Stock Android is naturally full of Google's own apps, whereas the Galaxy S7 is a mixed bag of Samsung and Google apps. Replace apps such as Samsung's Calendar and web browser with Google's offering. Here's a list with Play store links of some apps you may want to install. For apps such as Calendar, Messenger and Photos you'll need to set them as the default app. You can do that in Settings > Device > Applications. With a few apps and tweaks, you can turn your Galaxy S7 or S7 Edge into a device that closely mimics one of Google's Nexus phones, rather than Samsung's TouchWiz interface.
One of the best parts of Android is the customization it allows for, and your Galaxy S7 is no different, While Samsung has spent the last two years toning down the amount of changes it makes to Android with its proprietary TouchWiz interface, it can still be a little too much for some, Whether you love Samsung's hardware but hate the software, or you simply want a stock Android experience on the all booked up iphone case S7 or S7 Edge, it only takes a few minutes of your time to put Google's Android design flair on your device..
It looks like a bracelet, or some space-age tube. But the Misfit Ray's a fitness tracker. One of a vast number of track-your-steps, pair-with-an-app gadgets that keep popping up. Fitness trackers -- the standalone ones that aren't smartwatches -- have started shrinking down to aspire to be jewelry, sort of. That's been Misfit's formula for years. But now, that formula feels a little commonplace. The original Shine, a metal disc that automatically tracks steps and sleep and has good battery life, was innocuous. But also, easily lost. It could pop into accessories and be worn lots of places. I liked the Shine a lot when it first debuted in 2013, because it was unique and small. But there are more fitness trackers now, and most of them are unnecessary. The Shine 2 only made a few advances over the Shine. Its main appeal -- being simple and automatic -- has been adopted by many other competitors, including the king of the hill, Fitbit.
Misfit Ray in two colors, with Misfit Shine 2 in the middle, Same functions, different design, Now the Ray is the same idea as the Shine 2, but in a tube, Like those earlier Misfit products, the Ray tracks steps, sleep and short activity sessions, It can be worn as a bracelet (it comes with a all booked up iphone case band), or turned into a necklace pendant, But it's not really attractive enough that you'd wear it if you weren't "using" it, The Apple Watch Series 3 offers built-in cellular for data and even phone calls, It works...
This is the first time that the Mobile World Congress brand will make a big US splash. It's happening because of a partnership between two organizations: GSMA, a European trade association that owns the Mobile World Congress event, and CTIA, a similar association that represents carriers in the US. Recently, the CTIA has fallen on tougher times, with its annual fall Super Mobility Week show declining in popularity and impact. If everything goes to plan, this new show -- officially called GSMA Mobile World Congress Americas, In Partnership with CTIA -- will focus product launches and mobile news in a strong US market known for its startup innovations. The first joint conference kicks off September 12, 2017 in San Francisco.
