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Currently apps are badly designed, and google makes them feel half-online / half-offline, with oversimplifying interface, and pushing it's online services. Cont
by k_bx 13y ago
Currently apps are badly designed, and google makes them feel half-online / half-offline, with oversimplifying interface, and pushing it's online services. Contemporary Android device has two email programs (GMail and Email), 2 photo galleries (Gallery and Photos), SMS called Hangouts (and merged in a weird way), Music player which doesn't have podcasts and also feels as half-mobile-website.
I would really like a mobile phone which would have it's base programs be self-sufficient and well-designed, not something that feels like a lightweight front-end for a cloud API. And then it would integrate with google (or others) as a feature.
- untog 13y agoWhat makes you say they're "badly designed"? I'd agree if we're talking about Android 2.x, but it's come a long way.