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Even the splash screenshot is, what the fuck? Two giant "blogspot" blocks and two and a half "event" blocks are visible in the Apps view. Is that supposed to be the tablet UI?
This should have happened like 12 years ago.
Deranking apps that don't scale well with tablets should hopefully push more companies to get that sorted
I haven't used an Android tablet in a long while I recall Google being among the worst offenders back in the day!
huh, the first play store update I've seen in a while that's actually good? What times we live in
Hopefully this also makes it to ChromeOS given they leaned towards the "large screen devices" wording. Would make browsing easier.
I think "large screen" is used to encompass tablets and foldables, but ChromeOS has had it's own unique interface for a while now
Yeah, you're likely right but it would be nice to see some improvements like the split screen search shown or the web version. Right now everything is in one column which seems like a waste of space.
I think I got this a couple weeks ago as part of AB testing. I liked it a lot until it was taken away again.
I got a little excited for Android TV when I saw "big screens."
Interesting, I saw some of this UI on my Android TV last week. Unsure if that's how it's always been or if they were doing some A/B testing. It was refreshing to use a UI that was intuitive, NGL.
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