10 Ways BlackBerry makes Android better | Key2 Explored By Tech Spurt

Black refunds have got a hell of a lot better since they've started rocking a bit of Android, allowing you full access to that Play Store to download all kinds of great apps and everything, but also BlackBerry's, actually helped out Android by adding in some really funky features both old and new, and here are just ten ways the BlackBerry has improved the Android experience first up is, of course, the BlackBerry hub. This is your one-stop shop for any kind of messages and notifications forget checking out a dozen different apps. This thing gathers your texts, your emails, you're messaging, your social media, all into one handy little pot, and any new accounts are added automatically as well. So it's about as stress-free as possible. Second up productivity, tab, swipe left from that very right-hand edge and say hello to the productivity tab at any point, even when you're in another app as busy gathers all of your shortcuts and handy information into one convenient place that can be reached at any time, as well as a breakdown of your calendar, you can also check out your latest messages, see what to do. Items still remain Germany.

Favorite contacts and also add a bunch of widgets of your own for whatever functionality you like, oh and by the way, if you do rock a BlackBerry phone, you have absolutely no excuse forever miss an meet, and there are so many ways to view the calendar, as well as the productivity tab. You can just tap the calendar app. You can bring up a calendar widget, you can do the quick, widget option. Furthermore, you've got a condor there in your hub. There are so many calendars, a third, no black refunds are amongst the most security-conscious of mobile devices, and one of the greatest options in there is d tech.

This basically gives you an account indication of how tight your security status is. For instance, you can see the last time a security patch was applied. You can quickly dive into the app permissions and Lords more besides. Number four is the speed key, which is specific to the BlackBerry key 2, which is only just launched. This basically allows you to do insanely fast, multitasking just hold on that speed, key and quickly tap.

One of the letters on the keyboard, and you'll jump into whichever app you've assigned to that letter. It is blisteringly fast as much as I love, BlackBerry's apps tray, which gives you a really clear view of any apps that you currently have open. You don't need it any more thanks to that amazing speed, key and likewise the convenience key is essentially out of a job, now go and join the door queue. Youth clinger on next up is desktop shortcuts. Now wonder it already gives you the option of running shortcuts to most popular and useful app features right there on your desktops, but BlackBerry really extends those standard reference to roughly a gazillion billion options.

Any kind of task from our line calendar events are done to do stuff, checking a daily usage. You can do it all with a quick tap of an app icon number six. Is the privacy shade swipe down the screen with three fingers at any point, and basically this brings up the privacy shade, which or the reveals a small portion of the display at any one time. It's a great way of keeping nosy bastards from snooping at your personals of your shoulder. Definitely a simple, yet effective idea, handy if you're reading something confidential on a tube for whatever reason or if you're, simply browsing your favorite, Hello Kitty fan page, and you want to maintain your manly image.

Uh-Huh, sticking with the privacy theme. The next way in which Blackberry improves Android is the locker app. This basically allows you to keep your most private of private stashed, away under lock and key, or rather adds another layer of password protections. And/Or bugger can see your stuff, definitely good news if you're in the habit of taking dodgy snaps or whatever, if you're rubbish, remembering a dozen different logins for your various accounts. Do not worry.

Blackberry's password keeper is basically a more secure alternative to Google autofill. This stores, all your passwords and pins are not info can be accessed on your device with just a single password. So just make sure you don't forget that log in, and you're all golden. We also love the icon customization that Blackberry offers. If you don't like the name of an app no worries, you can just change it to whatever you like, no matter how pure I'll or silly simply by long pressing the icon.

Also, you can change the app icons to classics from BlackBerry's past, as well as configure the size and chip. All these options could be found in the BB launcher. Settings just go to the apps tray and then tablet cog, icon last but not least, is swipe. Widgets now widgets are great and all, but they do take up a lot of space on your desktops, and we really can't stand that clutter. Some blackberries swipe widgets are absolutely bloody, marvelous, just swipe up on any app icons that have three dots on them, and you can pop up all kinds of useful information.

For instance on the calendar, you can get a quick view of your day ahead on Spotify. You can pop up some media controls and on the hub you could pop up your inbox. You can see any messages that are still there waiting for your attention. It's quick! It's neat, and it's absolutely great size, 10, counting ten ways that BlackBerry has made Android better for mobile devices. Don't forget to subscribe for more on the list and greatest mobile tech, and thanks for watching everyone love you bye.

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