For example, in Twitter, if I swipe right from the left edge, it should bring up the app menu, but Pixel thinks I need to go back, so it exits the app. Similarly, in gmail, right swiping from the left edge should bring up the folders, but Pixels exits the app. Annoying.
Overall, Google Pixel is a great phone. I do hate the Gesture navigation though, utterly useless. "Going Back" swipe navigation is unable to integrate with an app's internal swipe navigation, making the whole thing unbearable. Apple has done such a great job at it.
Isn't it crazy that theaters have still not figured out a way to optimize seating so everyone gets a "good seat"? More than half of the theater is empty, waste of space, resources etc. I reckon the front and corner rows will be replaced with ads in the near future
Apple has accidentally LEAKED the iPhone 15 Pro action button in the latest iOS 17 beta 📱‼️
It has 9 different remappable functions:
♿️ Accessibility
📷 Camera
🔦 Flashlight
👀 Focus
🔎 Magnifier
🗺️ Shortcuts
🔕 Silent Mode
🗣️ Translate
🎙️ Voice Memos
What will you use most?
Having used @GooglePlay the last few months, I think it's fair to say @AppStore does a better job with ads. @Apple makes it look pretty and spreads it out across pages so it's not in your face versus @GooglePlay puts pretty much all the ads on your home page. Thoughts?
@neilcybart@charlesarthur@stuartmiles Yeah. I mean, the camera is visible on the courtside. I'm sure the cameras have improved since these pictures from 2020, I wonder how much.
Believe it or not, @Tesla has only now added Phone Call Controls to its steering wheel. In 2023. Really highlights the opportunity @Google and @Apple has to innovate and innovate quickly in this space
Exclusive: A new unreleased @Tesla software update (2023.12) is now going out to employee vehicles, including a trove of interface-oriented improvements.
- Text Size Adjustments
- Controls Search
- Points of Interest
- Phone Call Controls
- and more (included in the next tweets)
iMessage is coming to Windows.
Microsoft announced it's rolling out Phone Link for iOS today.
From their Windows PC, the feature gives users the ability to:
- Make/receive calls
- Send/receive messages
- Access contacts
- View phone notifications
@dictionaryhill@Apple@Google Fully agree, but we'll have to wait and watch if Google wins the eventual car screen war or not, they certainly have the advantage, but Apple may just edge them? https://t.co/fXkcMJhTol