HTC Sense 3.6 ICS.pptVIP

HTC Sense 3.6 There would actually be not one but two versions of the UI running on ICS: Sense 4.0, the skin of choice for the One lineup, and 3.6, the option for whichever legacy HTC devices are lucky enough to be on the upgrade list. Home screen HTC keeps the ICS multitasking setup, easily accessible by long-pressing the home button. The task killer is also available here by swiping the listed app to the left or right. When in the main home panel, a single tap of the home button will let you view (and quick jump to) any of the screens on the carousel. 3D carousel is still here, a feature that wont be sticking around in 4.0. In fact, most 3.x animations havent gone anywhere. Fortunately, panels can be added and deleted here, something that wasnt possible on 3.0. Lastly, long-pressing the panel offers the usual Sense personalization options, and not just an option to change the wallpaper. Three different categories are tucked behind tabs lining the bottom of the screen. Lock screen Phone Browser Beats audio integration Anyone faithful to HTC because of its marriage to Beats wont find anything new to rave about with 3.6. Sadly, system-wide Beats integration -- the option to use it when playing third party apps -- is nowhere to be seen here. This is due to a deeper recoding of the audio system as part of Sense 4.0, so Beats enthusiasts will have no choice but to buy a device in the One lineup. Performance Sense 3.0 got raked over the coals for being sluggish and bogging down the OS, but 3.6 fared noticeably better than its predecessor.?Overall, the majority of benchmarks suggest Sense 3.6 is in far better shape than the previous firmware * The unmistakable clock and weather widget, a staple on HTC devices dating back to Windows Mobile, hasnt gone anywhere in 3.6. But the launch bar at the bottom of the screen has been completely transformed.? The menu button is now smack-dab in the middle, flanked by up to two shortcuts on either side. As with stock Android 4