Sentences with phrase «big buttons on the screen»

Presets are shown in big buttons on the screen, with six presets per page.

Not exact matches

The car is big enough for only two passengers and features a minimalist dashboard with merely an on and off button, and a screen for a digital map.

Well, as Wellbecks profile flashed up on the screen, that she wasn't aware of, she at this time bent down to pick up her duster that she had dropped and consequently hit the big red button with her arse.

Also, in spite of the fact that there exist big juicily - styled command buttons in battle, and the fact that the whole body of the game takes place on the bottom screen of the DS, Dragon Quest IV possesses no touch - screen support.

The system shows, in the big full - colour screen on the instrument panel, what is in the lane beside you when the turn signal is activated or a button is pressed on the end of signal lever.

Our only quibble with that statement is that the touchpad is only a few inches square, meaning big buttons on the display screen will translate to tiny ones on the touchpad.

Big, straight - forward on - screen buttons mean you're less likely to tap the wrong command.

The interface between the two cars is different — where the Infiniti has a big multifunction control knob, the GT - R relies on a row of buttons and the touch - screen LCD, which works perfectly well.

After a quick tap on the home button, on the top left of the screen, a menu will open up and one of the four big buttons you can click on is called «Discover».

When I was deciding to buy an ereader with built - in light I looked at the Nook Glowlight Plus, but as it wasn't possible at that moment to run Android on it, and the buttons were out, I definitely turned to Kobo and bought the one with a bigger screen to read in bed, the NST was my portable reader for my bag during commute.

The stylized «n» button below the display is a bit awkward to press with the thumb in portrait mode; not a big deal since the interface is designed to use mostly on - screen buttons and navigation tools.

The alleged Sony handset is seen to have a big front - facing camera, small bezels, and three on - screen capacitive touch buttons.

Though the page turn buttons ought to be bigger and entering text with the on - screen keyboard is a drag, the Kindle saves you money not only with its low price but also with a new eBook lending feature that lets you take books out of the library or borrow them from friends.

The InkBook Prime has a flush glass screen and a smaller more streamlined design that is nicer than the bigger and somewhat blockier Paperwhite, and it also adds two page buttons on each side of the screen, along with a sensor button below the screen that acts as a back button.

There are forward page and backward page buttons on both sides, so it's ambidextrous.The screen is big enough (I have the new, less expensive version).

While the touch screen may not be quite as responsive as that of the iPhone (due to the slightly laggy nature of E Ink), it's more responsive than it was, and, as we've said before, this type of interface is ideal for e-readers because it allows the designers to cut down on buttons and whittle the device down to just slightly bigger than the screen itself.

While the touch screen may not be quite as responsive as that of the iPhone (due to the slightly laggy nature of e-ink), as we've said before, this type of interface is ideal for e-readers because it allows the designers to cut down on buttons and whittle the device down to just slightly bigger than the screen itself.

- two new circuits: Pac - Man Stadium and Namco Circuit - photo frames were added to the right side of the screen - when you hit an opponent with an item, a big picture of them appear on the screen - get a visible warning anytime someone has thrown an item at you - selection of recommended courses (6 of the 12 available in the game), ranked by difficulty: Easy, Normal, Hard, Very Hard - all 12 courses (+ their mirrored version) are still available by pressing the Mario button - three Trial Karts - players with BaNa Passport get new special items such as Bowser's shell, Triple Green Shells, and more - players with BaNa Passport get 50 Mario coins if you chose to keep playing - get a special kart (Lightning Champ) and 12 items (Red Shell, Green Shell, Banana, Hammer, Paper Mushroom, Mega Mushroom, POW Block, and more) when you register with a Bana Passport - jump by pressing the Mario button - Mario coins to collect during races - new default item configuration - removal of the Team Play mode

But you have to make do with what you've got, so touchscreen buttons it is... except for one bigger problem: their location on the screen.

The game fills the screen, which means your buttons sit on top of the game board and that doesn't bode well for you when your big thumbs are pressing them.

Find a video on your phone and with a button it'll play on the big screen.

Once activated by pressing a button when the prompt appears on screen, you get a to do basic attacks with the attraction, before pulling off your big finisher, which has you trying to line up your shot in a smaller area to hit the target for increased damage.

Something that made sense on the PSP's tiny screen was an aggressive lock - on that would snap your camera to an enemy without any sort of delay when you hit the button to activate lock - on — but on a bigger screen, it feels jarring.

Most all of the buttons on the bottom screen are big and chunky like a touch pad, and yet I have to navigate them using the digital buttons.

Next, turn on the TouchPad and immediately push the volume up button until you get a big USB symbol on your screen.

The stylized «n» button below the display is a bit awkward to press with the thumb in portrait mode; not a big deal since the interface is designed to use mostly on - screen buttons and navigation tools.

You have a 5 - inch «FHD» (marketing speak for 1080p) OLED display with great big bezels on the top and bottom, on - screen navigation buttons, and an aluminum back with the top third cut off and replaced by glass.

Even with the bigger bezels, the smartphone comes with on - screen navigation buttons.

Open a Chromecast - compatible app on your phone or tablet, tap the Cast button, and the content will resume on your big screen.

Sure, on - screen buttons aren't a big deal for non-Samsung Android owners.

Just hit the «Cast» button in supported apps such as Netflix or Hulu and the video starts playing on the big screen.

The curved Super AMOLED screen will still be there and so will the on - screen buttons, but it's a little bigger at 6.3 inches.

As is plain to see, Sooner followed the then - modern ideas of what a smartphone should look like, with a blocky design, small non-touch screen, dedicated calling keys, menu / back / home navigational buttons, and a big focus on communication.

The biggest hurdle other similar services have encountered over the years is latency - the time it takes from the moment you move the controller thumbstick or press a button to the action occurring on screen.

While it's around the back rather than on the home button (the cost of that screen ratio), it's also highly responsive and very easy to find thanks to a big indentation.

The Schlage's touchscreen works a bit better; it's easier to get button presses to register and requires less effort than the Premis, which could be a big deal if you're counting on a child to use the screen to open the door.

The keypad is nice and large on this big, four inch screen, and there are separate buttons for voice and video calls, while, between the two, there's a button that takes you straight into SMS creation.

App owners who are in an area where they do not have cellular or Wi - Fi connection can tap on the big Shazam button on the center of the screen.

The front of the pictured phone looks to have a big screen with tiny bezels on top on bottom; unlike previous Galaxy phones, there are no front - mounted home or capacitive touch buttons.

Usually reliable sources Ming - Chi kuo and Mark Gurman of Bloomberg have also both predicted that Apple will ditch the Touch ID home button on a new iPad model, to make the bezels thinner and the screen bigger.

The bigger P20 Plus or Pro, whatever it'll be called, could come with an edge - to - edge screen without a home button on the front, so the fingerprint sensor is most likely placed on the back of the phone.

The biggest change is presenting the two most pertinent buttons on the screen at the same time, allowing you to capture photos or video instantly.

«As many have speculated, the addition of 3D Touch may provide Apple with a way to eliminate the home button on the phone and use the additional space to make the screen bigger or make the device smaller,» Munster says in a research note to clients.

Moving on though, we have the big reveal from this dump — our first look at the on - screen navigation buttons for the Galaxy S8.

Users can «throw» their personal photos and videos up on the big television screen with the touch of a button.

Normally, a big phone forces you to strrrretch your thumb between a Home button at the bottom of the screen, a notification tray way on the top of the screen, app back buttons in the upper left corner of the screen, and power / volume keys high up on the sides.

The Galaxy S8 is the first Samsung phone with on - screen navigation buttons, which is a big change for the company, and its users!

This isn't the biggest issue in the world, after a few days using the Mi A1, you do get used to it, but it would be better to have the recents and back buttons swapped, since that is how literally everyone else (except Samsung, who now does on - screen buttons so the user can switch them) does it.

While in VR, the Steam VR Big Screen interface can be called up by pressing «home» button on your controller of choice.

The program displayed «Big Bear» taking «Little Bear» to a physician's visit for an immunization, which was followed by Big Bear attempting to soothe Little Bear with different tactics selected by the parent via buttons on the screen (e.g., distraction, criticism, reassurance; see Figure 1 for a screenshot).