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It’s impressive that a community member recreated this animation, but it highlights a recurring issue with Android foldables. Apple manages to integrate these fluid transitions natively into iOS, whereas Samsung users have to rely on third-party apps or workarounds to get the same polished experience. Samsung should prioritize adding these types of native "delight" features directly into One UI so we don't have to install extra software to make our phones feel premium.
So this is just a photo animation, not a functional screen? And the claims that he did in one evening what Apple took months to do?
it’s just a fade on a background image…? Ok. Of course novelty wears off - there’s no function into what you see on screen - just screenshot of icons on next screen.
sorry but that’s just like they were mimicking Dynamic Island with a background image - it doesn’t function like on iOS - just blackout pill shaped object.
It’s impressive that a community member recreated this animation, but it highlights a recurring issue with Android foldables. Apple manages to integrate these fluid transitions natively into iOS, whereas Samsung users have to rely on third-party apps or workarounds to get the same polished experience. Samsung should prioritize adding these types of native "delight" features directly into One UI so we don't have to install extra software to make our phones feel premium.
The "delight" features get old quickly and use system resources. Apple should have concentrated on things like volume buttons you can actually use with one hand; a dock that can hold more than four apps; a user interface that can be used by right and left-handed people alike. You know: those "useful" features.
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It’s impressive that a community member recreated this animation, but it highlights a recurring issue with Android foldables. Apple manages to integrate these fluid transitions natively into iOS, whereas Samsung users have to rely on third-party apps or workarounds to get the same polished experience. Samsung should prioritize adding these types of native "delight" features directly into One UI so we don't have to install extra software to make our phones feel premium.
Have you ever even used a OneUI phone? They've been loaded with mountains of features like this and others for years. I have serious doubts.
So this is just a photo animation, not a functional screen? And the claims that he did in one evening what Apple took months to do?
it’s just a fade on a background image…? Ok. Of course novelty wears off - there’s no function into what you see on screen - just screenshot of icons on next screen.
sorry but that’s just like they were mimicking Dynamic Island with a background image - it doesn’t function like on iOS - just blackout pill shaped object.
This was done in less than a day by some guy screwing around. Give it a month or so and lets see where it goes.
A. That looks like trash
B. Copying what someone else created doesn’t mean the creation was any less impressive.
8 year head start and they couldn’t come up with anything that captured people’s interest. Apple did it in one morning
It’s impressive that a community member recreated this animation, but it highlights a recurring issue with Android foldables. Apple manages to integrate these fluid transitions natively into iOS, whereas Samsung users have to rely on third-party apps or workarounds to get the same polished experience. Samsung should prioritize adding these types of native "delight" features directly into One UI so we don't have to install extra software to make our phones feel premium.
The "delight" features get old quickly and use system resources. Apple should have concentrated on things like volume buttons you can actually use with one hand; a dock that can hold more than four apps; a user interface that can be used by right and left-handed people alike. You know: those "useful" features.