Glance is another useful feature from the Microsoft Launcher. This comes in handy if you like staying productive on whatever screen you using the moment. Tapping on it will take you directly to the app o the action associated with the card. You’ll see cards on your Timeline mostly if you use Microsoft products such as Word or Excel. You’ll have to be connected with your Microsoft account utilise it as it lists all of your activity on any device connected to your laptop. With Timeline, you get to resume to past activities you have going on your laptop or desktop.
Timeline sits alongside the News Feed tab and the Glance Feed. Timeline is available when you swipe right. This is a feature people with a focus on productivity will love. You can toggle off which apps to show either recent or new. Tapping on the dots will let you change the drawer layout either vertical or horizontally alphabetical. On the top right corner, there are three dots which let you customize the app drawer. With the launcher, you get customization features. Customizable App DrawerĪfter the shortcut dock, swiping up from the homescreen will show you the app drawer. There’s also an option to hide the status bar, lock the homescreen and change the icon appearance too. You can also change the way folders look. Something I also noticed is the option to switch between swiping or scrolling through various homescreen. Microsoft Launcher lets you customize the homescreen by adjusting the icon layout and size. The good thing is that you can customise it more with adding more apps, contacts and widgets. Microsoft Launcher has a shortcut dock that you swipe from the bottom of your home screen to not only ring up recently used apps but also toggle controls for Wi-Fi, Mobile data, Bluetooth, Torch, and the Brightness slider. Today’s phones have come with large displays and it can be hard to reach the quick settings from the top of the phone. Here are some features I loved and hopefully, you will too: Shortcut Dock Microsoft added tweaks here and there that changes the overall look and feel that bring a few usability and user interface improvements on the Android home screen. It was actually made by an employee as part of the Microsoft Garage – the company’s outlet for experimental projects. It’s worth noting that Microsoft Launcher was formerly known as Arrow Launcher before it rebranded. Microsoft Launcher is now becoming my default third-party launcher. #Android #IconPack #WallpaperApps #Widgets #CustomizationĪ post shared by Techweez on at 3:42am PDT Customize Your Android Phone With These Tips and Tricks – Link in Bio.
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