Sentences with phrase «as a trackpad does»

Finally, the physical QWERTY keyboard which should double as a trackpad doesn't seem to have changed much from last year, and the Athena apparently retains the same 3:2 image format and a similar screen - to - body ratio as the KEYone.

Not exact matches

This is a great feature as it allows for one handed use of the phone via the trackpad, which does get the glowing outline treatment as pictured above.

The phone is so small and easy to use with one hand with the trackpad as navigation that it just seems less efficient to move my finger onto the display and start swiping so instinctively I don't.

The ability to run Windows apps is its only good point and it looks good in theory, but you really do need to use the keyboard and trackpad to do it — so why would anyone wanting to run Windows applications buy this kludged assortment of clip together bits with a second rate keyboard and trackpad, low battery life, and semi-stable parts as opposed to a proper ultrabook laptop?

But the keyboard does function as a trackpad in a pinch.

Knowing how much you can do simply by swiping on the PlayBook screen, it's awesome to see those gestures carried over to the trackpad navigation as well.

I really think the Tour is a better device, even if it doesn't have WiFi, an optical trackpad, or OS 5.0 (it's basically the same as 4.7 anyways).

As a side note: While the trackpad doesn't light up, you can still adjust the sensitivity level for it.

It is a solid phone that has wifi and an optical trackpad and can do the same things as all the other Berries out there.

Although BlackBerry has put in a ton of work to make sure their apps and the OS are working well with the trackpad, there's still a lot of work to be done by others as some apps just simply don't play well with the trackpad and some, such as Android apps, may never play well.

I wouldn't mind this phone as a supplemental backup to my 8900, plus I do want to check out the new optical trackpad.

Last year the company released its first ever gaming notebook with a unique secondary LCD screen that does double duty as an in - game dashboard and gaming trackpad.

Of course, the optical trackpad works as it did on previous devices, giving you an additional option for navigation and interaction, although we found we used it sparingly.

As for the trackpad underneath the keyboard, it's decently sized and overall accurate, but did not support multi-touch gestures in our tests.

We found the trackpad does tend to feel at least as cramped as the keyboard, if not more, but you fall into a fairly natural rhythm of using the touchscreen and trackpad depending on which is quicker and easier.

The trackpad doesn't feel as good as some of the metal or glass ones I've used before, Dell instead opting to go for a standard plastic design.

Particularly, I often had to use the very bottom of the trackpad to right click, as it didn't always accept that input in more comfortable locations.

I didn't need to use the desktop peripherals, as the display, keyboard and trackpad were comfortable enough to use for long periods, but having the option and being able to have Netflix playing in one window while writing about Android things in another on a 27 - inch monitor was quite nice.

We don't recommend the HP Spectre 13 because it's about an inch deeper than our top pick, its battery life was nearly half as long as the late - 2017 Dell XPS 13's in testing, and its trackpad is less comfortable to use.

As an example: my work earbuds (Tao Tronics Go Sport Minis) seem to cause the Bluetooth stack in OS X Yosemite to go haywire if I go out of range, to the point where my Bluetooth keyboard and trackpad don't work too.

The keys on the keyboard will vanish as you do this, emphasizing you're using a trackpad.

The backlit keyboard and the accompanying trackpad function as expected and are pleasant to work with through an entire day, but they don't go above and beyond what you'd expect from laptop input devices — especially on a slim model like this XPS.

You can also pin apps as tiles, but I found that the current version only lets you do that with the trackpad or mouse input.

If that doesn't sound like enough inputs, remember that the Steam trackpad works both for movement and as a configurable button pad, depending on if you hold a command or just quickly tap it instead.

Of course, it's worth noting that not all Android apps will run on it as well as they do on mobile devices when the feature is launched; developers might need to optimize their software to work better with trackpads and physical keyboards.

InputMapper also does other useful things, such as enabling the «Trackpad as mouse» feature, which allows you to use the controller's trackpad as a mouse in Trackpad as mouse» feature, which allows you to use the controller's trackpad as a mouse in trackpad as a mouse in Windows.

Likewise, the trackpad feels really solid, although it does make a clicky noise as it travels.

Windows Precision Trackpad support means you'll find the usual multi-touch gestures work just as well as they do on any other Windows laptop.

Of course, the optical trackpad works as it did on previous devices, giving you an additional option for navigation and interaction, although we found we used it sparingly.

While not as seamless as the trackpad on Apple's MacBook, the implementation nonetheless does a decent job of giving users the illusion that the home button is mechanical.

The Pad does not prop the phone up like the station, but instead allows it to lie flat, where it can be used as a trackpad or keyboard.