[id-android] WTShare: Google Ubah Desain Home Screen, Oke Nggak?
Maaf panjang, kalau mau baca di web silakan ke sini: http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/05/09/rumor-google-exploring-home-screen-overhaul-with-revamped-notification-shade-recents-menu-and-more/ TL;DR: Google lagi-lagi mau mengubah desain home screen Android, dan kali ini cukup drastis. Notification dicampur dengan Google Now, tombol Google pengganti home button, desain baru untuk Recent Apps, dan masih banyak lagi. Google Exploring Home Screen Overhaul With Revamped Notification Shade, Recents Menu, And More http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/05/09/rumor-google-exploring-home-screen-overhaul-with-revamped-notification-shade-recents-menu-and-more/ Last Updated: May 10th, 2014 http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/05/09/rumor-google-exploring-home-screen-overhaul-with-revamped-notification-shade-recents-menu-and-more/ In our recent post about Google's plans to break its Search sauce out of the dedicated app and bring it to the rest of Androidhttp://www.androidpolice.com/2014/04/25/rumor-ok-google-everywhere-modular-actions-new-navigation-buttons-coming-to-android/, I alluded to the fact that we'd have more to talk about later. Specifically left un-discussed were the implications of new navigation buttons for the Android home screen. As readers will remember, our information leads us to believe that the navigation bar will be getting a shakeup, with the new layout including the typical back and multitask buttons, plus a Google button, which appears - for now - to be an actual Google logo. http://cdn.androidpolice.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/nexusae0_image1.png [image: image]http://cdn.androidpolice.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/nexusae0_image1.png Pressing the Google button appears to trigger Search, which would help users perform general searches or app-specific actions. The back button seems to work as you'd expect, and the multitask button appears to bring up the multitasking view we saw a glimpse of when looking at Google's potential plan to unify Chrome and Search on Androidhttp://www.androidpolice.com/2014/04/06/rumor-googles-plan-to-bridge-chrome-android-and-search-to-do-everything-on-your-device/. So where's the home screen? Today's post will take a look at what Google seems to be experimenting with - a new launcher system, a new look for notifications, and a new quick settings shade. Let's dig in. *Disclaimer*: No matter the confidence level, there's always a chance product updates, features, and some or all details will be changed or cancelled altogether. As with all rumors, nothing is 100% until it's officially announced. We do not have possession of any APKs or unreleased devices, so please don't ask for them. Confidence Level This rumor gets a confidence rating of 7 out of 10. We are confident that a change *like* this is probably coming, but the changes seen in the information available to us are so far-reaching that it's hard to be sure to what extent those changes will be implemented. It is clear Google is experimenting with the home screen and notification system, and in fact things like Android Wear give good hints that some of these changes actually may survive into a public Android release, but it's best to approach things like this with caution. The launcher we now know as the Google Now Launcher went through several revisions before reaching release with the Nexus 5, but the core principles of the launcher remained the same. It is probably safe to say the same pattern will hold true with these changes. The Rumor I'll try to get through the actual rumor in as concise a manner as possible, since the Evidence section is what will really tell the story here. Basically, it appears that Google is experimenting with drastically altering the launcher experience. To do this, it will require users to rely more heavily on the multitasking screen, accessed from its usual right-most navigation button. From here, users can launch an app from their hot seat or swipe to the right to see more apps. Notifications will apparently be split into two parts - the shade will still pull down from the top, but high priority notifications will appear first, and a swipe up will reveal low priority or ongoing notifications. Quick settings will also be present in a secondary shade (as it is now), though we do not have firm information indicating what exactly that interface will look like. Before we continue, it should be noted that - should they come to fruition in some form - these changes could be limited to Google's eponymous Now Launcher as part of the overall Google experience, though changes to multitasking and the navigation buttons could point to a wider sweep. It's always worth stressing that with unreleased software features, our information is rarely 100% complete, and anything can change. The Evidence For this rumor, it may be helpful to take a broad view and then discuss the elements individually. As usual, we won't post source images of unreleased software, opting instead to recreate the
Re: [id-android] WTShare: Google Ubah Desain Home Screen, Oke Nggak?
Gak ada ganbarnya. Susah bayanginnya On 11 May 2014 20:46, Andri Agassi andriaga...@gmail.com wrote: Maaf panjang, kalau mau baca di web silakan ke sini: http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/05/09/rumor-google-exploring-home-screen-overhaul-with-revamped-notification-shade-recents-menu-and-more/ TL;DR: Google lagi-lagi mau mengubah desain home screen Android, dan kali ini cukup drastis. Notification dicampur dengan Google Now, tombol Google pengganti home button, desain baru untuk Recent Apps, dan masih banyak lagi. Google Exploring Home Screen Overhaul With Revamped Notification Shade, Recents Menu, And More http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/05/09/rumor-google-exploring-home-screen-overhaul-with-revamped-notification-shade-recents-menu-and-more/ Last Updated: May 10th, 2014 http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/05/09/rumor-google-exploring-home-screen-overhaul-with-revamped-notification-shade-recents-menu-and-more/ In our recent post about Google's plans to break its Search sauce out of the dedicated app and bring it to the rest of Androidhttp://www.androidpolice.com/2014/04/25/rumor-ok-google-everywhere-modular-actions-new-navigation-buttons-coming-to-android/, I alluded to the fact that we'd have more to talk about later. Specifically left un-discussed were the implications of new navigation buttons for the Android home screen. As readers will remember, our information leads us to believe that the navigation bar will be getting a shakeup, with the new layout including the typical back and multitask buttons, plus a Google button, which appears - for now - to be an actual Google logo. http://cdn.androidpolice.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/nexusae0_image1.png [image: image]http://cdn.androidpolice.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/nexusae0_image1.png Pressing the Google button appears to trigger Search, which would help users perform general searches or app-specific actions. The back button seems to work as you'd expect, and the multitask button appears to bring up the multitasking view we saw a glimpse of when looking at Google's potential plan to unify Chrome and Search on Androidhttp://www.androidpolice.com/2014/04/06/rumor-googles-plan-to-bridge-chrome-android-and-search-to-do-everything-on-your-device/. So where's the home screen? Today's post will take a look at what Google seems to be experimenting with - a new launcher system, a new look for notifications, and a new quick settings shade. Let's dig in. *Disclaimer*: No matter the confidence level, there's always a chance product updates, features, and some or all details will be changed or cancelled altogether. As with all rumors, nothing is 100% until it's officially announced. We do not have possession of any APKs or unreleased devices, so please don't ask for them. Confidence Level This rumor gets a confidence rating of 7 out of 10. We are confident that a change *like* this is probably coming, but the changes seen in the information available to us are so far-reaching that it's hard to be sure to what extent those changes will be implemented. It is clear Google is experimenting with the home screen and notification system, and in fact things like Android Wear give good hints that some of these changes actually may survive into a public Android release, but it's best to approach things like this with caution. The launcher we now know as the Google Now Launcher went through several revisions before reaching release with the Nexus 5, but the core principles of the launcher remained the same. It is probably safe to say the same pattern will hold true with these changes. The Rumor I'll try to get through the actual rumor in as concise a manner as possible, since the Evidence section is what will really tell the story here. Basically, it appears that Google is experimenting with drastically altering the launcher experience. To do this, it will require users to rely more heavily on the multitasking screen, accessed from its usual right-most navigation button. From here, users can launch an app from their hot seat or swipe to the right to see more apps. Notifications will apparently be split into two parts - the shade will still pull down from the top, but high priority notifications will appear first, and a swipe up will reveal low priority or ongoing notifications. Quick settings will also be present in a secondary shade (as it is now), though we do not have firm information indicating what exactly that interface will look like. Before we continue, it should be noted that - should they come to fruition in some form - these changes could be limited to Google's eponymous Now Launcher as part of the overall Google experience, though changes to multitasking and the navigation buttons could point to a wider sweep. It's always worth stressing that with unreleased software features, our information is rarely 100% complete, and anything can change. The Evidence For this rumor,
Re: [id-android] WTShare: Google Ubah Desain Home Screen, Oke Nggak?
Ada kok om, gambarnya inline. Andri Agassi http://andriagassi.com On Sun, May 11, 2014 at 8:49 PM, dadan su dadan...@gmail.com wrote: Gak ada ganbarnya. Susah bayanginnya On 11 May 2014 20:46, Andri Agassi andriaga...@gmail.com wrote: Maaf panjang, kalau mau baca di web silakan ke sini: http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/05/09/rumor-google-exploring-home-screen-overhaul-with-revamped-notification-shade-recents-menu-and-more/ TL;DR: Google lagi-lagi mau mengubah desain home screen Android, dan kali ini cukup drastis. Notification dicampur dengan Google Now, tombol Google pengganti home button, desain baru untuk Recent Apps, dan masih banyak lagi. Google Exploring Home Screen Overhaul With Revamped Notification Shade, Recents Menu, And More http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/05/09/rumor-google-exploring-home-screen-overhaul-with-revamped-notification-shade-recents-menu-and-more/ Last Updated: May 10th, 2014 http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/05/09/rumor-google-exploring-home-screen-overhaul-with-revamped-notification-shade-recents-menu-and-more/ In our recent post about Google's plans to break its Search sauce out of the dedicated app and bring it to the rest of Androidhttp://www.androidpolice.com/2014/04/25/rumor-ok-google-everywhere-modular-actions-new-navigation-buttons-coming-to-android/, I alluded to the fact that we'd have more to talk about later. Specifically left un-discussed were the implications of new navigation buttons for the Android home screen. As readers will remember, our information leads us to believe that the navigation bar will be getting a shakeup, with the new layout including the typical back and multitask buttons, plus a Google button, which appears - for now - to be an actual Google logo. http://cdn.androidpolice.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/nexusae0_image1.png [image: image]http://cdn.androidpolice.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/nexusae0_image1.png Pressing the Google button appears to trigger Search, which would help users perform general searches or app-specific actions. The back button seems to work as you'd expect, and the multitask button appears to bring up the multitasking view we saw a glimpse of when looking at Google's potential plan to unify Chrome and Search on Androidhttp://www.androidpolice.com/2014/04/06/rumor-googles-plan-to-bridge-chrome-android-and-search-to-do-everything-on-your-device/. So where's the home screen? Today's post will take a look at what Google seems to be experimenting with - a new launcher system, a new look for notifications, and a new quick settings shade. Let's dig in. *Disclaimer*: No matter the confidence level, there's always a chance product updates, features, and some or all details will be changed or cancelled altogether. As with all rumors, nothing is 100% until it's officially announced. We do not have possession of any APKs or unreleased devices, so please don't ask for them. Confidence Level This rumor gets a confidence rating of 7 out of 10. We are confident that a change *like* this is probably coming, but the changes seen in the information available to us are so far-reaching that it's hard to be sure to what extent those changes will be implemented. It is clear Google is experimenting with the home screen and notification system, and in fact things like Android Wear give good hints that some of these changes actually may survive into a public Android release, but it's best to approach things like this with caution. The launcher we now know as the Google Now Launcher went through several revisions before reaching release with the Nexus 5, but the core principles of the launcher remained the same. It is probably safe to say the same pattern will hold true with these changes. The Rumor I'll try to get through the actual rumor in as concise a manner as possible, since the Evidence section is what will really tell the story here. Basically, it appears that Google is experimenting with drastically altering the launcher experience. To do this, it will require users to rely more heavily on the multitasking screen, accessed from its usual right-most navigation button. From here, users can launch an app from their hot seat or swipe to the right to see more apps. Notifications will apparently be split into two parts - the shade will still pull down from the top, but high priority notifications will appear first, and a swipe up will reveal low priority or ongoing notifications. Quick settings will also be present in a secondary shade (as it is now), though we do not have firm information indicating what exactly that interface will look like. Before we continue, it should be noted that - should they come to fruition in some form - these changes could be limited to Google's eponymous Now Launcher as part of the overall Google experience, though changes to multitasking and the navigation buttons could point to a wider sweep. It's always worth stressing
Re: [id-android] WTShare: Google Ubah Desain Home Screen, Oke Nggak?
Semua yang merubah penampilan itu menarik buat saya :D On May 11, 2014 8:51 PM, Andri Agassi andriaga...@gmail.com wrote: Ada kok om, gambarnya inline. Andri Agassi http://andriagassi.com On Sun, May 11, 2014 at 8:49 PM, dadan su dadan...@gmail.com wrote: Gak ada ganbarnya. Susah bayanginnya On 11 May 2014 20:46, Andri Agassi andriaga...@gmail.com wrote: Maaf panjang, kalau mau baca di web silakan ke sini: http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/05/09/rumor-google-exploring-home-screen-overhaul-with-revamped-notification-shade-recents-menu-and-more/ TL;DR: Google lagi-lagi mau mengubah desain home screen Android, dan kali ini cukup drastis. Notification dicampur dengan Google Now, tombol Google pengganti home button, desain baru untuk Recent Apps, dan masih banyak lagi. Google Exploring Home Screen Overhaul With Revamped Notification Shade, Recents Menu, And More http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/05/09/rumor-google-exploring-home-screen-overhaul-with-revamped-notification-shade-recents-menu-and-more/ Last Updated: May 10th, 2014 http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/05/09/rumor-google-exploring-home-screen-overhaul-with-revamped-notification-shade-recents-menu-and-more/ In our recent post about Google's plans to break its Search sauce out of the dedicated app and bring it to the rest of Androidhttp://www.androidpolice.com/2014/04/25/rumor-ok-google-everywhere-modular-actions-new-navigation-buttons-coming-to-android/, I alluded to the fact that we'd have more to talk about later. Specifically left un-discussed were the implications of new navigation buttons for the Android home screen. As readers will remember, our information leads us to believe that the navigation bar will be getting a shakeup, with the new layout including the typical back and multitask buttons, plus a Google button, which appears - for now - to be an actual Google logo. http://cdn.androidpolice.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/nexusae0_image1.png [image: image]http://cdn.androidpolice.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/nexusae0_image1.png Pressing the Google button appears to trigger Search, which would help users perform general searches or app-specific actions. The back button seems to work as you'd expect, and the multitask button appears to bring up the multitasking view we saw a glimpse of when looking at Google's potential plan to unify Chrome and Search on Androidhttp://www.androidpolice.com/2014/04/06/rumor-googles-plan-to-bridge-chrome-android-and-search-to-do-everything-on-your-device/. So where's the home screen? Today's post will take a look at what Google seems to be experimenting with - a new launcher system, a new look for notifications, and a new quick settings shade. Let's dig in. *Disclaimer*: No matter the confidence level, there's always a chance product updates, features, and some or all details will be changed or cancelled altogether. As with all rumors, nothing is 100% until it's officially announced. We do not have possession of any APKs or unreleased devices, so please don't ask for them. Confidence Level This rumor gets a confidence rating of 7 out of 10. We are confident that a change *like* this is probably coming, but the changes seen in the information available to us are so far-reaching that it's hard to be sure to what extent those changes will be implemented. It is clear Google is experimenting with the home screen and notification system, and in fact things like Android Wear give good hints that some of these changes actually may survive into a public Android release, but it's best to approach things like this with caution. The launcher we now know as the Google Now Launcher went through several revisions before reaching release with the Nexus 5, but the core principles of the launcher remained the same. It is probably safe to say the same pattern will hold true with these changes. The Rumor I'll try to get through the actual rumor in as concise a manner as possible, since the Evidence section is what will really tell the story here. Basically, it appears that Google is experimenting with drastically altering the launcher experience. To do this, it will require users to rely more heavily on the multitasking screen, accessed from its usual right-most navigation button. From here, users can launch an app from their hot seat or swipe to the right to see more apps. Notifications will apparently be split into two parts - the shade will still pull down from the top, but high priority notifications will appear first, and a swipe up will reveal low priority or ongoing notifications. Quick settings will also be present in a secondary shade (as it is now), though we do not have firm information indicating what exactly that interface will look like. Before we continue, it should be noted that - should they come to fruition in some form - these changes could be limited to Google's eponymous Now Launcher as part of the overall Google
Re: [id-android] WTShare: Google Ubah Desain Home Screen, Oke Nggak?
posisinya ngikutin M7? haha Sent from my main device | ✉ gadget@terserah.de On 11 May 2014, at 08:45 pm, Andri Agassi andriaga...@gmail.com wrote: Maaf panjang, kalau mau baca di web silakan ke sini: http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/05/09/rumor-google-exploring-home-screen-overhaul-with-revamped-notification-shade-recents-menu-and-more/ TL;DR: Google lagi-lagi mau mengubah desain home screen Android, dan kali ini cukup drastis. Notification dicampur dengan Google Now, tombol Google pengganti home button, desain baru untuk Recent Apps, dan masih banyak lagi. Google Exploring Home Screen Overhaul With Revamped Notification Shade, Recents Menu, And More Last Updated: May 10th, 2014 In our recent post about Google's plans to break its Search sauce out of the dedicated app and bring it to the rest of Android, I alluded to the fact that we'd have more to talk about later. Specifically left un-discussed were the implications of new navigation buttons for the Android home screen. As readers will remember, our information leads us to believe that the navigation bar will be getting a shakeup, with the new layout including the typical back and multitask buttons, plus a Google button, which appears - for now - to be an actual Google logo. Pressing the Google button appears to trigger Search, which would help users perform general searches or app-specific actions. The back button seems to work as you'd expect, and the multitask button appears to bring up the multitasking view we saw a glimpse of when looking at Google's potential plan to unify Chrome and Search on Android. So where's the home screen? Today's post will take a look at what Google seems to be experimenting with - a new launcher system, a new look for notifications, and a new quick settings shade. Let's dig in. Disclaimer: No matter the confidence level, there's always a chance product updates, features, and some or all details will be changed or cancelled altogether. As with all rumors, nothing is 100% until it's officially announced. We do not have possession of any APKs or unreleased devices, so please don't ask for them. Confidence Level This rumor gets a confidence rating of 7 out of 10. We are confident that a change like this is probably coming, but the changes seen in the information available to us are so far-reaching that it's hard to be sure to what extent those changes will be implemented. It is clear Google is experimenting with the home screen and notification system, and in fact things like Android Wear give good hints that some of these changes actually may survive into a public Android release, but it's best to approach things like this with caution. The launcher we now know as the Google Now Launcher went through several revisions before reaching release with the Nexus 5, but the core principles of the launcher remained the same. It is probably safe to say the same pattern will hold true with these changes. The Rumor I'll try to get through the actual rumor in as concise a manner as possible, since the Evidence section is what will really tell the story here. Basically, it appears that Google is experimenting with drastically altering the launcher experience. To do this, it will require users to rely more heavily on the multitasking screen, accessed from its usual right-most navigation button. From here, users can launch an app from their hot seat or swipe to the right to see more apps. Notifications will apparently be split into two parts - the shade will still pull down from the top, but high priority notifications will appear first, and a swipe up will reveal low priority or ongoing notifications. Quick settings will also be present in a secondary shade (as it is now), though we do not have firm information indicating what exactly that interface will look like. Before we continue, it should be noted that - should they come to fruition in some form - these changes could be limited to Google's eponymous Now Launcher as part of the overall Google experience, though changes to multitasking and the navigation buttons could point to a wider sweep. It's always worth stressing that with unreleased software features, our information is rarely 100% complete, and anything can change. The Evidence For this rumor, it may be helpful to take a broad view and then discuss the elements individually. As usual, we won't post source images of unreleased software, opting instead to recreate the interfaces based on the images or information available to us. Rest assured we replicate the interface as faithfully as possible. Below is a quick animation sketch of the overall functionality. Note that launcher icons in the mockups below have been replaced with simple squares to keep the focus on the interface. Multitasking Multitasking, it appears, will be the user's primary point of entry
Re: [id-android] WTShare: Google Ubah Desain Home Screen, Oke Nggak?
Project Hera? --Nathanael Siahaan On May 11, 2014 9:38 PM, arga_wahyu h arga.w...@gmail.com wrote: posisinya ngikutin M7? haha Sent from my main device | ✉ gadget@terserah.de On 11 May 2014, at 08:45 pm, Andri Agassi andriaga...@gmail.com wrote: Maaf panjang, kalau mau baca di web silakan ke sini: http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/05/09/rumor-google-exploring-home-screen-overhaul-with-revamped-notification-shade-recents-menu-and-more/ TL;DR: Google lagi-lagi mau mengubah desain home screen Android, dan kali ini cukup drastis. Notification dicampur dengan Google Now, tombol Google pengganti home button, desain baru untuk Recent Apps, dan masih banyak lagi. Google Exploring Home Screen Overhaul With Revamped Notification Shade, Recents Menu, And More http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/05/09/rumor-google-exploring-home-screen-overhaul-with-revamped-notification-shade-recents-menu-and-more/ Last Updated: May 10th, 2014 http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/05/09/rumor-google-exploring-home-screen-overhaul-with-revamped-notification-shade-recents-menu-and-more/ In our recent post about Google's plans to break its Search sauce out of the dedicated app and bring it to the rest of Androidhttp://www.androidpolice.com/2014/04/25/rumor-ok-google-everywhere-modular-actions-new-navigation-buttons-coming-to-android/, I alluded to the fact that we'd have more to talk about later. Specifically left un-discussed were the implications of new navigation buttons for the Android home screen. As readers will remember, our information leads us to believe that the navigation bar will be getting a shakeup, with the new layout including the typical back and multitask buttons, plus a Google button, which appears - for now - to be an actual Google logo. http://cdn.androidpolice.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/nexusae0_image1.png [image: image]http://cdn.androidpolice.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/nexusae0_image1.png Pressing the Google button appears to trigger Search, which would help users perform general searches or app-specific actions. The back button seems to work as you'd expect, and the multitask button appears to bring up the multitasking view we saw a glimpse of when looking at Google's potential plan to unify Chrome and Search on Androidhttp://www.androidpolice.com/2014/04/06/rumor-googles-plan-to-bridge-chrome-android-and-search-to-do-everything-on-your-device/. So where's the home screen? Today's post will take a look at what Google seems to be experimenting with - a new launcher system, a new look for notifications, and a new quick settings shade. Let's dig in. *Disclaimer*: No matter the confidence level, there's always a chance product updates, features, and some or all details will be changed or cancelled altogether. As with all rumors, nothing is 100% until it's officially announced. We do not have possession of any APKs or unreleased devices, so please don't ask for them. Confidence Level This rumor gets a confidence rating of 7 out of 10. We are confident that a change *like* this is probably coming, but the changes seen in the information available to us are so far-reaching that it's hard to be sure to what extent those changes will be implemented. It is clear Google is experimenting with the home screen and notification system, and in fact things like Android Wear give good hints that some of these changes actually may survive into a public Android release, but it's best to approach things like this with caution. The launcher we now know as the Google Now Launcher went through several revisions before reaching release with the Nexus 5, but the core principles of the launcher remained the same. It is probably safe to say the same pattern will hold true with these changes. The Rumor I'll try to get through the actual rumor in as concise a manner as possible, since the Evidence section is what will really tell the story here. Basically, it appears that Google is experimenting with drastically altering the launcher experience. To do this, it will require users to rely more heavily on the multitasking screen, accessed from its usual right-most navigation button. From here, users can launch an app from their hot seat or swipe to the right to see more apps. Notifications will apparently be split into two parts - the shade will still pull down from the top, but high priority notifications will appear first, and a swipe up will reveal low priority or ongoing notifications. Quick settings will also be present in a secondary shade (as it is now), though we do not have firm information indicating what exactly that interface will look like. Before we continue, it should be noted that - should they come to fruition in some form - these changes could be limited to Google's eponymous Now Launcher as part of the overall Google experience, though changes to multitasking and the navigation buttons could point to a wider sweep.
