Ladies and gentlemen, time to grab that popcorn and get comfortable. Modified version Androidfollowing Samsung's lead, it actually looks like one of the best things you can have on your phone or tablet. Then there is the second group of people who wouldn't want it even for a million crowns.
TouchWiz has been with us for some Friday and has gone through major evolutionary changes during that time. However, I still had the urge to go back to Google's Nexus, just for the sake of it Androidu. However, that changed the moment I picked up the Samsung Galaxy S7. And it was at this moment that I realized that TouchWiz is no longer the monster that most people call it. The question is "is it better than the classic clean system from Google?" In my opinion, yes.
The Samsung-style system is now much cleaner, faster and, of course, offers something extra. My friend experienced the same story. Even before he took it in his hands Galaxy S7 Edge, used Nexus 6P. He himself assumed that immediately after turning on the phone, he would have to remove the SIM card and run back to the Nexus. But that didn't happen and he completely switched to a South Korean company. The only reason to go back to the Nexus 6P is the update support.
I would like to share my experience with you Galaxy S7, because I was really very surprised by the way the new system works. However, keep in mind that the things below may not be for everyone, but they are for me.
TouchWiz features that I really like
I really loved this feature. For the unedited version Androidthe N's "split screen" mode works very strangely and only supports a handful of apps. But Samsung is somewhere else entirely. The so-called floating window and multi-window elements are really easy to use, easy to learn, and support a large number of applications.
Of course, not all apps support this feature (like Samsung calculator….which I don't understand…). However, even so, Samsung has finally, as the first on the market, been able to take full advantage of the utility of multi-windows.
Dialer
Honestly, I hate third party dialers. I hate them at Huawei, I don't have much love for LG either. I have also downloaded a few apps and most of them are really not my cup of tea. But I got used to that with Samsung.
Not only is it clean and very easy to use, but it also has some great features. With an optional setting, you can find out if the incoming caller's number is spam. In addition, I also like the flexibility of the communicator with the ability to reject a call and send a preset message.
My overall impression of the modified version of TouchWiz
I used to have a Samsung Galaxy Really enjoyed S2, but it wasn't software I'd want to go back to. One of my friends has also lent it to me over the years Galaxy S5, where the system was a bit more tuned and interesting, but it still wasn't the same. However, I have to admit that TouchWiz on Galaxy I really fell in love with the S7. Very clean, clear and fast system without unnecessary application crashes.
