We recommended Yahoo Aviate the other day starter The fast, efficient and intelligent classification mode is very popular with users, but the laborious editor can't stand the occasional "flip" injury of Aviate, such as "a lot of cooling"... Today we recommend a starter with the same small and fresh style—— Microsoft Arrow . Similar to Aviate, Microsoft Arrow It is also a starter for the pursuit of extreme efficiency. Whether it is the home page, application drawer, or "recently used" interface, everything will be sorted according to the use frequency, to ensure that the applications most frequently used by users have the highest priority.
Arrow has five interfaces. The default order is from left to right: widgets, recently used, home page, contacts, notes and reminders.
The first time you use Arrow, the launcher will automatically select the 9 most commonly used applications to add to the home page. Of course, you can also manually select them. After clicking Finish, they will be automatically added to the home page interface. As users spend more and more time using them, Arrow will move the most commonly used applications to the top of the screen according to their usage habits. After unlocking the phone, users can find their most frequently used applications at the first time.
In addition to the home page, Arrow also has a traditional application drawer, which is arranged in alphabetical order similar to Aviate.
In addition to the home page, we can also see the five recently used applications in the recent application interface. Below are pictures, videos, downloaded files and missed calls in reverse chronological order, so that we can quickly view the photos we just took or find the files we just downloaded.
Right slide on the home page to enter the contact page, that is, the recent contact interface generated according to the dialing frequency, so that we can quickly find the people we most often contact. Everything in Arrow is designed around convenience and rapidity, and the user's operation steps are minimized through intelligent sorting.
In addition to the above functions, Arrow also has a design that is different from most startup. It has a separate widget interface that centralizes all widgets on one page. After adding multiple widgets, it can be called up and down.
The biggest difference between Arrow and other launchers is that it comes with a "note and reminder" desktop. This embedded note and reminder function is different from general widgets. It can directly complete all operations on the desktop without jumping to applications. It is a pity that this is a very lightweight To Do application. It can neither be classified nor archived, and of course it does not support synchronization. However, we cannot ask for more when the initiator sends notepad.
In addition, the launcher adopts a design similar to the iOS control center, which can draw a "control center" from any desktop. In addition to common applications, it really has some convenient control functions, such as flight mode WIFI、 Flashlight and brightness adjustment, etc.
Convenient, fast, fresh and easy to use, this is the Microsoft Arrow launcher. After their Windows Phone was defeated, Microsoft did not lose heart. It has successively launched the Office three piece suite, OneNote and other widely acclaimed applications on the Android platform. Now it has launched the Arrow launcher. Under the leadership of the new CEO Satya Nadra, Microsoft has burst out new vitality. The mobile platform strategy of both hard and soft has fully demonstrated Microsoft's determination.
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