Sentences with phrase «as a page refresh»

That's easy — every time you clicked up or down, it would count as a page refresh, and drain the Reader's juice.

The settings menu has some default options, such as page refresh speed and firmware updates.

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Please refresh this page in 5 minutes «The notification means that customers can not see their hosting details, such as FTP password.We are aware of the issue and working to resolve it.

In February, Google refreshed their Page Layout algorithm, also known as «Top Heavy,» which dings sites that load too many ads above the fold.

As I write this, millions of people are sitting at their jobs, pretending to work, yet all the while refreshing the Dow Jones page they have open in their browser,...

Her words draw you in as much as the recipes, and each page leaves you feeling refreshed and excited to get into the kitchen.

As a published author and one who teaches social media marketing for authors, I'm trained to refresh my Amazon page daily to see if there are new reviews or the current status of my rank.

The features that they offer such as chat rooms, contacting members and forums was refreshing to use without being directed to an upgrade page in order to use them.

Just as often, Jesse Eisenberg is reduced to endlessly refreshing his Facebook page, hoping beyond hope his ex-girlfriend, a woman who refused to allow him to define and control her, would deign to accept his friend request.

Even veteran teachers can benefit from having this book on their shelf as a resource and flipping through its pages to refresh their memories about methods and activities they have not recently used.

By making a slight refresh to the content - perhaps not much more than updating the date - Google will likely see it as fresher content and give it a higher page rank in their results.

Page refresh is sluggish, as in all other E Ink displays.

These e-readers are fairly similar, as they both employ the same screen technology to eliminate full page refreshes on page turns and have similar hardware.

As for the flash of e-ink being a «problem» all ereaders that use e-ink such as the Kindle have this «problem» but the Nook touch is the only one that has addressed it by only doing the total refresh every 6 pageAs for the flash of e-ink being a «problem» all ereaders that use e-ink such as the Kindle have this «problem» but the Nook touch is the only one that has addressed it by only doing the total refresh every 6 pageas the Kindle have this «problem» but the Nook touch is the only one that has addressed it by only doing the total refresh every 6 pages.

The electronic ink technology is passive, looks good as paper, and only uses power when refreshing, so a single battery charge'll last 7,500 page turns.

You can turn pages as fast as you wish on a Kindle (actually one of the complaints about the device has been that screen refresh is a little slow, but let's ignore that quibble) without ever worrying about this eReader bursting into flames.

The biggest disadvantages of this e-book reader are that you can see each pixel on the screen, you can see old image after full page refresh and display is not so white as you can see above.

The new firmware update from July addressed many of the problems listed here, but now, when reading PDFs, the pages do not refresh as they are supposed to.

I have never liked full page refreshes, as it breaks reading immersion.

BTW, the Paperwhite 2015 doesn't have the Freescale I.MX 7, as far as I know, and I do NOT see the annoying inverted page refresh that the original Paperwhite had.

Start all eReader tests from the first full page in the book — so we are refreshing pages that are as similar as possible.

Screen contrast between the text and the background should be improved as well as screen refresh rate for faster page turns — it depends on the processor too.

The last generation Kindle when you turned a page flickered the page and it almost went back as it refreshed.

This is why its hard to play full motion video on e-readers because of the page refresh issue, although companies are experimenting with making e-ink more robust such as Bookeen

I received it as a gift for my birthday two months ago and two weeks into using it, it would automatically refresh to the home page while I was reading.

As you saw, you have the option of choosing how often to refresh the screen, to minimize ghosting without having the distraction of a complete refresh on every page.

The wrench icon accesses a miscellaneous menu from which you can sync your book activity across multiple devices, post to your Facebook wall, mark the book as finished, and adjust the touchscreen settings and page refresh rate.

So that occasional delay with a refresh flash between some screns IMHO is a much better approach for the overall reading experience as opposed to it flashing every so many pages.

Just a couple comments... The refresh page settings (1 - 6) are exactly the same as my current Kobo Glo (non HD).

I read on their website that their use of the latest e ink technology avoids the flashes and the annoying refreshing of the pages, and somewhere else I read that the flashes only appear every chapter, 100 pages or so (as opposed to 6 pages of the kindle).

As you'll see when you visit Gordon Graham's fees page, above, he clearly addresses the challenge of selling high - priced writing services online with refreshing candor.

Even something as simple as turning pages with the Android app is funky because the E Ink doesn't refresh properly so the text is rough and less defined that it should be.

Fujitsu says that improvements have been made as a result of the trial, including better colour saturation and speed of page refresh, still not quick at about two seconds but almost twice as quick as the trialled unit.

The Kobo Touch has a 6 - inch E Ink Pearl screen with infrared touch, 1 GB of usable memory, an SD card slot, web browser, notes, highlights, bookmarks, partial page refresh, dictionary look up, social network sharing, reading awards, and it supports Adobe DRM for ePub and PDF as well HTML, TXT, RTF, CBZ, CBR, MOBI, and PRC formats.

As you can see in my video, page turns and eInk refreshing was just slightly slower than my Nook.

I get that it's a big screen and they're trying to conserve as much battery life as possible and all that, but consumers have just started getting used to E Ink screens in their products now that the refresh rate is comparable to a page turn in a book.

Page refreshes are about as fast as turning a page on a real book, however, and certainly swift enough never to impede the reading of an eBPage refreshes are about as fast as turning a page on a real book, however, and certainly swift enough never to impede the reading of an eBpage on a real book, however, and certainly swift enough never to impede the reading of an eBook.

Magazines feel awkward to read as they're full page scans and any zooming feels slow due to the e-ink refresh rate

Our inclination was to drag them down as we would on a computer screen, but pages didn't scroll smoothly and had to refresh to show new content, making it hard to predict how far down a page would scroll.

Amazon creates hourly lists so if you're marketing your book, it's important to refresh the page each hour as you will see that the list is constantly changing.

You can turn full page refresh on and off from there as well.

Page refreshes were fast, at just under half a second each, and the Glo uses a similar caching system as the Kindle and Nook to reduce the frequency of dark, full - page flasPage refreshes were fast, at just under half a second each, and the Glo uses a similar caching system as the Kindle and Nook to reduce the frequency of dark, full - page flaspage flashes.

Are the page refreshes as fast as an ipad / Fire hdx?

Electronic paper refreshes the screen as you turn each page, causing it to blink for a split second.

She says that Pixel Qi's displays are actually more readable than e-paper, with «excellent reflectance, high resolution for text, sunlight readability» — just as easy on the eyes when the backlighting is turned off, but with the key advantages of full color and fast refresh, for pages that update as fast as video.

As with all eInk technology there is still that kind of photo negative look when turning pages (but this only happens when it refreshes every 6 pages), it is less noticeable on this device as the page turns are faster than on other eReaders including the new KindleAs with all eInk technology there is still that kind of photo negative look when turning pages (but this only happens when it refreshes every 6 pages), it is less noticeable on this device as the page turns are faster than on other eReaders including the new Kindleas the page turns are faster than on other eReaders including the new Kindles.

The main differences between the two are as follows: the PRS - T2 lacks audio support, it has new buttons that are placed closer to the screen, Sony added partial page refresh (which can be turned on and off), the black model now has a matte finish, and they added some new Evernote and Facebook features.

Aside from the partial page refresh setting and new Evernote and Facebook features described above, the reading experience on the PRS - T2 is the same as the T1.

In the real world, the E Ink display consumes minimal power, as power is only needed when the page refreshes, so if you don't need the illumination when reading in well - lit conditions and you don't need to be connected then you'll save battery plenty of battery life.

As these devices only really draw power when they're refreshing the screen, battery life is quoted as the number of page turns they're capable of from a full chargAs these devices only really draw power when they're refreshing the screen, battery life is quoted as the number of page turns they're capable of from a full chargas the number of page turns they're capable of from a full charge.