Sentences with phrase «also swipe»

You can also swipe up from the bottom of the screen to shrink the display for easy one - handed use.

You can also swipe on the watch face to access various menus.

You can also swipe up from a snap in a story to send a chat to that person.

You swipe to access things like camera modes and filters, and can also swipe up and down on the screen to switch between the front and rear cameras.

You can also swipe down from the display to toggle it on via quick settings.

You can also swipe down from the top of any screen and tap «All Settings» in the bottom right corner of the grid of shortcuts this gesture brings up.

(You can also swipe back to the x to discard your recording or picture.)

If one of your diary entries is for a conference call, you can also swipe in to immediately dial the right number.

You can also swipe left and right in the Gallery app to browse through your photos.

From the lock screen, you can access the Walkman and Camera shortcuts for playing music or taking a quick picture, and also swipe down to quickly check the notifications bar.

From the Homepage you can also swipe down to access Messenger Day, manage and create groups and rooms, search for specific messages, compose a new message, and more.

You can also swipe the touchpad up or down to increase or decrease the volume.

You can also swipe right to reveal a blank white canvas and send a written or picture message.

You can also swipe left and right to browse through photos, and holt to take photos or answer a call.

You can also swipe to your leftmost home screen — which by default is taken up by Bixby Home — and set up integrations with other services.

From the messaging application you can also swipe left to see if anyone is on Facebook chat or Windows Live Messenger and talk to them there instead.

One hidden nugget is the ability to swipe up anywhere on the home screen to access the app drawer but also swipe down anywhere to bring down the notification shade — no more reaching!

You can also swipe left in this area to change the theme (to, like, a Christmas theme, for instance).

Users can also swipe the cover to turn off alarms and answer phone calls without having to open up the cover to touch the display.

You can also swipe to the space bar to type a single - letter word, like «a» or «I,» followed by a space.

You can also swipe from right on the homescreen to access more homepage screens with all your installed / organised apps.

You can also swipe down on an app icon to make it a «pinned» app, and this means it will never be archived.

From the lock screen you can also swipe down to access quick settings toggles and notifications.

You can also swipe up and down and left and right to get where you want to be, but doing that a great number of times, while trying not to open the apps while applying the necessary pressure is tricky and frustrating.

If you simply want to open an app or folder, you tap the corresponding icon; alternately, you can also swipe on an icon or folder to trigger some other type of response.

You can also swipe right to make adjustments to the camera settings.

You can also swipe up on your iPhone's screen to access the Control Center and tap the Do Not Disturb icon there too.

Alternatively, Apple showed us that you can also swipe side - to - side at the bottom of the screen to glide between any apps you have open at the time.

You can also swipe from one channel to another with ease.

You can also swipe right on your News Feed to open the in - app camera to start clicking and sharing your pictures.

You can also swipe up to get «mealtime» notifications, which are restaurant suggestions tied into HTC's SenseHome software.

One can also swipe right from the Home Screen and a personalised menu appears with cards, which can show notes, cricket info, details from the calendar, etc..

It can be accessed via a press of the Bixby button on the side of the phone, but also a swipe to the right from the home screen.

When you're looking at photos, swiping horizontally on the sensor brings up the next photo, and you can also swipe down on the sensor to bring up your notification panel.

It's where your notifications will pop up, and you can also swipe between various screens: favorite apps (up to 5), quick tools (Wi - Fi, Bluetooth, flashlight, etc.), and media controls.

You can also swipe up on the trackpad with three fingers.

You can also swipe left or right on the bottom of the screen to toggle seamlessly between open apps.

The nice thing about the keyboard is that it also doubles as a track pad, so you can actually use to scroll through a web page or your social media feeds, and also swipe between home screens.

You can also swipe in from the right or open the Action Center from your system tray and use the quick settings tile there.

You can also swipe and tap to rearrange and use apps installed on the Versa via Fitbit's smartphone app.

You can also swipe on the left and the right of the display to flip between open apps for quick back and forth actions.

Not only can your double - tap the screen while it is locked to wake the device from sleep (and double - tap again to put it back to sleep), you can also swipe it to get around more quickly.

You can also swipe up with four fingers on an iPad to open the switcher.

You can also swipe through the slides to move forward or backward through the deck, and then tap «Sync Slides» to return to the correct point in the presentation.

Players can also swipe in the opposite direction of incoming attacks in order to parry them and hit opponents off guard.

You can also swipe your card at the register of participating Walmarts, deposit checks onto your account at Walmart and add funds by using Walmart MoneyCenter Express kiosks.

There is also a swipe song game that activates if you make 40 debit card transactions within the first 30 days of each other.

You can also swipe up from the bottom to reveal a tray of apps which are customizable.

You can also swipe forward and back to turn pages if that is your preference.

When sending quick emails, you can also swipe from letter to letter to input words, similar to what the Swype app offers.