphone release, the UI is evolved further — features are added and visuals get a facelift. After all, we can't have software looks staying the same, while hardware design evolves further.As expected, the LG G6's interface looks different than the one on its predecessor. Partly to make use of the new 2:1-ratio display, partly to make the visuals more streamlined with the looks of the actual phone, and, of course, partly to add some extra pizzazz to the mix.“But how different is it?” you might ask. Well, we took the G5 along for our hands-on with the new G6 and made some screenshots of the main screens and apps you are bound to use on a daily basis. Check out the gallery below for a side-by-side and our comments on what you're looking at. LG G5 vs LG G6: Interface comparison LG … [Read more...] about LG G6 vs G5: User interface differences, a visual comparison

0. phoneArena posted on 02 Jun 2014, 07:24 LG's latest high-end phone, the LG G3, ships with a fresh, new user interface. Gone is the sparkly, cartoonish UI that the LG G2 came with. In its place we find an experience that's a lot more toned down, more consistent, and more mature. How do the old and the new LG interfaces look side by side, however? What's so new about the latter anyway? Well, to help answer these questions, we've put together a brief visual comparison between the two... This is a discussion for a news. To read the whole news, click here posted on 02 Jun 2014, 07:28 1 1. dontneedtoknow (Posts: 158; Member since: 17 Feb 2014) Both LG and Samsung started to use white for WiFi and data on the notification bar which looks much better in my opinion. posted on 02 Jun 2014, 08:48 1 22. VyktorJonas (Posts: 40; Member since: 26 Mar 2014) Google obligated them to posted on 02 Jun 2014, 10:10 0 29. Cicero (Posts: 1001; Member since: 22 Jan 2014) In my … [Read more...] about Comments for : LG G3 vs LG G2 user interfaces compared: what has changed?

The LG G5 is about to make its global debut on April 1. With a combination of powerful internals and attractive design, this is definitely one of the high-profile Android smartphones to consider this year. In this article, we're going to take you on a brief walkthrough through the smartphone's user interface. Rather than keeping its flagship phones looking and feeling the same through each generation, LG likes to showcase visible interface updates together with its brand-new phones. The LG G3 (2014) defined a baseline design, which modernized the aging skeuomorphic icons, got rid of the inconsistent and bland colors, and streamlined the entire experience to make it easier to navigate. The LG G4 introduced a color refresh and some new icons, but not much in the way of significant changes. The LG G5, though, boasts notable design updates. LG got rid of the app drawer for good, made theme and icon colors less eye-popping, and reduced the menus to mature shades of black and … [Read more...] about LG G5 user interface walkthrough – a saunter through the modular one’s apps and menus