Sentences with phrase «apps menu got»

Finally, the recent apps menu got a makeover as well.

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When you're in the full Settings app, there's a handy little slide - out menu that helps you get around faster.

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Honda should take note of this design, even if I kept forgetting that I needed to press «Apps» in order to get to the main menu rather than «Home.»

You could pull over, get your smartphone out, and Google a destination before the Benz could even get to the apps menu.

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.

In other words, children can not hit the home button and get to the menus and other apps.

User Loaded Apps Tend to look Pixelated in the Carousel «Customers Also Bought» Gets in the Way on the Main Menu Lots of Hoops to Jump through If You Don't Live in the USA Newspaper Selection Lacks

In order to get the ideal experience you have to shut off most animations, and this warrants visiting the settings menu in each app.

My Kindle app works fine with Win 10 (had to figure out that it had to be in «Tablet Mode» to get to the menus - then pull down from the TOP to get to menus) so I guess I have to stick with Amazon.

This menu also has a lock screen where you can place up to five quick shortcuts or do a quick swipe to get to additional apps or the camera.

Also: The Camera Awesome app gets some new effects with this update as well, the Shield Power Control Menu has...

Also, a unique aspect with the Micro Cruz tablet is that it has got just three of the default Android buttons — Home, Menu, and Back functions while the Search feature has been done away with presumably because search function is not required in the majority of the Android apps.

Its interface comes precluttered with additional Samsung software and a host of third - party apps which, together with the vast settings menu makes the tablet somewhat complicated to get to grips with — particularly if you're not used to Android.

The thing is I can only access the those apps from the «Extras» menu, which is a pain to get to.

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.

Since the Tablet P doesn't run the latest Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich OS, you don't get features such as the ability to swipe apps closed from the Recent Apps mapps closed from the Recent Apps mApps menu.

If you access the menu in the home screen, you get two rows of apps.

It has now been optimised for Honeycomb, so gets action bar menus, but we're disappointed that the Kindle Store is accessed through the browser, rather than in the app itself.

You will also get a totally different Google Now Menu along with an app launcher that has given a new look.

Moreover, I couldn't get non-Nook approved apps to display on the Nook Tablet's main app menu, so I had to launch them from the search prompt.

We like the small tray of mini apps you can access on the Recent Apps menu, if only because we got some use out of the floating calculator to do some math while we were Web browsapps you can access on the Recent Apps menu, if only because we got some use out of the floating calculator to do some math while we were Web browsApps menu, if only because we got some use out of the floating calculator to do some math while we were Web browsing.

Everything seems to have an extra menu or two to dig into to get to what you really want, especially when it comes to browsing the apps marketplace.

Along with a bump to Ice Cream Sandwich, the update will also bring HTC Sense 3.6 UI goodies, You will also get the Recent Apps menu, revised menu structures, new fonts, face recognition (i.e., Face Unlock), re-sizeable widgets, Home Screen Folders, new app dock, multi-tasking menu, Data Usage control, improved text input and and some nice performance improvements.

In addition to the left - and right - side swipe - down notifications and settings drop menus there's an optional side - swipe menu - a bit like getting to settings on Windows 8.1 - comprised of video, photos, books, Sound & Vision presets and some core app icons.

Pressing your devices menu key will bring up a menu with various options on it including «Get Books», «Sort» (by titles, author and recent), «Last Read», «App Settings», «Downloads» and «More» which lets you view all bookmarks, view deleted titles and check for messages & updates.

Pressing your devices menu key will bring up a menu with various options on it including «Home», «Archived Items» which are the books you've purchased through Amazon, «Kindle Store» which opens in app shopping, «Sort By» which lets you sort by Most Recent, Title or Author, «Sync» and «More» which allows you to remove items, switch your library to a grid view (covers only), turn on page turning with volume controls, search for a title / author and get help / send feedback.

I was assuming that things would get confusing for consumers because of the difference in controls between native PlayBook apps and Android apps, but according to these fellows, the gestures (menu and home button) are mapped identically between the two types of applications.

«Our 106m customers can look forward to further improvements, as we continue our «Always Getting Better» programme, which includes more new routes, a new app, new cabin interiors, new crew uniforms and improved inflight menus.

The Google Translate app for Android works decently, but there will still be a lot of trial and error to get the hang of the menus.

There are some apps and games that take 20 seconds or more just to get loaded to the title menu.

Speaking more about the ads, on the menus you see basic ads for other apps or service, like JustEat and you also get pop - ups for games, which tend to appear as you initially load the app (before the menu screen really pops up) or just before you start the game; so far, in game there are no ads.

To get to the app's menu, simply swipe the screen to the right.

Both the Pixel 2 and Nexus 5X are getting fixes for their audio problems, Pixel 2 devices are getting new color options in the display menu, Google added a new Neural Networks API that allows apps to take advantage of hardware acceleration, a new light navbar, apps are now limited to one notification sound per second, the system now shows battery level for Bluetooth accessories, and improvements to autofill and fingerprint scanner security.

Peeking and swiping up on the screen will bring up an ad hoc context menu that applies to an app — in Safari a Peek and swipe will get you a quick menu that lets you open a site in a new tab, add to reading list or copy the link.

To get rid of these apps, just open your Start menu, right - click their tiles, and select «Uninstall».

After you've got the window active, Shift + right - click the taskbar button (because just right - clicking will open the app's jumplist instead) and choose the «Move» command from the context menu.

After selecting the action you want, tap the back button a couple of times to get back to the main bxActions menu, and then tap the «App» option at the top.

If you already have an Android device you use regularly, however, there's an even faster way to get the apps you use on your phone or tablet onto your emulated copy of Android — click on the menu icon, highlighted in red above.

Note that if you hide a user account using this registry hack, you won't even be able to use the Switch User menu on the Start menu to get to that user account, and the account will also be hidden from the UAC dialog prompt, the Control Panel, and even from the Settings app.

You don't have to engage a special menu or complicated per - app pairing process to use Apple Pencil: Once you've paired it to your iPad or iPad Pro, you're ready to draw, write, sketch, or navigate in any app you choose — just put the Pencil's pen nib to the iPad's glass screen and get to it!

You also get some unexpected apps splattered onto your Start menu whether you want them or not, including Candy Crush Soda Saga, Bubble Witch 3 Saga, and March of Empires.

But if you're having an issue with Apple's stylus not responding in apps, disappearing from Notification Center's battery menu, or refusing to turn on, we've got some simple tips to help you troubleshoot it back to health.

On the Start screen, if you right - click on an app tile, you will get a context menu next to the app tile that shows you what you can do with the tile, like unpin from Start, pin to the taskbar, change the tile size or even uninstall the app.

The first step to getting your default applications configured properly is to enter the Settings app through the revamped Start Menu.

If you've got more than one Fire TV in the house, you need to tell your Echo which one to work with through the Alexa mobile app on your phone: Choose Music & Books from the menu, then your Fire TV, then Manage devices to complete the link.

If you press or swipe down while watching a video, you'll get a different and altogether less useful menu, whose only unique function is access to the app's settings.

However you do it Android Nougat is worth getting, as it adds a load of new features, like multi-window mode, which lets you run two apps side - by - side, the ability to directly reply to notifications without leaving the screen you're on, and a new quick settings menu.

On top of the new multitasking interface introduced for tablets in version 7.1.2, Android 8.0 adds a new system for keyboard shortcuts within Android apps, making it quicker to get around apps and menus where it's not convenient to touch the screen.

Of course, you can still get access to the Apps List via the hamburger menu.