Sentences with phrase «button tap away»

That's a little steep for some, but many will find it well worth the peace of mind they'll get knowing there's a doctor a button tap away.

The mini-map is placed on a corner of the screen so it's always available, the scanner can be brought up with a touch of a button and controlled with an analog stick, the inventory is a button tap away, etc..

After that, you'll only be a few button taps away from filling out your Switch lineup (and emptying your wallet in the process).

Microsoft's streaming app is baked right into the Xbox interface, meaning you're always a few button taps away from going live.

Not exact matches

And Walmart did away with the mandatory opting out of Walmart Pay that required customers to tap a «No thanks» button: after driving cashiers nuts, Walmart simply programmed it so the «No thanks» pop - up disappears on its own after a few seconds.

A double tap of the home button launches the camera app so you can start shooting right away.

As the shopper tries to tap buttons and navigate forms on a small smartphone screen, they can easily get frustrated and navigate away to a different site before completion of the checkout process.

Other similar concessions are made elsewhere: during the game's nightmare sequences, Harry throws off the creatures chasing him using the PSP's face buttons (corresponding to whether or not they're jumping on your from ahead, behind, or either side); climbing and crawling away are sped up by tapping X; various commands for Harry's cell phone, a touch - screen wonder that does everything from GPS and phone numbers to saving the game, are handled with D - pad hotkeys.

No matter which melee weapon you choose, combat is resigned to just tapping a button to swing away at a bear until an indicator flashes, letting you know you can finally execute your foe.

You essentially slash away by tapping a button and dodge with another.

Of course, the standard Virtual Cockpit display modes are also still available and just a tap of a steering wheel button away.

Oversteer, on the other hand, was always just a tap of the VSC Sport button and a stab of the accelerator away — and always accompanied by more senseless giggling.

Still, it's nice to have those buttons just another single tap away.

Plus, with the Menu button, the top level is just a click and a tap away.

Plus it automatically pairs allowing you to get typing right away without having to mess with Bluetooth settings - screw YOU, tapping other buttons.

If you tap on the left or right side of the screen to change pages, an arrow button appears — and won't go away until you tap once to bring up all the navigation buttons, and then tap again to dismiss them.

I wish there was a hardware button for volume control, but it's only one tap away in the top right of the screen.

A handy center button always puts you a click and a tap away from your library or the Nook store.

You click the right mouse button on an enemy to target them, or use the tab key to quickly focus on the nearest foe, and then tap away at the weapon keys until something dies.

It works pretty well, and the system allows for a fast pace as you can slide into cover from a fair distance away, while double - tapping the cover button when sprinting lets you almost literally fly over walls and land in a full speed run.

A quick tap of the Xbox button in the top center of the controller allows, to use PC lingo, «Alt - tabbing» away from the crashed game, so you can close it gracefully and restart it.

Taking away the instruments, the multiplayer and the focus on achieving professional musicianship that the series previously strove for, Blitz brings things back to the old days of Frequency where it was just you tapping a couple of simple buttons to the beat.

When at a disadvantage to an opponent, you have access to the «Switch Counter», which allows you to counter heavy strikes by tapping the weapon - switch button with the right timing, knocking enemies away and giving you a temporary stat boost.

This is achieved by completing a minigame where you have to aim the thumbstick in a particular direction before furiously tapping away at the X button in order to build up your multiplayer before the ghost is sucked into the trap.

Just tap the share button and select «Broadcast gameplay» and away you go on the path to internet stardom.

In the past, kick - out controls were just hammering buttons with the hopes that you could power out of a pin, and whilst the current controls are obviously an attempt to move away from power and more to precision, by timing a button tap to successfully escape, far more often this just allows to to lose a match when your character has barely taken a scratch, simply because your timing is bad.

Bad: Absurdly, insultingly simple: the entire game can be beaten just by tapping the flashing buttons on the touchpad; a ridiculously and uselessly simple online mode; broken AI; silly throw - away minigames; dumb gyroscope issues.

The most noteworthy option is «Clear all recent tasks,» which places a button in your recent apps / overview menu that clears away all of the entries in one tap.

From now on, when you tap the «Close All» button at the bottom of the multitasking view, all apps except for the ones you just pinned will be cleared away.

Unlike some other flavors of Android, Samsung Experience has a handy «Close All» button at the bottom of the multitasking view — just tap this button and all recent apps are swept away.

If it says «Disable» (and the button isn't grayed out), then tap that to remove the app from your app drawer and clear away any associated data that may be taking up your storage.

You simply tap the button and ask away.

Samsung took away the physical button, replacing it with an on - screen button that's pressure sensitive, meaning that particular portion of the screen can tell the difference between a tap and press.

Load up your music app, tap the Cast button, and you're away.

I don't quite see the need in having the search bar there when Assistant is a tap away on the home button directly below it, but Google wants users to use Search more, and having it right there, between your dock apps and navigation bar, should raise its visibility and hopefully its use.

The two buttons on the side of the Gear Sport generally make sense too - the top / back button operating as a way of pausing workouts takes some getting used to, and the bottom button is supposed to open apps and head back to the home screen, but sometimes we found we were unsure as to what was going to happen when tapping away.

You notice that your iPhone is starting to run low on battery, so the first thing you do is double - tap on the home button and flick away to close all the running apps in an attempt to save battery life.

It displays a simple list of tasks or reminders, which you can swipe away once you've completed, or tap a button to bring back an accidentally cleared entry.

Speaking of fingers, you'll need to tap the front home key of the Mate 10 to log in with a registered digit; the Mate 10 Pro, on the other hand, does away with any front - positioned buttons, with its fingerprint scanner on the back - which we think is a more natural place for it.

You can configure up to ten profiles — such as «Home», «Away», or «Romance» — and have your lights, thermostat, and more all adjust in sync with the tap of a single button from your wrist.

And it doesn't go away until you act on it — either by downloading or signing up, or by tapping the gear icon in the top right corner and then tapping the Disable button.

There are plenty of other bells and whistles tucked away as optional settings, including using the volume button as the shutter, or triggering the shutter by tapping anywhere on the screen.

Similarly, a long - press on the side button pulls up the settings page, which is useful, though I wish it opened the «Start» menu (currently buried several taps and swipes away) where most of the third - party Android Wear apps lurk.

Why, when Tap is charging, doesn't Amazon do away with the need to press the microphone button?