Since the Nexus has the on screen buttons, does that mean that the majority of the time, the viewable, usuable screen will be less than 7? Or is this 7inch PLUS extra for the buttons? Hope this makes sense.
7" + buttons.
Yes, you are somewhat correct. The on-screen buttons are factored into the equation when referring to screen size. However, they disappear or fade under certain circumstances, but for the most part they will always linger where they are.
but they are always mods to remove the onscreen buttons and you can always use an app like button savior. i do it all the time on my GNex
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Yes, you are correct. The on-screen buttons are factored into the equation when referring to screen size. However, they disappear or fade under certain circumstances, but for the most part they will always linger where they are.
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I truly hope he didn't mean the buttons from the launcher. I imagine he mean the "on device" buttons.
Threads like these make my head hurt a bit
For frak's sake, just get an accurate measurement of the screen and of button height and we can figure it out.
Just put it in tablet ui and it becomes like every other 7in ICS tablet.
it's about 6 9/16" if you eliminte the notification bar too by the same logic.
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it's about 6 9/16" if you eliminte the notification bar too by the same logic.
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Width and height too plz
I'm curious to know the OP's reason for wanting to know the usable content space in physical inches.
I can understand wanting to know it in pixels (presumably 800px x 1200px [80px split between nav and notification bars]) in order to make user made content fill the screen. But physical inches has me scratching my head.
For reference I used the usable screenspace ratio of 1.626 on my Tab 2 7.0 (600px x 976px [48px nav/notification bar at bottom]) to make PDF's fill the screen perfectly.
From my other thread. Thanks a lot to wes_s for providing the measurements.
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From this we can calculate:
Dimensions: 151mm x 94 mm = 5.94in x 3.70in
Diagonal: 177.9mm = 7.00 inches
Dimensions (not counting nav bar): 142mm x 94mm = 5.59in x 3.70in
Diagonal (not counting nav bar): 170.3mm = 6.70 in
Dimensions (not counting nav or noti bars): 138mm x 94mm = 5.43 in x 3.70 in
Diagonal (not counting nav or noti bars): 167.0mm = 6.58 inches.
[Accuracy to sig figs not guaranteed - because I forgot all that stuff.]
By comparison, the Galaxy Note (full phone, not just the screen) is 145.8mm x 82.95mm = 5.74in x 3.27in, (therefore with 167.7mm = 6.60in diagonal).
So the screen is 1cm wider than the Galaxy Note and about as tall, depending on how you're counting. Full-sized Note can be found here.
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thebobp: Are you trying to get an idea of the size of the screen in relation to something you already own?
Because I am really scratching my head as to why you are comparing a phone's body dimensions to a tablet's screen dimensions. Not hatin', just seriously puzzled.
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thebobp: Are you trying to get an idea of the size of the screen in relation to something you already own?
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Yes (minus the part where I own the note, because unfortunately I don't).
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Yes (minus the part where I own the note, because unfortunately I don't).
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Gotcha. This is the part where I bust out paper and scissors normally. :laugh:
And to wrap this topic up completely the pixel heights for the Nexus 7 bars are:
Notification (top bar): 33px high
Nav (bottom bar): 75px high.
This leaves a 800px x 1172px content area. Hopefully some dpi adjusters for the bottom bar will come out quickly after launch to shrink that down a bit.
I sure hope there will be a mod to autohide the menubar at the bottom. It seem to show up everywhere. Even in games.
add the buttons
wes_s said:
it's about 6 9/16" if you eliminte the notification bar too by the same logic.
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This is EXACTLY what I was looking for! Thanks for the picture.
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I sure hope there will be a mod to autohide the menubar at the bottom. It seem to show up everywhere. Even in games.
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Maybe with a new launcher, like NOVA?
If the navigation bar hid in games, how would you close it?
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hello, well you just left on the screen attached to the board when you set a white background or some application that has a white background you see a thin green line? or is it just my case? try to look you can barely see, but you see ... miraccomando with a white background is dark .. if no one sees practically nothing ... try to check the open page of google and look on the edge of the left is or there is a tiny green line?
hmmm weird.. but that is actually true.. its just like one thin line of green pixels
yes, just like one thin line of green pixels
I see it too, and I really don't think its a problem. Didn't even notice it until now.
i dont notice it in my daily use of the phone though.. if i did, i would probaly get it fixed.. its only when it is a completly white background, like google
-TB-
ok, I was concerned that this green line of pixels related only to my galaxy s...thanks
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i dont notice it in my daily use of the phone though.. if i did, i would probaly get it fixed.. its only when it is a completly white background, like google
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i too dont notice it in my daily use of the phone though, only when it is a completly white background.
It's not a line of pixels, it's either an unused part of the screen's matrix, a sealing material for the screen layer casing, or the tip of the integrated touch panel.
Either way, what you see is not a part of the 800X480 matrix you've been promised, and i really had to make an effort untill i saw it. If this thread wouldn't be here, i would never know it's there.
It sometimes boggles my mind how far people would go to find "problems" with their new belongings, it's like they like to complain.
Look closely on the other side, A thin grey/purple line! omg
Isnt this all related to pentile ? thats what I thought initialy.
I have the same thing but don't see it as a problem.
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Look closely on the other side, A thin grey/purple line! omg
Isnt this all related to pentile ? thats what I thought initialy.
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I don't have a grey or purple line on the other side, only green on the left side
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Hey, guys?
Pick up a Nexus one/HTC Desire, look to the same spot.
Suprised? i'm not.
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Hey, guys?
Pick up a Nexus one/HTC Desire, look to the same spot.
Suprised? i'm not.
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can you just tell us what it looks like lol?
Oh come on....
meh, i guess sarcasm doesn't work in text.
Anyways, the same green line is there. Not suprising considering the screen is made by samsung as well.
This is related to the PenTile Matrix. I don't know the order of the pixels on the SGS so I can't exactly explain why it's the way it is. Anyways this is the difference:
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Looks like a minor bug. Put a black to white edge inwards from the edge and there is no green band. Not hard to fix, but dont much care about it either.
Samsung's Galaxy S uses an RGBW stripe, opposed to the N1's RG:BG stripe.
Here's some info:
http://www.nouvoyance.com/
i have the same "issue". a bit annoying to be honest.
i have a problem with my galaxy s. i had root my galaxy. and install rayanZa lag fix. but the problem is about freezing screen ! when i am typing an sms the down corner of display at most freezes. its random. when i press power button and again prees it(tyrn off on display) it works goood again. or when i am sliding top bar to end of display(down) fully it sticks and i must press back button to close this bar. i did hard reset and flashing but its same yet... i did screen diagnostic test by the codes and it seem ok. display seems normal and no dead pixel it seems to have. all phisycall seems normal. sorry for my bad english . whats problem? any solution?
just to confirm if everyone is talking about the same lines i am seeing on SGS.
here are pics
there is a line intercepting the search box
http://i55.tinypic.com/2isfjif.jpg
there is a line beside the S in the middle of the pic (or intercepting the S) and there is another one directly below that line.
http://i52.tinypic.com/jtrvcg.jpg
I had the G Nexus for a short while before the Note, and I loved the GNex's 4.65" screen.
At first, I thought the GNex's 'no-capacitative' buttons feature was an advantage over the Note, because the Note was wasting space with the buttons there rather than being able to free it up had it been software buttons instead.
Then I took a closer look and thought about it some more, and came to the opposite conclusion - it's an ADVANTAGE for the Note to have the capacitative buttons!
This is because what the Note effectively did, was to NOT waste the real screen's real estate with software buttons, by putting those buttons much further down on the phone, right up to the edge of it. I don't think that the screen could go anywhere near as close to the bottom edge of the screen, so since there's space there, why waste it? Why not use it by putting capacitative buttons (plus a physical button which I love, btw) there, so that the screen doesn't have to ever bother with having buttons on it when ICS comes?
Look at the G Nexus:
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Yes, it's 4.65", but in real-life, it's only 4.65" when you watch movies!! All other times, the bottom part of the screen is taken up by the buttons! Wouldn't it have been much better to have used up the big black space at the bottom by putting the buttons there instead??
So in reality, the G Nexus is more like a 4.3" phone.
If G Nexus is 4.65", then for 99% of the time you use your phone, the Note should therefore be about 5.6" if you count the space that's occupied by the capacitative buttons below!
Anyway, that was one of the reasons I sold the GNEx and got the Note!
(More reasons here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=22551945&postcount=4 )
They can never remove the bottom chunk there, even if you were to remove the physical buttons completely.
This is due to the antenna and other communicative parts being located at the bottom (they're not allowed to be placed at the top no more out of fear that it might kill and deep fry your gray matter).
Cheers.
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I had the G Nexus for a short while before the Note, and I loved the GNex's 4.65" screen.
At first, I thought the GNex's 'no-capacitative' buttons feature was an advantage over the Note, because the Note was wasting space with the buttons there rather than being able to free it up had it been software buttons instead.
Then I took a closer look and thought about it some more, and came to the opposite conclusion - it's an ADVANTAGE for the Note to have the capacitative buttons!
This is because what the Note effectively did, was to NOT waste the real screen's real estate with software buttons, by putting those buttons much further down on the phone, right up to the edge of it. I don't think that the screen could go anywhere near as close to the bottom edge of the screen, so since there's space there, why waste it? Why not use it by putting capacitative buttons (plus a physical button which I love, btw) there, so that the screen doesn't have to ever bother with having buttons on it when ICS comes?
Look at the G Nexus:
Yes, it's 4.65", but in real-life, it's only 4.65" when you watch movies!! All other times, the bottom part of the screen is taken up by the buttons! Wouldn't it have been much better to have used up the big black space at the bottom by putting the buttons there instead??
So in reality, the G Nexus is more like a 4.3" phone.
If G Nexus is 4.65", then for 99% of the time you use your phone, the Note should therefore be about 5.6" if you count the space that's occupied by the capacitative buttons below!
Anyway, that was one of the reasons I sold the GNEx and got the Note!
(More reasons here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=22551945&postcount=4 )
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Huh?
http://phone-size.com/?s=3,6
Doesn't look right to me...
I agree that physical buttons are better than prominent capacitive ones like in the GNexus.
Therefore the GN is as you say about 4.3" but the Note is still 5.3".
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They can never remove the bottom chunk there, even if you were to remove the physical buttons completely.
This is due to the antenna and other communicative parts being located at the bottom (they're not allowed to be placed at the top no more out of fear that it might kill and deep fry your gray matter).
Cheers.
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Yes, and that's my point. Since you can't remove it, you may as well put the capacitative buttons (and even a physical home button) there, like with the Note! That way, you free up the screen real-estate permanently!
Can you disable the buttons on g nexus?
You could get access to the rest of your screen, just install button savior.
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I'm not sure if you guys and noticed by the navigation touch buttons on the Nexus 4 take away from the effective display size. It might be a 4.7 inch display but it looks smaller considering the buttons are on there almost all the time. If you look at the sgs3 you can notice how much more space that frees up. Not to mention the fact that on the bottom part of the screen there is enough space they could have placed said Navigation buttons. A poor design choice? It surely bothers me a lot. Its like having a 4 inch display phone in your hand. I wonder what happens during video playback.
Your thoughts on the matter?
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Its way more convenient than buttons on the bottom. You dont have to reach as far. Plus the home button on the s3 is terrible
Its full screen on video playback
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The nav bar is about 8mm high, it's not too bad.
Custom ROMs will let you hide it as well.
Rusty! said:
The nav bar is about 8mm high, it's not too bad.
Custom ROMs will let you hide it as well.
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And change the height.
Yea and with custom ROMs like aokp we will be able to change the size of them. I know U shouldn't have to but we will have options. I felt the galaxy nexus had good screen real estate even with that bottom bezel that was atrocius
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I'm not sure if you guys and noticed by the navigation touch buttons on the Nexus 4 take away from the effective display size. It might be a 4.7 inch display but it looks smaller considering the buttons are on there almost all the time. If you look at the sgs3 you can notice how much more space that frees up. Not to mention the fact that on the bottom part of the screen there is enough space they could have placed said Navigation buttons. A poor design choice? It surely bothers me a lot. Its like having a 4 inch display phone in your hand. I wonder what happens during video playback.
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It is like this on the Galaxy Nexus; I personally prefer it as the navigation bar can be dynamic compared to hard buttons.
I also like the "black void" look of the Galaxy Nexus/Nexus 4, much cleaner and more futuristic looking.
The navigation-bar normally should be 48.0dip in height. Now you can calculate what the "real" screen size is
The nav bar is one of my favourite features on this phone.
I'm in the group that dislikes it. I can turn them on with my galaxy s3 if I want . So technically wouldn't that mean I have more options lol. I can use on screen or the ones in bezel stock.
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m11kkaa said:
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It's 84 pixels in height, not 48.
So it makes the effective resolution of Nexus 4 as 1196*768. And the aspect ratio is almost a 3:2.
I said dpi and not pixel. dpi=dots per inch.
I took a look at the framework of a JB-rom of another device but it should be same for all.
I just want to be able to hide them automatically when I haven't got my finger there like how you can hide the Windows Taskbar when the mouse isn't there. Then to stop it from popping up when you're pinching to zoom just make it so if two fingers are on the screen at the same time it doesn't pop up.
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I just want to be able to hide them automatically when I haven't got my finger there like how you can hide the Windows Taskbar when the mouse isn't there. Then to stop it from popping up when you're pinching to zoom just make it so if two fingers are on the screen at the same time it doesn't pop up.
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How about a bottom-up swipe, like the current GNow execution?
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I took a look at the framework of a JB-rom of another device but it should be same for all.
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hm....DPI is dot per inch. 48 DPI means 48 dots per inch. That doesn't make sense if you want to say the height of the buttons.
you can calculate physical available screen size with both dpi and px but dpi is used mainly for those calculations.
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It's 84 pixels in height, not 48.
So it makes the effective resolution of Nexus 4 as 1196*768. And the aspect ratio is almost a 3:2.
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See? That what I really dislike
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Zurginator said:
How about a bottom-up swipe, like the current GNow execution?
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What's this?
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Zurginator said:
How about a bottom-up swipe, like the current GNow execution?
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That's nice.
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The size of the navbar is 48ppi, point per inch.....I like it better on 36 or 32, but 32 has an high learning curve
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I have a Nexus 7 thinking about a Nexus 4. Do you loose about .3" of display diagonal because of lower 3 key area like you do on the N7? So the 4.7" display is really only 4.4" usable? I also thinking about a Note II, you get a full 5.5".
The Nexus 4 is fine. The screen is rather large. It's quite the same size as the GS3.
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I think most of us ditch the navbar at the earliest opportunity and claim the full 4.7" back.
Then use 'pie' controls of some sort or 'button saviour', where you slide you finger/thumb from your chosen area of screen to bring up navigation controls... even though i explained it badly it works well.
I just placed an order for the nexus 4 and I kinda had the same concern. I get what you mean by sliding from the edge of the screen to bring up nav menu. Could you please provide some links to help me look into it more?
Thanks
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I used GMD Gesture Control to remove the soft keys and notification bar at top. This app also lets you assign an easy gesture or screen swipe to replace the back and home keys. It's awesome https://play.google.com/store/apps/...nb29kbW9vZGRyb2lkLmdlc3R1cmVjb250cm9sZGVtbyJd
I also use Nova Launcher Prime and the Tesla Unread add-on that tells me when I've missed a call or text on screen. https://play.google.com/store/apps/...sMSwxLDMsImNvbS50ZXNsYWNvaWxzdy5ub3RpZmllciJd
Lastly, I use Battery widget reborn Beta to check on my battery life at a glance. https://play.google.com/store/apps/...m5ldC5odWJhbGVrLmFuZHJvaWQucmVib3JuLmJldGEiXQ..
With all of this stuff I linked, you can free up your screen real estate and never miss a step.
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^ could've simply taken a screenshot
the colors on your screen are great! very vivid and well saturated!
SeraldoBabalu said:
^ could've simply taken a screenshot
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but then you would just see the screen with no way of getting a feeling how the full screen mode actually looks if you use the device
scream4cheese said:
The Nexus 4 is fine. The screen is rather large. It's quite the same size as the GS3.
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I dunno.. Last time I checked, 4.7 and 4.8 were not the same hehe
tcat007 said:
I have a Nexus 7 thinking about a Nexus 4. Do you loose about .3" of display diagonal because of lower 3 key area like you do on the N7? So the 4.7" display is really only 4.4" usable? I also thinking about a Note II, you get a full 5.5".
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its a weird trend. i mean who cares really. youre loosing a couple of pixels so what. android is programmed to take them away anyway when needed, the bar will change position, make way or disappear completely when needed. its flexible. whats more important, its made for fast mavigation, it feels natural the way it is and google had that in mind for sure.
i've always felt that navigation on hardware crippled phones feels awkward, its like out of place. buttons are not placed where you can reach them, they're hidden away to make way for a monstrous display and that will diminish your experience. software buttons give you both, large screen when needed and fast, integrated navigation that is part of the whole.
ps.
as for your n7, theres so many options. gesture based, pie, or androids native UI's. i run my n7 in phone UI for instance which does wonders. the bar will nicely cling to the side in landscape orientation. if you use tabUI the space that you loose is minimal, the same actually as with a hardwarebutton device - one unified bar. its available for phones as well and works just as well
Moles is right. As cool as pie controls are, I prefer googles on screen implementation for general usage because its fast, responsive and convenient.
However it is nice to have the full 4.7 inches while using certain apps like games, readers, gallery etc. Flash a ROM that supports expandable desktop like PA and you can customize the screen real estate per app, to your liking.
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Maybe you can use this as a consideration to retire your Max 2 or Max 1.
I'm just going to give my thoughts on hardware wise, but not the cameras as I couldn't care less about them.
Pros:
Screen quality to my naked eye is much better than Max 2, (I'm more of a warm tone screen kind of guy) Max 2 has a really bluish tint, whereas Max 3 has more natural colour , less shifting too.
Dual speakers are noticeably better, especially the earpiece one. (More surroundy and louder)
Equal size top and bottom bezels, finally!
More screen real estate with virtually the same body footprint (duh)
Cons:
Protruding screen off the unibody, not noticeable when you slapped on some TPU case, but still pretty annoying
Buttons are not as tactile as the Max 2.
Is it worth the upgrade? IMHO, hell yes!
Xiaomi really did well with this phone, really big but subtle upgrade from Mi Max 2.
Big screen, long endurance. The "dual" speakers and headphone jack are the icing on top.
Look for photo to see how much screen estate you'll get (both on the same 289 density)
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Excuse my ignorance but how do you navigate without home/back keys!?
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Excuse my ignorance but how do you navigate without home/back keys!?
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it has the Built-in Full screen gesture.
For me, I rooted and am using the Oneplus Gesture app. Much better than the built-in one.
Btw, still waiting for your awesome rom for MM3, bro :fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed:
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Excuse my ignorance but how do you navigate without home/back keys!?
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It has MIUI inbuilt gesture navigation but it's a bit annoying and half baked, I'm using GMD Gesture to get my own desired gestures.
Can't really say anything good on MIUI 10, the vanilla 8.1 has much better UX
How about temperature of Max 3 over Max 2 esp when charging or full load ( gaming )?
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It has MIUI inbuilt gesture navigation but it's a bit annoying and half baked, I'm using GMD Gesture to get my own desired gestures.
Can't really say anything good on MIUI 10, the vanilla 8.1 has much better UX
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Zanr Zij said:
How about temperature of Max 3 over Max 2 esp when charging or full load ( gaming )?
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Sorry, I don't play games on my phone so I wouldn't know. Expect the same experience if not better, they're both using the same manufacturing process anyway
Cryonics said:
It has MIUI inbuilt gesture navigation but it's a bit annoying and half baked, I'm using GMD Gesture to get my own desired gestures. Can't really say anything good on MIUI 10, the vanilla 8.1 has much better UX
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dinhvtai said:
it has the Built-in Full screen gesture.
For me, I rooted and am using the Oneplus Gesture app. Much better than the built-in one.
Btw, still waiting for your awesome rom for MM3, bro :fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed:
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need to be rooted to use oneplus gesture and GMD gesture?
erwinsie said:
need to be rooted to use oneplus gesture and GMD gesture?
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No need root to use Gesture apps