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Ho Chu Tiem · 05-20-2019

dĩ nhiên là Samsung chưa bị liện lụy nhưng Google muốn chơi Samsung lúc nào cũng được, Google nắm cán

Samsung biết điều đó và họ đã và đang làm

Samsung’s secret mission to cut Google out of its Galaxy

Samsung made more waves this week because of Michael Bay’s meltdown than its products have, but the unsung story of CES 2014 may be Samsung’s first major move to rid itself of Android.
Wait, what?

You heard me. Google’s Android OS may have helped Samsung rise to the top of the phone and tablet world, but not every relationship can last forever. Samsung’s new user “Magazine UX” interface for its Pro line of Galaxy Tab and Note tablets (They come in 8, 10, and 12-inch sizes) is a major step toward de-emphasizing the Google in Android.

With the new UI, Samsung cleverly hides Google’s app store and apps under a pile of new home screens, designed to look like a lovechild between Windows Phone and Flipboard. Instead of looking at a home screen of icons, you browse a grid of giant square and rectangular widgets that you can resize and reform at your whimsy. You can still access your list of apps, but Samsung relegates them to a separate, ugly one-off home screen that you can customize.

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Ho Chu Tiem R7 Tuyệt Đỉnh Cao Thủ Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 9,967 Thanks: 1,984 Thanked 13,139 Times in 6,149 Posts Mentioned: 42 Post(s) Tagged: 0 Thread(s) Quoted: 3581 Post(s) Rep Power: 32	dĩ nhiên là Samsung chưa bị liện lụy nhưng Google muốn chơi Samsung lúc nào cũng được, Google nắm cán Samsung biết điều đó và họ đã và đang làm Samsung’s secret mission to cut Google out of its Galaxy Samsung made more waves this week because of Michael Bay’s meltdown than its products have, but the unsung story of CES 2014 may be Samsung’s first major move to rid itself of Android. Wait, what? You heard me. Google’s Android OS may have helped Samsung rise to the top of the phone and tablet world, but not every relationship can last forever. Samsung’s new user “Magazine UX” interface for its Pro line of Galaxy Tab and Note tablets (They come in 8, 10, and 12-inch sizes) is a major step toward de-emphasizing the Google in Android. With the new UI, Samsung cleverly hides Google’s app store and apps under a pile of new home screens, designed to look like a lovechild between Windows Phone and Flipboard. Instead of looking at a home screen of icons, you browse a grid of giant square and rectangular widgets that you can resize and reform at your whimsy. You can still access your list of apps, but Samsung relegates them to a separate, ugly one-off home screen that you can customize.