If there’s one thing that persisted from Palm’s Web OS, it’s the
“cards” feature that was so highly touted, and praised, from the now
dead operating system.
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It seems like Google is testing a cards-centric approach to their mobile YouTube web application. Big G is also playing with the idea of adding in a slide-out side drawer.
This effectively makes YouTube’s mobile web site nearly identical to the YouTube app found on Android phones.
It definitely makes for a marked improvement. The pages look cleaner, making browsing for videos a much more pleasurable process.
Source | Via
It seems like Google is testing a cards-centric approach to their mobile YouTube web application. Big G is also playing with the idea of adding in a slide-out side drawer.
This effectively makes YouTube’s mobile web site nearly identical to the YouTube app found on Android phones.
It definitely makes for a marked improvement. The pages look cleaner, making browsing for videos a much more pleasurable process.
Source | Via
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