Sentences with phrase «button taking up space»

The home screen launcher still swipes over to Google Now, though you do lose the Pixel Launcher's long - press app functions, as well as the swipe up gesture to access the app drawer — there's the old - fashioned button taking up space in your dock instead.

Users can choose one of two options: have virtual home buttons take up space on the display while the fingerprint sensor is dedicated solely to unlocking the device, or use the fingerprint sensor as all three buttons through gestures — long tap for home, quick tap for back, swipe for app list.

Not exact matches

These butterscotch «buttons» come together fast and don't need to be baked, which means they won't take up coveted oven space on Thanksgiving.

But buttons also take up a lot of space on an e-reader's bezel.

Or at least something with a color screen, or a touchscreen, to get rid of those plastic QWERTY buttons that take up way too much potential screen space.

Aluratek takes up some of that space, too, preloading the Libre Air with 100 free books in text format, but you can expand the capacity by inserting a MicroSD card (the slot is located on the top - right edge, next to the power button).

It remains to be seen if the Galaxy A7 (2018) will carry a 5.7 - inch AMOLED display like the A7 that came before it; it could be slightly larger as the elongated Infinity display will allow for more screen estate in a smaller form factor (and on - screen navigation buttons will also take up some space).

Galligan further argues that the standard 3.5 mm headphone jack takes up too much space inside the iPhone for Apple to be able to extend the screen downwards to create an iPhone design that would eliminate the home button.

A permanent search bar takes up more vertical space for widgets, and any Android tablet can open a text or voice search immediately by long - pressing the home button.

It has even done some innovation to retain the form factor — on the current Sony Xperia XZ phones, the power button doubles up as the fingerprint sensor and takes up far less space on the device than Apple's now outdated TouchID or Samsung rear fingerprint sensor.

The result should be nearly all screen on the front with no buttons and barely any camera or sensor space taken up.

It has plenty of customizable buttons, and it doesn't take up a lot of space in my bag.

Apple's tied to its iconic round home button, while Samsung can get away with a rectangular home button that takes up less space.

Cons: • So - so battery life • Camera may be good for selfies, but less good for other types of photos • Button configuration disliked by some • HTC Zoe takes up too much space • Not everyone likes Sense, HTC's skin for Android

«Displays on the Pixel (1080p) and the Pixel XL (Quad HD) both look great, with deep blacks thanks to the use of AMOLED screens, and both benefit from the new Pixel Launcher, which makes the software navigation buttons present in Android smaller, and which also has smaller, rounder icons throughout and a new Google launcher that also takes up less space.

The bottom bezel has no function and could have housed a capacitive home, back and app draw buttons (like the Samsung GS7) instead of presenting these as soft keys taking up valuable screen space.

The Moto E uses Android's on - screen navigation buttons, taking up a small portion of space at the bottom of the panel.

Luckily, the Windows, back, and menu button panel pops up and down on command, so it doesn't take up as much space as the Android navigation buttons do.

There are no dedicated buttons and on screen buttons will take up some space.

With 5.5 - inch screens and a pretty traditional button layout they each take up a decent amount of space in your hand and pocket, but the smooth curves of the Galaxy S7 edge are in contrast to the sharper lines of the OnePlus 2.

They did this in answer to the complaints from users that the on - screen buttons took up «too much space».

Next - generation fingerprint sensors won't be tied to specific buttons, nor will they require cutouts that take up precious space on the phone.

But that's not a great solution either, because they're tiny and easy to miss; even then they still manage to take up too much screen space when every pixel counts on a device of this size, and you'll find yourself staring ruefully at the P10's chunky top and bottom bezels wondering why Huawei didn't just put proper buttons there in the first place.

It's done to save vertical space, since the navigation buttons, status bar, and dock would take up just under half of the display in landscape.

There's one on each earbud, and each one takes up a decent amount of space — they're easy enough to find — but there is so little physical feedback with these buttons that I spent the first week or so thinking they were touch - sensitive pads.

Apparently, by allowing the Infinity Display to take up much space on the front, there's no more space for the physical home button there.

Some of that space is likely to be taken up by a new «function area» (aka a mini Touch Bar) that will replace the physical Home button.