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I really don't get why people don't like the Sense UI? I've had the G1 and now the N1, but i think the Sense UI i've tested on the G1 with some Hero-ROM was awe
by buster 16y ago
I really don't get why people don't like the Sense UI?
I've had the G1 and now the N1, but i think the Sense UI i've tested on the G1 with some Hero-ROM was awesome.. it just was far too slow for the G1.
- jsz0 16y agoThere are lots of little things I dislike: -- The icons are confusing. They all look the same. After 6 months of using the HTC Hero I still have to just guess what most icons do -- The media player is terrible (doesn't play video, does a poor job showing music, very slow if you happen to have more than a few albums) -- To search your contacts in the dialer app you have to type the name using a T9 keyboard. This is ridiculous. -- The contacts app is very slow. Could be the hardware but it takes at least 15 seconds to show my contacts and scrolling is not smooth. Unfortunately these instructions did not work on my HTC Hero. It just relaunches Sense when I hit home.
- dlib 16y agoHave to agree with you, what I don't get from a UI perspective is the plus sign on the bottom bar of your homescreen. It's there to add icons/apps to your homescreens but how often is that going to happen that you need a button for the purpose all of the time. Long-touching an app or blank space gives you the same options. It's just a waste of space. Alternate UI's should be optional,if only for faster OS upgrades.
- pkulak 16y agoI just think that Froyo has taken care of the last problems that Sense used to solve. I used to like Sense for the browser multi-touch and the phone icon at the bottom of the home screen at all times. That's no longer an issue, so what's the point? Plus, the stock Android keyboard doesn't look like a Christmas tree