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Other mobile operating systems allow multitasking, but Palm has developed an intuitive method of switching between "cards," which resemble clicking different tabs on a Web browser.
"We look at the data for how people are using things in the app and we try to see how many people are clicking different buttons, and we were seeing some signals that people didn't care so much about the worldwide and nearby view.
This happens by clicking different categories: home, environment, DIY, culture, body-mind, or social and then choosing an icon of your object (a yellow circle graphic) before linking it to see the data it collects (a blue square graphic) and its purpose (a red triangle), before you arrive at a product. .
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if you don't like it, click different one.
Just click the tabs above and click different things to see what they do.
On the sidebar at left, you can click different template or theme slides to see what they look like.
Clicking on different icons on its screen reconfigures the radio's software, so that it can switch between different emergency bands.
At www.finestationery.com, for instance, I could spend all day pointing and clicking on different sizes and colors of paper, then testing dozens of colors of ink in various typefaces, then zooming in for a closer look at the effect.
The Avalanche Center lacks a polished presentation and, at times, an intuitive navigation scheme, but by clicking to different states and mountains, users can see areas of high avalanche probability, and read about factors that contribute to avalanche conditions.
One day in the fall of 2007, his assistant, Katie O'Neill, told him about the xx, which she'd found trawling MySpace — "just clicking on different artists' 'Top 4' or 'Top 8' friends to find something interesting," she says.
Nomon can learn a user's probability of clicking at different (typically small) offsets relative to noon.
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