Split-screen mode, quick reply to notifications, and revamped settings and toggle menus all make your phone easier and more friendly to use.
As with XKit on the web, the native app offers a full Tumblr client with a good number of features that the official Tumblr app doesn't have, including the ability to Mute, Blacklist, reply to Notifications, and more.
First, the device has a full touchscreen rather than a clunky quasi-touchscreen like the Charge 2. From the touchscreen, users can navigate the device and even reply to notifications and messages.
You can now reply to notifications from third-party Watch apps the way you could to text messages in watchOS 1, but a key detail with this feature is that developers can define the pre-set, canned responses on an app-by-app basis.
quickReply (Free) Quicker replies to notifications are going to be part of the upcoming Android N software, but this app offers a similar feature for previous Android versions.
It will also have a microphone enabling users to send short voice replies to notifications and messages received from the watch via their smartphone.
Say, 15 minutes for checking and replying to notifications and 10 minutes to update your profile etc. Stick to this time slot and only use the social networking site when you know that all your days work is done over with.
Using "direct reply notifications," for example, means developers can now allow their users to reply to incoming notifications right from the notifications shade.
And while there is a button that enables you to tweet right from the notification area on the right side of the screen, when you reply to Twitter notifications, unfortunately you're dumped into the web app (who knows what Twitter is doing with Twitter for Mac, which still has the old Twitter logo and non-Retina graphics).
But Chirp could fill the role of needing to quickly reply to Twitter notifications, like @mentions or DMs.
The quick-reply additions to notifications feel like they should have been there from the start.
