06-24-2014, 12:43 PM
Just several months after it first surfaced, Aviate's self-organizing Android home screen is now available to everyone, with no invitation required. The finished launcher remains focused on presenting just the apps and info you need at the time you need them. You may get news when you're at home in the morning, navigation apps during your commute or restaurant reviews when out at night. It also categorizes apps to help you find them a little sooner, and plugging in your headphones will both show relevant apps as well as online content related to the tracks you're playing.
Aviate's ever-changing Android home screen is now available to everyone
But then again, they weren't with security software, crowded place, that. The strategy to deal with that was pretty efficient, I would say, to partner with retailers, carriers, and handset makers. They're doing the same with NQ Live.