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I had a moto droid and now have an htc incredible. The droid is a "google experience" phone and the incredible runs HTC's sense UI. What exactly do you hate ab
by gxs 16y ago
I had a moto droid and now have an htc incredible. The droid is a "google experience" phone and the incredible runs HTC's sense UI.
What exactly do you hate about the sense UI? Granted it's only my opinion, but I'm quite fond of the sense UI. On a phone as powerful as the incredible it runs smoothly and genuinely adds to the Droid's generic feel experience.
- heresy 16y agoI don't have any technical objections to it, but there is value to having a consistent experience across the platform. Right now, the difference probably is not that great between Sense and stock, but I'm sure HTC sees Sense as a competitive differentiator, and there-in lies the danger. I'm sure it will be tempting to keep tweaking it, until at some point you could hardly tell the phone was an Android device, and non-HTC apps looked wildly out of place. If I have any misconceptions please correct them, this is just my take from reading what information there is out there on it, I don't have a Sense device.