Nothing has got me really fulfilled playing with my Android Smartphone. I have had apps and deleted in almost equal succession and I don’t really get upbeat when any app is hyped like the world was coming to end in 2012 as predicted by the Mayan calendar. I have literally been disappointed by promises a lot of app developers make which later turn out to be a shameful let down.

In skepticism, I decided to try out Aviate in full knowledge that it would replace my Xperia home screen which I spent a good number of days customizing. Naturally, users have to adapt to the home screen like I did with my Xperia smartphone instead of it adapting to us. This of course, is the reason why I can’t call Aviate just an app, rather it qualifies as a “smart app,” that simplifies your smartphone without your help.
Home screen Like Never Before

aviate home screen


Installing the app for the first time with take you to several options where you have to accept permissions to make Aviate work like a charm. Within seconds, you are greeted with an ever intuitive home screen and you might notice a huge sign of relief almost immediately.

Instead of having a bunch of blank home screens and customizing same everytime, Aviate dramatically changes how we interact with our smartphones. A simple tap on the home button would reveal the main screen, which comes by default with a large image as well as five app icons carefully arranged at the bottom of the screen. Swiping to the right reveals a collection of your most used apps, also neatly organized in collection – Productivity, Social, Music, Entertainment and Productivity etc. Each of these special collection have an arrow icon on the upper right corner you can tap to reveal “apps not frequently” used.

home screen1

If you swipe even further to the right, you get to see pure awesomeness. All of your apps are arranged in alphabetical order. You see everything in one spot and you never need to crack your brain looking for where a particular app is located.
Aviate Spaces

This is ultimately where Aviate set itself apart. It reli.... culled from http://www.techrez.com/2014/07/yahoo-aviate-for-android-review.html

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Ugly icons

and u said dis is a must app 4 android users?

parrotibaba: and u said dis is a must app 4 android users?

and what's wrong about that?

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vowiski: Nothing has got me really fulfilled playing with my Android Smartphone. I have had apps and deleted in almost equal succession and I don’t really get upbeat when any app is hyped like the world was coming to end in 2012 as predicted by the Mayan calendar. I have literally been disappointed by promises a lot of app developers make which later turn out to be a shameful let down.

In skepticism, I decided to try out Aviate in full knowledge that it would replace my Xperia home screen which I spent a good number of days customizing. Naturally, users have to adapt to the home screen like I did with my Xperia smartphone instead of it adapting to us. This of course, is the reason why I can’t call Aviate just an app, rather it qualifies as a “smart app,” that simplifies your smartphone without your help.
Home screen Like Never Before

aviate home screen


Installing the app for the first time with take you to several options where you have to accept permissions to make Aviate work like a charm. Within seconds, you are greeted with an ever intuitive home screen and you might notice a huge sign of relief almost immediately.

Instead of having a bunch of blank home screens and customizing same everytime, Aviate dramatically changes how we interact with our smartphones. A simple tap on the home button would reveal the main screen, which comes by default with a large image as well as five app icons carefully arranged at the bottom of the screen. Swiping to the right reveals a collection of your most used apps, also neatly organized in collection – Productivity, Social, Music, Entertainment and Productivity etc. Each of these special collection have an arrow icon on the upper right corner you can tap to reveal “apps not frequently” used.

home screen1

If you swipe even further to the right, you get to see pure awesomeness. All of your apps are arranged in alphabetical order. You see everything in one spot and you never need to crack your brain looking for where a particular app is located.
Aviate Spaces

This is ultimately where Aviate set itself apart. It reli.... culled from http://www.techrez.com/2014/07/yahoo-aviate-for-android-review.html

My HTC blinkfeed does all of these and more.

I installed it some days back. It does seem pretty cool, I had to uninstall though cuz it zaps battery and data due to the home screen news feed. All the same though it's nice.

Can anyone plz send me an invite?