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Ascend D1 Quad XL - Huawei Quad-Core Smartphone (Part 2)

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Screen

D1 Quad XL uses the 4.5-inch HD Toshiba IPS+ screen, 1,280x720 with 330ppi pixel density. Thanks to using in-plane switching tech, it delivers excellent viewing angles and bright screen. High resolution and non-PenTile BGR matrix stop us from seeing the smallest pixels, giving us the opportunity to better enjoy what we’re watching; however, on the other hands, colors on the screen lack saturation, especially when comparing side-by-side to One X Galaxy S III. The dark isn’t as dark as you will see on an AMOLED screen, and the white is not as bright as Super LCD 2 and the colors are not as vibrant. Luckily, the direct sunlight is not a problem (as long as we increase brightness to its max). Film still proves to be an interesting experience, and we doubt anyone, except for the screen lover, will have problem with it.

Ascend D1 Quad XL’s screen

Ascend D1 Quad XL’s screen

 

Software

When talking about Android firmware, Huawei seems to follow either 2 general rules: either sticking to custom Emotion UI or coming close to vanilla as you may expect from a prestigious manufacturer. Purist followers will love the fact that the company has chosen the second path for its high-end model, but not the perfect available copy of Ice Cream Sandwich that we know and highly appreciate on the devices such as Samsung Galaxy Nexus. Launching the app, most core apps and the home page are identical, but Huawei has made some changes for the lock screen and put some icon themes into the traditional 3D Home launcher. Let’s discuss about some changes of Huawei. The normal lock screen (as long as you don’t choose the security lock option) provides a group of fast-access shortcuts pointing you to the camera, phone log and message beside the standard swipe-to-open gesture available on most of the Android devices. This interface will look a little bit different if you turn from 2D unlock to 3D unlock, but the buttons are the same – and unfortunately we won’t be able to find the way to change them so as to fit our hobbies.

Huawei has made some changes for the lock screen and put some icon themes into the traditional 3D Home launcher

Huawei has made some changes for the lock screen and put some icon themes into the traditional 3D Home launcher

3D Home has been the main factor of Huawei for a long time, so there’s nothing to be surprised when it shows up here – in fact, there’s few differences for this special version compared to what we see on Honor and Ascend P1. Basically, 3D Home is a separate launcher providing your Android interface different design and style with the inherent experience. On the home pages, you will find a group of special Huawei utilities trying to appear as if they’re jutting out of the screen – if you used to try to draw 3D cubes on the regular notebook back into the time you’re at school, you will understand us – but they don’t necessarily carry any new function to the phone. Entering the app menu, you will instantly see the differences between this one and the vanilla ICS style: each is arranged into 4x4 grid, instead of 5x4, and you can’t access the utilities here (you will need to press the home screen for a while to take a close look at them) at the bottom of each panel, you can find 2 buttons: settings on the right and home on the left (unnecessary feature, as one capacitive home button always shows up right below the screen) While we welcome the attempt of Huawei in order to provide choices in UX, we don’t see any disadvantages in using 3D Home. However, at least it’s easy to swap back and forth if you want to compare 2 launchers. If sometimes you want to change the look of the icons and home screen, the ability to choose the themes is another way to do so. There’re 3 themes available: the existing Android theme used by default, while the Breeze and Dawn themes are provided to make the home pages and the app launchers look more Huawei, along with the square icons which is similar to the cartoon ones. Strangely, the phone doesn’t save your favorite wallpaper when you change the theme.

D1 Quad XL uses the 4.5-inch HD Toshiba IPS+ screen, 1,280x720 with 330ppi pixel density.

D1 Quad XL uses the 4.5-inch HD Toshiba IPS+ screen, 1,280x720 with 330ppi pixel density.

 

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