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The Skype screenshot is from last year. It was't the only one; another was the Netflix app, and Facebook was really bad: http://i.imgur.com/fSQYQex.png http://i
by vor_ 14y ago
The Skype screenshot is from last year. It was't the only one; another was the Netflix app, and Facebook was really bad: http://i.imgur.com/fSQYQex.png http://i.imgur.com/fSQYQex.png
I'm glad to hear that companies are busy adding big screen support, though that support is arguably coming late. The main point is that an Android app's interface could be stretched across anything, and this has certainly been a design obstacle in the past.
- cageface 14y agoIt's not an obstacle it's just laziness. Unlike the iPad you basically get a usable tablet UI for free with Android. Android's fragment API makes it a lot easier than he iPad to adapt to a proper tablet UI if you want.
- vor_ 14y ago> Unlike the iPad you basically get a usable tablet UI for free with Android. I just posted two screenshots showing otherwise. > Android's fragment API makes it a lot easier than he iPad to adapt to a proper tablet UI if you want. And this is just ridiculous. Regardless of whether you prefer iPads or Androids, iPads are most decidedly easier to design tablet UIs for because there are so few screen sizes.
- cageface 14y agoUsable is the operative word here. I've built complex tablet apps with both SDKs. Have you?