Awedz

Tech & Games
MacBook Air M5 | OnePlus Nord 3 | OnePlus Buds 3
Genshin Impact | NTE | Clash Royale

[Awedz @Awedz_28]

Which is best according to you?
Pic1: Samsung
Pic2: Google

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@Cartidise It's a new feature, Digital Detox.
U apple hater 😡

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@Mrwhosetheboss Hardware level auto rotate all thanks to that new hardware guy. 😋

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@yabhishekhd Technical Moonwalk 😭💀

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@_techibee It looks very similar to COS.
But yeah atleast it's looking good.

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@enough_yt Agreed

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@leviackermanft Apple took "iphone and ipad combined experience" too seriously 😭

[Arun Prabhudesai @8ap]

PLEASE UPDATE YOUR BROWSERS AND PHONE OS RIGHT NOW!

For those who don’t know how big this is, this is what it means:

Think of a digital certificate like a passport for a website. It tells your browser: “Yes, this website is really who it says it is.”

In eMudhra’s case, 8 keys used to issue those website “passports” were compromised. With those, anyone could create "passports" for ANY website, so a fake site could look completely trusted.

The good news:
👉 Chrome and Firefox blocked them on Oct 17, Apple on Oct 19, Microsoft on Oct 20
👉 eMudhra says these were never used to issue certificates to any website
👉 No attacks reported so far
👉 Your DSC for GST, ROC or Income Tax filings is NOT affected. eMudhra says its India DSC business runs on separate systems

Major browsers are already blocking the affected certificates. The bigger worry now is old software and devices that don't update on their own.

Have you updated yet? Please repost so that it reaches to more people.

[Awedz @Awedz_28]

@AHSANKHARBAI should've increased the charging speed to atleast 67w.
45w is really low.

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@mrtechsense Side bar exactly do this but better.

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@LeakerApple I think android's implementation is better here. (Side bar)

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@KotaTech7 .

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@immasiddx Android users have this.
And ig it's better.

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@immasiddx Android users have this.
And ig it's better.

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@riteshpatel1884 atp it's everyone's dream. 😭

[Awedz @Awedz_28]

@UniverseIce ColorOS is really good and much appreciated by the users.

Though I personally like your version more.
A unique, elegant, eye-pleasing animation style.
I wish samsung bring this.

Can we get the launcher?

[Ice Universe @UniverseIce]

On the left is my original system animation, developed entirely by myself. On the right is ColorOS 17, one of the most highly praised Android interfaces today.

I'd like to share some of my design philosophy and hear your thoughts.

First, I want every icon to become an active part of the animation.

In my design, each icon has a subtle dynamic relationship with the other icons on the home screen.

Whenever you swipe back to the home screen, the surrounding icons respond with a gentle pulling and magnetic attraction effect, creating a natural sense of interaction and movement.

To avoid visual clutter and unnecessary eye strain, I deliberately slowed down this process and carefully refined the motion curves.

My goal is to make this attraction effect subtle enough to feel natural, yet noticeable enough to give the entire interface a sense of connection and life.

Everything should feel light, fluid, and organic, while maintaining visual harmony.

Second, I've completely rethought the spatial logic of app-opening animations.

Traditional Android animations generally rely on proportional scaling, where an app window gradually expands from its icon into a full-screen interface.

I decided to explore a different approach: a scroll-like unfolding animation.

Instead of simply scaling up, the app window unfolds outward from the center toward both sides, much like a scroll being gently unrolled.

I believe this creates a stronger sense of spatial continuity and feels more intuitive and natural than conventional proportional scaling.

I've also paid particular attention to the transitions between window expansion, background changes, and icon movement, ensuring that every stage flows smoothly into the next without abrupt shifts in speed or distracting visual jumps.

Finally, I've made almost every aspect of this animation fully customizable.

This includes the attraction speed of background icons, magnetic pull strength, motion curves, window expansion timing, background blur intensity, progressive blur transitions, and their respective animation curves.

Almost every visual parameter you see in the video can be adjusted independently.

This gives me the freedom to experiment with countless combinations and continuously refine the balance between fluidity, natural movement, spatial depth, and visual comfort.

My philosophy is simple: great system animations should feel alive without becoming chaotic, fluid without losing structure, and sophisticated without trying too hard.

This animation is still a work in progress, and I'm constantly refining it.

Take a look at the side-by-side comparison. Which animation style do you prefer? What do you think I should improve next?

I'd genuinely love to hear your feedback and suggestions. I'll carefully consider them as I continue developing future versions.

[Shinobi @a_fresh_shinobi]

100 Wallpapers for your Home Screen setups 🫵🏼

Repost for good karma 😇

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[Awedz @Awedz_28]

@GyanTherapy Aapko auction me showpiece bana diya 😭
Maybe apple doesn't know what a matermark is.

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@mrtechpedia India me sales nhi ho rha. Ab bollywood me entry lene ki soch rhe.