The appdrawer Android M may not look so pretty like the appdrawer Lollipop, it works in practice simpler, faster and better. Android Planet explains why.
After installing the Android M Developer Preview was renewed appdrawer the first thing that struck me immediately. The appdrawer was bigger, scroll vertically and sort apps by section on the first letter, such as AB in the first row. Judging from the top are your most recent apps, along with a new search icon that lets you search for apps
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Why Android M appdrawer better
In the picture below on the left to see the appdrawer Lollipop. He might even be something more beautiful eyes, apppdrawer was not really functional. If you open an app, for example the letter W wanted, you had to browse through several pages to get off at the W end. With the new app drawer scroll in one go down. And if that’s not enough, you can scroll with the green scroll bar on the right very quickly through all your apps.
But that’s not the only thing that works much finer. It is through the classification based on letter much easier to find an app. The S Slack or Spotify, came ie well before or after the R? While scrolling in Lollipop I noticed that I was primarily looking at the icon, while the new appdrawer Android M faster the right app for.
I find the list of recently used apps a bit superfluous. It takes up too much space, though I did get mad enough a few times because the app I wanted to open accidentally it said. The search function has equally huge fine if you have installed many apps and you do not want to scroll, you can just enter the first few letters. Then automatically the apps shown with the letters
If Google in the coming months, the new app drawer here and there which refines -. Is especially beautiful – offers the Google Now Android Launcher as M officially out is a much finer experience than users have Lollipop
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