One of the prized possessions in anyone’s hand is a Google pixel smartphone that competes aggressively with iPhone for market share. This war has intensified with new applications being launched on both Android and iPhone stores.
Android apps want to monetize their presence through affiliate marketing powered by micro payment gateways while iPhone apps command premium pricing for download that becomes a revenue stream. Multiplicity and Pixel XL of apps increases the activity on the notification tab which you can pull down notification shade of the Pixel and Pixel XL.
Here’s a step by step plan to resolve this issue?
- To bring down the notification shade, you need to
- Scroll down the notification bar and gently hit the cog wheel icon which denotes the settings panel on the right side.
- Keep scrolling down and select the “moves” option.
- By default most phones have the “swipe for notification” feature turned on but in case it is not, you can press it to generate a tick that will turn it on.
From then onwards, each time you swipe your finger down the round finger scanner area on the back of pixel/xl, the notification shade will come down informing you about:
- email messages
- chat messages
- sms messages
- tweets
- Notifications from your service provider
This notification screen is a problem area in high end phones that have large screens and you have to hunt and peck each app to see the updates. After all, a smartphone is about being connected at all times and in sync with “forever sharing, forever collaborating” universe. User experience and user interface design now occupies centre-stage in all discussions among business owners about developing a product that can last the test of time and market. Google pixel is priced just five per cent lower than the iPhone and promises the full suite of Google services for any user. And it is a must try!
User experience and user interface design now occupies centre-stage in all discussions among business owners about developing a product that can last the test of time and market. Google pixel is priced just five per cent lower than the iPhone and promises the full suite of Google services for any user. And it is a must try!