manufacturers love to put their own customization layers on Android. Samsung with their TouchWiz , HTC Sense or Huawei Emotion UI are some examples that prevent us from enjoying the pure system offered by Google. But Acer , among other smaller manufacturers, decided to paddle upstream using the stock version and has recently stated that prefer to focus on improving fundamentals on their handset before entering fully into the “war” of interfaces they know, from past experience, are very difficult to maintain and given the pace of updates from Google.
S.T. Liew , president of Acer’s smartphone division, explained that “Android itself already does a great job over the user experience, allowing them to change from one phone to another easily, whatever the brand, without having to undertake a process of aprencizaje “, and states that evaluating the characteristics of each of their phones” improve that experience implementing usability and small details in the interface, for example in the implementation of the camera, notes or other multi-tasking “, as in the case of his Liquid S1 , increasing user productivity.
Of course, in this sense, Acer also takes into account the commercial benefit they receive from make small changes that lead to great results in terms of performance. Allen Burnes , division vice president of Acer smartphones says “ they do not have to rewrite Android from scratch ” but the slight changes produce large benefits for the end user, “ Android people already know, and like, I do not want to try to change their behavior “.
When talking about customization layers always divided opinions , like it or not, but sometimes the manufacturers do a great job with them, as in the case of Sense 5.0 on the HTC One , what appears is that, increasingly, they will go and bet them aside to use pure Android on their devices, as we have seen in recent weeks with the presentation of Google Edition Samsung and HTC, which surely more companies to join.
And you, what do you think? Customizing prefer? Manufacturers or Android Pure experience
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