Sentences with phrase «actually has a home button»

The ASUS Zenfone 4 Selfie Pro actually has a home button which doubles as a fingerprint scanner.

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The centering of the Back / Home / Recent buttons means I can no longer comfortably reach them with my thumb — it becomes painful, actually, and impossible in landscape mode — so now have to use my other hand to access those buttons.

But my biggest gripe regarding this new home button is how hard it is to know if you have actually pressed it hard enough when the phone is resting on a table off hand.

You also have to actually press the home button to wake the phone up before it will scan your fingerprint, which means an extra step over phones like the latest Nexus devices which unlock with a single touch and no press.

I wouldn't mind the height increase if it meant significantly more usable display, but, due to the removal of dedicated areas for the bottom buttons (they are now part of the display), when you line up both Ones on the home screen you will find that the original actually has more height available on the display.

Then when you have the FLIRC dongle plugged into your media center and you press the remote button the media center is tricked into thinking the FLIRC USB dongle is actually a keyboard and that you've just pressed the «Home» key.

A display embedded fingerprint sensor would actually make the Apple home button with TouchID sensor redundant, so it is safe to conclude that Apple has actually taken steps towards getting rid of its proprietary home button, which has been there on every iPhone since the first iteration.

Unfortunately, unless you actually have compatible home control products, those buttons will go unused.

Often when this happens, you haven't actually set the new launcher as a default, so it may be confusing when you press the home button and it reverts back to your old launcher.

It can actually work as both the back and multitasking keys by swiping it sideways and long pressing the home button, which is quite cool to have.

Unlike traditional buttons however, you don't actually have to press the home button as it's capacitive.

Such a home button would be flush with the body of the iPhone and would not actually depress when a finger is placed on it.Instead, when a user presses on the home button, haptic feedback will mimic a press, much like the Force Touch trackpad on Apple's most recent MacBooks.

These devices do not have a home button that you can actually press.

A new report may change that, however, by revealing how the removal and replacement of the Home button, which has existed on every iPhone since 2007, will actually work.

A bigger change is the internal strengthening of the casing, Apple has actually increased the thickness along the power and home buttons up from 1.14 mm to 1.9 mm.

You have to swipe the finger down from the bottom of the display, continuing over the home button (which actually has the fingerprint scanner).

Without Home button, here's how new iPhone 8 UI will work A new report may change that, however, by revealing how the removal and replacement of the Home button, which has existed on every iPhone since 2007, will actually work.