Sentences with phrase «apps buttons worked»

At times, neither the Home nor Recent Apps buttons worked when pressed.

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«You will also be able to add your car to the Tesla shared fleet just by tapping a button on the Tesla phone app and have it generate income for you while you're at work or on vacation, significantly offsetting and at times potentially exceeding the monthly loan or lease cost...

«You will also be able to add your car to the Tesla shared fleet just by tapping a button on the Tesla phone app and have it generate income for you while you're at work or on vacation, significantly offsetting and, at times, potentially exceeding the monthly loan or lease cost,» he said.

The case is made out of shock - absorbing material to help your iPhone from the perils of the laws of physics, and the physical shutter button works with the default camera app.

«You will also be able to add your car to the Tesla shared fleet just by tapping a button on the Tesla phone app and have it generate income for you while you're at work or on vacation, significantly offsetting and at times potentially exceeding the monthly loan or lease cost,» Musk wrote at the time.

The rest of the infotainment system is pretty good: the navigation display is 8 inches (smaller without navi) mounted at the top of the center stack, center stack buttons are big and legible, and apps such as Pandora work without CarPlay, and on Android as well.

Using the menu button, notes, export, Send works for most documents... however when I get a document from «send to my kindle» app the export button does not show up.

They do have page turn buttons sure, but it has been my experience with Android driven e-readers (by reviewing them all) that the page turn buttons work with the default e-reading app and select apps from the Android market.

I was not aware that the page turn buttons only worked with the default reading app.

Keep in mind with the max, that the page turn buttons only work with the default e-reading app, they don't work with any apps you download.

Battery will barely last two weeks Many software bugs Older fonts on stock e-reading app No list of recommended apps that work well on an e-ink screen Home button is basically a back button

Third party apps work about the same on either, though it seems page buttons worked more often with the Boyue firmware.

The new Good e-Reader 1.72 App now allows users to be able to download small and large games at the click of a button, all the real work is done behind the scenes.

Pageturn keys don't work in 3rd party apps e-Paper refresh rate makes most apps unviable Home button is an illusion, it turns on the light Most apps are full screen, it makes exiting the app tedious Incapable of switching to landscape mode outside the stock reading app

Gifting in the iBookstore works identically to Apple's iTunes and App Store counterparts: Just choose the book you'd like to gift, then tap either the dropdown arrow next to the price (on a Mac) or the Share button (on an iOS device).

Luckily, it has manual page turn buttons that are compatible with the stock e-reader apps that are pre-installed on the e-reader, but the buttons do not work on popular apps such as Kindle, Kobo or Nook.

The way it works is simple: when the famous button is integrated into a mobile app, clicking it will allow the logged in user to Like any piece of content.

The Illumina has physical page turn buttons that work great with the stock e-reading app, but many of the Android apps you will install do not support these buttons.

Also, if I heard right, the buttons for turning pages don't work for all reading apps.

The volume buttons don't change pages with the Kindle app, but work on the PB and Aldiko app.

The Prime is more comfortable to hold and the page buttons are easily mappable so they work with 3rd party apps.

Where in regular Android, you can task switch by long - pressing the home button; that doesn't work on the G Tablet — you must return to the home screen and then reopen an app to switch to it.

I'm working on posting reviews for the Android - powered InkBook Prime and InkBook Classic 2, and it turns out the Kindle app works pretty well on them, but it takes some work to get the page buttons setup and it's entirely not obvious unless you know exactly what to do.

Here's how it works: A dedicated button pulls up small application snapshots of your most recently used apps.

The next page button works better in this app.

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.

But mainstream apps like Kindle and Kobo don't work very well, and the page buttons don't work with them either.

That being said, the inkBook still suffers from the same kind of issues that all Android ereaders suffer from: most 3rd party apps don't work well because they aren't designed for E Ink screens; battery life isn't as good as non-Android ereaders; the page buttons only work with a few apps; and the Android software is less - optimized than what you get on Kindles and Kobos, and it lacks some features that they offer.

A method I learned worked pretty well basically power off your phone take out the sim card turn on your phone then put it into wifi mode once you do that you go into all apps clear the Google frame rate reboot your phone right away once it turns on go too about phone and check for update you should see the jelly bean update appear once it finishes downloading put your phone in airplane mode by holding the power button then reboot your phone and boom you have jelly bean

The Nook button is the glue that holds common navigation together, but it doesn't work in all apps, which is problematic.

If the Nook button worked inside all apps consistently, I would prefer the Nook Tablet because its interface is more customizable, with more navigation options.

There is some inconsistency, though, because in some apps the Settings button doesn't work.

If this method doesn't work, uninstall the app via Settings > Apps & Games > Manage All Applications > [App name] > Uninstall and restart your device by holding down the Power button and reinstall the aapp via Settings > Apps & Games > Manage All Applications > [App name] > Uninstall and restart your device by holding down the Power button and reinstall the aApp name] > Uninstall and restart your device by holding down the Power button and reinstall the appapp.

It went through the startup process twice, then Google Play was acting crazy and would keep reverting back to the description of a certain app, and I had the back button not work for a couple of apps too.

Not much said about the navigation buttons, but I'm sure they don't work with anything other than built in applications as most Android apps aren't coded to use them.

Onyx also added the ability to force a full page screen refresh by holding down the menu button — it works fast and comes in handy when text gets fuzzy or the screen gets too messy with afterimages when using certain Android apps.

If you turn on volume control in Kindle and turn on volume control in the icurus settings then the right and left page turn buttons work in the Kindle app and in many others.

The T68 does have the advantage of using the nav wheel button to turn pages; the page buttons on the Illumina HD don't work with the Kindle app.

I also liked being able to use the»n' button to call up the pop - up menu overlay with buttons for hopping to different sections on the tablet; unfortunately, the overlay didn't work consistently from within apps, and Barnes & Noble didn't provide a consistent back button or menu button.

Update: Both sets of page buttons do work if you enable page turns with volume buttons in the Kindle app settings, and then again in the main Icarus settings menu, located in User Defined settings.

I know this is a long - shot, but if you turn on «Volume Buttons Control» in the Kindle app settings, do the page turn buttons work?

Yes, having the Android Market (assuming Augen can get it working) and core apps on a tablet is a treat, but they don't make up for this slate's awful resistive screen, awkward button placement, and other deficiencies.

Aldiko is a much better all around app than the built - in reading app, except the page - turn buttons don't work.

I installed this (before the regular kindle) and the page turn buttons only work in the menus of the app, not the book itself.

The notification drawer and navigation buttons work the same as any normal phone or tablet, but the home screen shows all the apps you have installed in a vertical list.

I'm having trouble with the Opera mobile and the default browser; both don't work (when selected, I get taken back to the home screen), and in the market, I can't page up or down once I get into Apps - > Communication — > Top Free (pressing the nook buttons does nothing), so I can not get to the Opera Mini app to try a reinstall.

The Nook doesn't have audio either, but it does have hardware buttons, and they work in most apps (not so well in Kindle).

Speaking of page buttons, the device has a set on each side of the screen, and they work well with most reading apps (first you have to enable page turns with volume buttons in settings).

But the buttons don't work with most third - party apps, like Kobo and Kindle.

Other reading apps like Moon + Reader and Mantano work well too, and offer page button support and E Ink friendly features.