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"Even on my iPhone or iPad I can't have an icon that represents a document." You can do that easily on Android, using a file manager, and on a desktop you can
by mcintyre1994 13y ago
"Even on my iPhone or iPad I can't have an icon that represents a document."
You can do that easily on Android, using a file manager, and on a desktop you can do it too. There's nothing difficult about this, it's just not on iOS. It is an interesting point though, I wonder if a people widget for Android would be useful. I seem to remember having a most contacted or similar by HTC a while ago, but there's nothing for stock Android atm. There are of course some on the store, but it just doesn't seem particularly useful. I guess it just doesn't seem easier to me, the task context seems useful.
Edit: Contacts widget = widget for People :)
- bane 13y agoI just put shortcuts to contacts on the homescreen and it works fine.
- robocat 13y ago> I wonder if a people widget for Android would be useful Is the contact widget what you are looking for?
- mcintyre1994 13y agoYep! Thanks, I hate the Android widget menu so I just guessed it'd be called People since the app is now.