Unlock sony xperia m4 aqua
- UNLOCK SONY XPERIA M4 AQUA FULL
- UNLOCK SONY XPERIA M4 AQUA ANDROID
- UNLOCK SONY XPERIA M4 AQUA PASSWORD
The so-called "small apps" are also available in the Xperia M4 Aqua and are accessible via the task manager. In Lollipop in features a lot more animation and also shows browser tabs as separate apps.
UNLOCK SONY XPERIA M4 AQUA ANDROID
The Xperia M4 Aqua uses the stock Android task manager that lets you switch between the recently opened apps, as well as terminate any of them with a side-swipe. The settings for that are accessible via a swipe from the left edge of the screen and you can also search and even uninstall apps from there, as well as download new ones. The app drawer is laid out across multiple pages and you can sort the apps in various ways. Their order can be adjusted manually, or you can leave that to Lollipop, which will automatically rearrange them according to frequency of use. The toggles are customizable and you can choose between a total of 13 and have up to 9 of them visible.
UNLOCK SONY XPERIA M4 AQUA FULL
The aforementioned can be accessed by swiping from the top twice, but Sony has also preserved its two-finger swipe gesture, which extends the full shade in one stroke. Quick settings are on the top and notifications on the bottom. It uses the standard Lollipop-style pull-down effect with multiple levels. The notification area is no longer arranged it two tabs. You can also choose which icons will be visible on the status bar, and which should remain hidden. You can set various live and static wallpapers, add widgets and shortcut, or change the UI theme. You can't have more than seven panes at any given time though, nor can you change the order they're in.
There are five homescreen panels by default and you can set any of them as your primary one.
UNLOCK SONY XPERIA M4 AQUA PASSWORD
Naturally, you can protect your lockscreen by Face, Pattern, PIN or Password unlock, in ascending order of security. There are still quick shortcuts to launch the dialer and camera, which are now at the bottom left and right corners, respectively. The multiple panes have been removed as well. There are no more lockscreen widgets available, apart, of course, from a selection of clocks. The lockscreen has undergone some changes with Android 5.0. This kind of transition really takes effort and is definitely worth noting. Most of them are also practically untouched as far as navigation and UX goes, but now employ all the extra visual eye-candy of Android Lollipop. This even extends to the bundled application.
If you are transitioning from a KitKat Xperia, you will instantly feel that almost everything is right where you remember, just with a fresher material-design look. That said, even though we're running the latest currently available (and final) firmware for our pre-release Xperia M4 Aqua, it's possible that there will be certain differences in how a retail version of the smartphone handles.Īs far as the launcher goes, Sony has gone to great lengths to preserve its signature look and feel.
This was not the case with recent entry-level devices we have reviewed, like the Xperia E4 and E4g, but, it seems the new mid-rangers have made the cut. We are happy to report that the M4 Aqua also came with Android 5.0 out-of-the-box. Sony only recently made the move to Android Lollipop and for quite a while, we were left with the impression that only the premium Z-line would be getting the OS update.