So far, no smartphone manufacturer has managed to come up with a solution to copy the home screen. We have been waiting a little impatiently for this possibility. We expected Google to use its own ingenuity to figure out what else to do with users Androidu is missing Samsung presented the details of its patent, which should allow the user to configure the home screen and then transfer it to another device. The patent details are very specific about the transfer process.
However, an abstract look at the whole thing reveals several possible scenarios.
- Are you exchanging your old Samsung for a new one? The software may ask you to install the same apps you had on your old phone. All you need to do is sign in to your Samsung or Google account.
- Do you have your phone repaired and would you like the same settings and applications in the spare? It's not a problem.
- You want to fine-tune yours Android and not just copy? The app lets you do that. After tuning, just transfer to your new phone.
This may seem like an ideal solution for ordinary consumers, but also for businesses. It will be easier for ordinary consumers to switch from device to device. For businesses and large corporations, optimizing the system for their own purposes will be a great advantage. But let's not give all the credit to Samsuga alone. Google Play already offers applications of this type from independent developers such as: Nova Launcher, Apex Launcher and others. These apps offer some form of backup. It will be very interesting to see what happens with these applications, as Samsung owns a very precise and hard patent.
The implementation of this function in the kernel is also unclear Androidu by Google. Although Samsung and Google have a mutual patent agreement that has lasted for 10 years, there is a possibility that this patent would be left out of the agreement. This would be a huge advantage for Samsung over the competition. As an owner and fan of Samsung, I was very pleased with this patent, I can't wait for the moment when I can try it.
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*Source: phandroid.com
