for me there's 3 things that i would improve
1) 5 toggles for all screen sizes, not only for the lumia 1520
2) smaller space between the notifications
3) smaller font size for notifications
Why wouldn't you want such a nice thing ? It adds to the integrity of any OS. For God's sake BlackBerry has oneBut like with everything else, to each its own. I was all against an action center altogether but now I've had a chance to use it myself, I'm glad it's part of the ecosystem now.
ok thanks, just curious can you schedule for her to turn it off?
I need the data button too, Nokia Lumia 822 has a glitch over tmobile network that it only lets you text over 2g, so I switch back and forth constantly.
I thought it was the Notification Center.
Right on all counts . Didn't know 1520 had 5 toggles , thought Microsoft was too lazy to do that and would just throw in 4 oversized togglesfor me there's 3 things that i would improve
1) 5 toggles for all screen sizes, not only for the lumia 1520
2) smaller space between the notifications
3) smaller font size for notifications
2. yeah but I have my home Wi-Fi saved and all the local places' networks saved and connect automatically so I wouldn't go all the way to connect because WP8.1 is smart enough to connect automatically. Barely BARELY do I open my Wi-Fi settings to connect to a new network. do you get what I'm trying to say ?
3. I dk , could be. Its not something major anyways
a few months back when I heard about the action centre I was very excited and I'm glad its there. Notice I said the action centre and NOT the notification centre. Just in case someone tries to act smart or anything
Moving on. lets face it everyone, I can guarantee to you100% that the two most used toggles are data Connection ON/OFF and the Wi-Fi. So here are the 3 bummers that I found in the action centre. Data connection as in Data Pack as in 3G,4G, etc.;
1. Absence of a Data Connection toggle
2. the Wi-Fi toggle isn't really to turn it on or off but to take you to the setting for Wi-Fi where you can turn it ON/OFF. Now hold on, I know that you can use the Wi-Fi button to directly turn it ON but NOT to directly turn it OFF. This makes it a total of 3 steps 1.swipe down 2. tap the Wi-Fi button 3. switch Wi-Fi off from the normal settings menu. In contrast to the old way of toggling Wi-Fi on and off which was adding a tile and pressing that tile will take you directly to Wi-Fi setting. See? a total of 2 steps only. So Microsoft added an extra step really unless they change that into an ON/OFF toggle like a rotation lock or airplane mode
3. (not really relevant but there is a millisecond lag while swiping down between revealing the action centre and notification centre which ruins the beauty of the action + notification centre
U r correct1. Agree but hope they will add it soon but I don't really use it
2. Yeah I feel wrong too when I want to turn off wi-fi
3. I thought that just for me who use low device (I'm using 720). I think this lag because it just use the lowest processor and ram consumption. Yes it will be a little lag but it save more battery consumption and make first apps not getting lag. I hope they will make it more smooth
but I honestly must say that I really love this notification center
even with their flaws, well nothing is perfect and I enjoy and use it every time
2. yeah but I have my home Wi-Fi saved and all the local places' networks saved and connect automatically so I wouldn't go all the way to connect because WP8.1 is smart enough to connect automatically. Barely BARELY do I open my Wi-Fi settings to connect to a new network. do you get what I'm trying to say ?
3. I dk , could be. Its not something major anyways
I really agree with you on No.1. I usually toggle my data settings 10-15 times a day, while I use WiFi once in 10-15 days. This is seriously inconvenient & now I'll have to keep an app installed on my phone which can provide a data settings tile on my start screen. I simply can't understand why MS likes to remove or does not like to add something which brings convenience to many of us. I specifically needed a data toggle in the action center, & without it, it's next to useless for me.a few months back when I heard about the action centre I was very excited and I'm glad its there. Notice I said the action centre and NOT the notification centre. Just in case someone tries to act smart or anything
Moving on. lets face it everyone, I can guarantee to you100% that the two most used toggles are data Connection ON/OFF and the Wi-Fi. So here are the 3 bummers that I found in the action centre. Data connection as in Data Pack as in 3G,4G, etc.;
1. Absence of a Data Connection toggle
2. the Wi-Fi toggle isn't really to turn it on or off but to take you to the setting for Wi-Fi where you can turn it ON/OFF. Now hold on, I know that you can use the Wi-Fi button to directly turn it ON but NOT to directly turn it OFF. This makes it a total of 3 steps 1.swipe down 2. tap the Wi-Fi button 3. switch Wi-Fi off from the normal settings menu. In contrast to the old way of toggling Wi-Fi on and off which was adding a tile and pressing that tile will take you directly to Wi-Fi setting. See? a total of 2 steps only. So Microsoft added an extra step really unless they change that into an ON/OFF toggle like a rotation lock or airplane mode
3. (not really relevant but there is a millisecond lag while swiping down between revealing the action centre and notification centre which ruins the beauty of the action + notification centre
Yes that's what I just said2. You can set wifi to automatically connect to existing wifi spots you have saved.