Sentences with phrase «touch on an app icon»

When you press against it, it provides the same physical feedback you feel when you use 3D Touch on an app icon: a small vibration, and that's it.
You'll feel a slight vibration, just like the haptic feedback you feel when using 3D Touch on an app icon.

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Tapping the house icon in the corner of the widget or tapping the program's shortcut on the apps menu launches Social Touch.
Galaxy Tab 8.9 has no buttons marring its bezel — all navigation and menu access buttons are located on the touch screen: Back, Home and the Samsung TouchWiz Task Manager touch icons in the lower left of the home screens, app and a customization view (a «+» sign) on the upper right.
To start searching, just touch the microphone within the Google app or press the mic icon on the Google home screen widget.
Unlike the iPod touch, the Galaxy Player 5.0 features a built - in FM radio, whose app you launch by tapping a convenient icon on the music player's first home screen.
You'll find widget icons for screen lock you can put the device to sleep without hitting a physical button), and for muting sound and microphone with a single touch; a link to Lenovo's App Shop (more on that in a moment); and an overhaul of Honeycomb's standard basic home navigation buttons.
The second screen allows users to fill two of the eight spaces with their own favorite apps, and the Android icons on the bottom of the main screen (which sports a 320 × 480 HVGA resolution) are also touch - activated.
So even if you don't have the ScanSnap with you (on a business trip, for example, and you don't want to have to remember where you put that dinner receipt)-- just open the Evernote app, — touch the camera icon, — snap the picture, — label and tag it (optional), — and toss the original in the nearest recycle bin.
More novel ideas include emotion monitoring devices where an employee touches an icon on an app to indicate whether they are feeling happy, sad or angry.
Apple made the first step towards a wider adoption of 3D Touch by adding support in its own apps, so for example, when pressing the Mail icon harder, you get options such as all inboxes, VIP, search, and message, while doing the same thing on the camera icon lets you take a selfie, record video or slow - motion, or shoot a photo instantly.
Next, if you have a 3D Touch - enabled device, such as an iPhone 7, you can use 3D Touch quick action shortcuts on the Home app icon to quickly access favourite scenes.
This point release includes a host of improvements like shortcuts when you long - press on app icons (similar to 3D Touch on iPhones), seamless system updates, and a Night Light mode to reduce blue light coming from the display late at night.
For example, as Patently Mobile reports, a user could touch an icon on the edge area of the phone so that the app will be open once the device is unfolded.
One Apple feature I've been excited about using on a regular basis is 3D Touch, which presents you with options after a long press on an app icon.
Using the new 3D Touch technology (more on that in a bit), you can also press and hold the Camera app icon and instantly choose to take a selfie shot with the 5MP front - facing camera.
You can then touch the contacts icon (looks like a person outline) on the top right of the conversations screen (I suspect this user flow will improve with a future release of the Alexa app).
To remove an App from the Watch, you can touch and hold an app icon on the home screen and then tap the «X» to remove App from the Watch, you can touch and hold an app icon on the home screen and then tap the «X» to remove app icon on the home screen and then tap the «X» to remove it.
You can access the voice assistant by either long pressing the search icon in the app navigation tray or you can touch that and press the microphone icon on the search page.
Spotted in certain Google apps by enterprising hackers, these shortcuts let you perform a gesture on an icon to access shortcuts to different areas of that app — similar to 3D Touch on the iPhone.
As you can see from the short video below, 3D Touch on Android might be similar to the iOS version, at least when it comes to deploying app shortcuts that would be available on the screen, when performing a specific gesture on an app icon.
All it takes is a deep press on an icon or link to discover all sorts of shortcuts, and there are a decent number of games and apps that take advantage of 3D Touch, too.
The 3D Touch display first introduced with the iPhone 6s and featured in all but one model released since then is smart enough to sense pressure, allowing you to take quick actions from the home screen just by long - pressing on an app icon.
If you have an older version of Android, you can always touch the microphone icon on the Home screen or in the Google Search app to launch «OK Google».
As for the iPhone 6S Plus, we get a new technology called 3D Touch, which uses a pressure - sensitive layer below the display, that allows for hidden menus to be shown when pressing on something like an app icon with a bit more force.
As a bonus, Meizu has built in a pressure - sensitive layer into the screen to enable 3D Touch - like features, giving you the option to press hard on app icons to bring up bespoke quick actions.
If you touch and hold on the top of any of these apps, it will run windowed on your home screen, where you can drag it around or minimize it into a floating icon.
Prior to Alexa's tie - in with the the HTC U11, the best Alexa integration could be found on the Huawei Mate 9, which also had a bespoke Alexa app but with the major caveat that you needed to physically touch an icon in the app before you could speak to the assistant.
You can still long press on app icons to bring up quick actions or long press on links and images to get a preview, but you can also use 3D Touch to interact with your notifications.
As opposed to static icons that are merely shortcuts to apps, home screen widgets offer a variety of additional functionality, namely access to zero - touch information that is updated automatically without any effort needed on the user's part.
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