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submitted 9 months ago* (last edited 1 week ago) by ijeff to c/android
 
 

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Nothing Phone (3) review (www.gsmarena.com)
submitted 6 hours ago by Blaze@piefed.zip to c/android
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Hi there!

I'm looking for people's experiences using a OnePlus 13 or 13R. I'm particularly interested in how it compares to recent Samsung devices, because I think Samsung One UI currently offers the best UX on Android. To a lesser degree, I'm also interested in how it compares to an iPhone.

I'm not interested in games performance. I care about reliability first and foremost, then about battery life. Camera performance and smoothness come later.

If you've used a OnePlus 13/13R and a recent Samsung or iPhone, please leave me your comments. I'm interested to know your experience, no matter which of these phones you prefer at the end of the day.

Thanks a lot!

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Sameer Samat, president of Android ecosystem at Google, asked a TechRadar journalist why they were using an Apple Watch, iPhone, and MacBook:

I asked because we’re going to be combining Chrome OS and Android into a single platform, and I am very interested in how people are using their laptops these days and what they’re getting done.

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cross-posted from: https://lemmings.world/post/30237202

Hi there!

I'm looking for people's experiences using a OnePlus 13 or 13R. I'm particularly interested in how it compares to recent Samsung devices, because I think Samsung One UI currently offers the best UX on Android. To a lesser degree, I'm also interested in how it compares to an iPhone.

I'm not interested in games performance. I care about reliability first and foremost, then about battery life. Camera performance and smoothness come later.

If you've used a OnePlus 13/13R and a recent Samsung or iPhone, please leave me your comments. I'm interested to know your experience, no matter which of these phones you prefer at the end of the day.

Thanks a lot!

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submitted 2 days ago* (last edited 2 days ago) by otter@lemmy.ca to c/android
 
 

The update:

After months of hard work, we're thrilled to release the first beta for Lawnchair 15. This is a massive, foundational update based on Android 15.

The headline feature is one you've all been waiting for: App Drawer Folders! You can now create and reorder custom folders to organize your app drawer exactly how you want.

This release also includes a huge number of under-the-hood improvements, UI refinements, and new customization options.

Read the full story and see what's new on our blog: https://lawnchair.app/blog/lawnchair-15-beta-1

Download Lawnchair 15 Beta 1 from GitHub: https://github.com/LawnchairLauncher/lawnchair/releases/tag/v15.0.0-beta1

Thank you for your incredible support!

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Photon v2.0.0 (use.phtn.app)
submitted 2 days ago* (last edited 1 day ago) by Xylight to c/photon
 
 

This is a very big release since v1.31.4. If you've used phtn.app, you won't notice a difference, since that runs on the latest commit.

TL;DR

  • Photon has been completely rewritten to use Svelte 5
  • This brings significant performance improvements
  • The UX has been changed to fit Photon's philosophy more closely
  • Many issues have been resolved and bugs fixed
  • 60% of changes are under the hood, but there's many visible ones too

What you'll notice

Snappier performance

  • Svelte 5 optimizes a lot of the reactive parts of the app
  • I've also spent a lot of time on a new virtualizer, which runs a lot faster

Design changes

  • While the overall layout is relatively the same, I've reworked a lot of pages to fall more in line with my design philosophy.
  • The design across (most) pages is much more consistent
  • There's a new default theme
  • Compact mode is now the default (if you've used photon before, this will not affect your setting)
  • Comment layout is slightly different and more intuitive
  • Modals now create a backstack so you can press the back button on your browser

New features and options

  • More moderation features
    • Quickly view users'/submissions' moderation logs
    • View the users' votes n a post
    • Grouped reports for many reports on the same post
      • you can resolve many at once
  • Options for more granular control over how links work in posts
  • Option to reverse the action row
  • Option to use absolute timestamps
  • lemmy language tagging support
  • Command palette now has contextual navigation options
  • Contextual warnings for certain actions (like missing languages in posts)
  • Messages page has been overhauled with markdown, contextual actions, etc
  • Better view and options for modlog page
  • Donation dialog as Lemmy requested

Optimizations

  • Uses CSS animations more often which are faster
  • Uses svelte context API to reduce prop drilling
  • Navbar uses CSS rather than JS for positioning
  • Uses optimized svelte $state rather than stores

Languages

Thanks to the community making translations on the Weblate, Photon has support for 18 languages!

  • English (100%)
  • Hebrew (58%)
  • Arabic (33%) (fxomt)
  • Bulgarian (72%) (salif)
  • Chinese (Simplified) (91%) (qiancsf, CDN, binary3141)
  • Chinese (Traditional) (21%) (binary3141)
  • Dutch (81%) (qaz)
  • Estonian (24%) (pewgar)
  • Finnish (94%) (sevon)
  • French (87%) (Blisterexe)
  • German (64%) (poVoq, Tywele)
  • Hungarian (55%) (myedition8)
  • Japanese (84%) (Rentlar)
  • Polish (83%) (gapetto)
  • Portuguese (78%) (tmpod)
  • Russian (83%) (WerySkok, mudkip)
  • Spanish (81%) (acidrums4)
  • Turkish (91%) (ikanat)

In the future

  • Piefed support is targeting v2.2.0
    • With the way it is being written, Mastodon support may as well come sometime around v3.0.0

There's a lot more in this release, as well as more to come. I'm trying to make Photon closer to its design philosophy, which can be summarized as:

It should not take more than 3 seconds to identify an action you wish to perform within a given container or page.

This covers a lot of reasons why I design stuff the way I do, for example, you'll never find more than 5 buttons (minus links) in a single container. Additionally, specific types of actions will usually look different, like primary actions on a page versus sub actions.

I hope you enjoy this release!

Full Changelog: https://github.com/Xyphyn/photon/compare/v1.31.4...v2.0.0

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After 4a and 6a, now is the time for 7a to shine!

Though, is it still in early beta and apparently very few models seem to be affected and there isn't any word of system update to nuke the battery life on this model. But it goes to show that Google is treating the A series really badly.

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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/47745053

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