Sentences with phrase «apps button really»

Multitasking Might: The Recent Apps button really puts Android ahead of iOS and Windows Phone in terms of multitasking.

Not exact matches

Before you hit the download button, here's how to select the best app for you so you have the best chance of meeting someone with whom you'll really click.

I guess the intention behind this e-paper remote is that it is supposed to replace apps, which don't really do a good job of controlling everything in your house and universal remotes with buttons that are quickly becoming irrelevant due to smart smoke detectors, lighting systems and air conditioners.

I found that apps like Cool Reader and Moon Reader work really well after setting them up properly, and the inkBook's page buttons even work with both of those apps.

Covering hardware and software, everything is explained clearly and the addition of interactive pins to find out about precise buttons and features in different apps makes getting to grips with the Hudl really easy.

Tapping the GREEN «Get App» button will confirm your purchase, so make sure you really do want to spend your coins (or pay $ $) for an aApp» button will confirm your purchase, so make sure you really do want to spend your coins (or pay $ $) for an appapp.

So you are free to add shortcuts, widgets and bookmarks to your heart's content, but Samsung hasn't stuffed it full of widgets - there is a useful task manager widget that will let you dive in and see what apps you have running and quit them, although the widget isn't really necessary, as a long press on the home button gives you a modified multi-tasking menu with access to the same task manager as the widget supports.

The aforementioned quick launch button brings you into TV mode (which really just means launching the video app of your choice).

Calculators are typically pretty simple apps that don't really need options (they're all present on the calculator keypad buttons).

- Lockscreen shortcuts: — added additional slot — added option for scale correction - QuickSettings management: — added option for Haptic feedback (vibrate on tile press)-- QuickAppTile: use default theme for launcher dialog — Moto: improved scaling of Signal tiles (WiFi, Cellular)- Battery settings: — percent text in status bar is now independent of existing stock percent text — added master switch for battery settings - Recents: added option for always visible Clear All button (non-OOS only)- Actions: improved killing of foreground apps — kills only what's really visible to the user — removes killed task from the recents panel - Screenshot: use native method if available (e.g. uses OnePlus screenshot on OOS)- GB's App Launcher: added option for choosing theme - Media: allow volume keys skip track for music playing remotely - Fixed app init on FBE devices for lockscreen shortcuts and QuickApp tile - Improved handling of explicitly triggered SystemUI restarts - Updated Chinese (Simplified) translations (thanks to liveasx)- Updated Turkish translations (thanks to Fatih FirinApp Launcher: added option for choosing theme - Media: allow volume keys skip track for music playing remotely - Fixed app init on FBE devices for lockscreen shortcuts and QuickApp tile - Improved handling of explicitly triggered SystemUI restarts - Updated Chinese (Simplified) translations (thanks to liveasx)- Updated Turkish translations (thanks to Fatih Firinapp init on FBE devices for lockscreen shortcuts and QuickApp tile - Improved handling of explicitly triggered SystemUI restarts - Updated Chinese (Simplified) translations (thanks to liveasx)- Updated Turkish translations (thanks to Fatih Firinci)

This handy shortcut replaces the virtual app drawer button on the home screen, since you really don't need that any more.

Over the first day of use, I really had to reprogram my brain to swipe up to exit apps, as opposed to just pressing a button.

One really handy feature on the new Nexus devices is the ability to double - tap on the power button to quickly open the camera app, something that even the Nexus 6 doesn't have with Marshmallow.

A lot of these App Shortcut actions are really just links to 1x1 home screen widgets, like Play Music's «I'm Feeling Lucky» button, or the navigation shortcut for Maps.

The solution here is really simple — start by opening your Google Maps app, and don't even bother touching any buttons or heading to any menus.

If you are not really THAT big a fan of music, you can also customize this button and use it to perform various functions like launching your favorite app, starting the camera, or simply turning on the flashlight.

Overall, the app is really strong but one slight negative we noticed was that sometimes the input can lag if you press the buttons too quickly.

Pressing the physical side button brings you to an app dock, so you don't really even have to go to that cluster of tiny apps anymore, unless you're looking for an app you don't have saved to your dock.

I know there are apps and methods to remap the button, and Google Assistant is still accessible on the GS8, but I really fell in love with Google Assistant on the Pixel and really appreciate how Google built the Pixel's software around it.

Some may be irritated by the lack of an app drawer — I still don't really understand why, the apps are all still visible — but the expandable notifications with quick response buttons in the drop down notification drawer are very handy.

When it comes to the user interface, some of the positives include quicker and easier access to the Quick Toggles menu, along with the ability to edit these toggles, a split view of the Settings menu, a «close all apps» button, and multi-window, which proves to be really useful on devices with large displays.