But the early returns are by no means all positive.
All mobile platforms in the market are not housed in the same boat. iOS continues to be served first, before Android. Windows Phone, it must unfortunately be content with the crumbs, to the dismay of croqueurs tiles.
Flipboard is a very good example and I think we will all agree that it will be done pretty damn poor, the rascal. And even if the situation began to settle last month , it will eventually not until this October for all terminals to enjoy.
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All, or almost as it will still 1GB of RAM to install. And Windows Phone 8.1.
An interface similar, but not identical
The application interface is obviously very close to what features editor on iOS and Android. It therefore beautiful pictures alone, with an interface that focuses on content, and only on the content.
That said, this is not a perfect copy and there and a few little things and more, and less.
The action buttons are placed differently, for example, and they are more in the spirit of the platform. The navigation system is the exact opposite of what Android offers, for that matter, but it seems very effective.
And then there is vertical scrolling. It is rather conventional and does not give the impression of turning pages. This is just a detail, of course, but it was still mentioned.
Interestingly however, the app also lets you send content to any other application installed on the device.
Having no end Windows Phone, I have unfortunately not had the opportunity to test the tool, so do not hesitate to share your feedback via the comments below.
And if you want to make the attempt, it is here that it happens.
All mobile platforms in the market are not housed in the same boat. iOS continues to be served first, before Android. Windows Phone, it must unfortunately be content with the crumbs, to the dismay of croqueurs tiles.
See also : Apple TV: Apple would set aside the remote to control
All, or almost as it will still 1GB of RAM to install. And Windows Phone 8.1.
An interface similar, but not identical
The application interface is obviously very close to what features editor on iOS and Android. It therefore beautiful pictures alone, with an interface that focuses on content, and only on the content.
That said, this is not a perfect copy and there and a few little things and more, and less.
The action buttons are placed differently, for example, and they are more in the spirit of the platform. The navigation system is the exact opposite of what Android offers, for that matter, but it seems very effective.
And then there is vertical scrolling. It is rather conventional and does not give the impression of turning pages. This is just a detail, of course, but it was still mentioned.
Interestingly however, the app also lets you send content to any other application installed on the device.
Having no end Windows Phone, I have unfortunately not had the opportunity to test the tool, so do not hesitate to share your feedback via the comments below.
And if you want to make the attempt, it is here that it happens.