Sentences with phrase «buttons around the screen»

The touch - screen retains all the functionality of the previous display, but the graphics and menus have been redesigned for easier and more intuitive operation, allowing the number of «hard» buttons around the screen to be reduced by a third.

This means navigating isn't as clear as it might be, although it does reduce your chances of pressing one of the touch - sensitive buttons around the screen by mistake.

The combination of touch - screen and function buttons around the screen's bezel contributes to ease of use.

This is one of our favorite systems thanks to an easy to understand interface, buttons around the screen to take you to the various parts, and fast performance.

Inside, the base S trim comes with a 6.5 - inch display with physical buttons around the screen for controlling the audio and climate.

For one, it appears to come with physical buttons around the screen, suggesting Samsung's handset might have rather large bezels.

Not exact matches

View - Detach the touch screen with the push of a button, turn it around and reattach it to share content and presentations.

There's almost no bezel around the 5.8 - inch S8 and 6.2 - inch S8 Plus, and the physical home button has been removed in favour of a virtual one embedded in the screen itself.

The Pen also has a button for Google Assistant — if you draw a circle around something on the screen while holding the button, it will use Google's search engine to identify whatever you circled.

Even though babies will fidget around, the scale's lock feature will reduce that and hold own the displayed weight on the screen with its hold button.

Go to one of the four computer terminals around the room and touch the screen — no buttons, no keyboard.

Navigate around the site using the menu button in the top right of your screen.

Better yet, a three - button HUD in the top left corner of the screen alerts you whenever new material is available, so you can either skip around or stick to one set path.

Hatsune Miku: Project Diva F is different than other rhythm games in that the button indicators appear all around the screen in an effort to get players to see more of what's going on in the video rather than just watching a line of indicators at the bottom of a screen.

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For example, while you're running around the map slamming on buttons to kill hundreds of soldiers at once, you can also head over to a map screen and give orders to your fellow fighters.

As long as you keep the button held down, you can freely move about the screen as you rotate around where you placed the marker.

Basically, you use your left hand to control your character by moving around with the stick and pressing a shoulder button to jump while your right hand is used to tap, swipe, rub, and drag on the touch screen.

Technology has made it easy to talk to my colleagues around the world, and share computer screens with the touch of a button».

In this car, the radio has a small monochrome screen with buttons scattered around its display, and a row of preset buttons lower on the center stack with knobs for the volume and radio tuning.

Meanwhile, jumping around among the radio presets — something that people are likely to do far more often — is accomplished via small faux - buttons on the touch screen (provided it's not in use with the map, the phone menu, or the climate control menu; if so then you first have to select audio), or via the steering - wheel controls (but even they require two steps to change a station where most cars only need one).

There are also helpful direct - access buttons around the knob controller that take you right to the navigation or audio screen, for instance.

The formula changed only twice: in 1968, a wrap - around glass window replaced a removable plastic screen, and in 1996, the familiar «Targa bar» and panel were eschewed in favor of a large, retractable glass moonroof which retracted at the touch of a button.

Regardless of the screen size, the interface is easy to use, with essential functions doubled by physical buttons positioned around it.

It's pretty impressive from a visual standpoint, and it further reduces the physical - button clutter around the infotainment screen.

The dashboard in my Accord's black interior, for example, curved gently down from a large, sloped windshield, wrapping around a tablet - shaped display screen that finally provided real buttons for the audio system.

The touch screen requires you to take eyes off the road, additionally there are buttons all around the console and that means extra time and attention in getting the desired result.

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All the major controls are located around the larger 8.0 - inch touch - screen and beyond that there's only the steering wheel buttons.

Chevrolet's MyLink user interface is glitzy — the highlighted outlines around the buttons are a little much — but otherwise, this eight - inch screen dialed up everything we wanted with swift responses to our taps.

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The infotainment screen is there but not fully digitized and has many buttons around it to operate different activities.

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You can mess with the size of the display, but your best bet is to switch the Screen Rotation using the Aa button — landscape mode helps make small fonts readable without a lot of panning around.

A 7 inch Paperwhite, priced at around $ 159.99 with a flush screen and page turn buttons.

The design of the buttons at the bottom almost makes you cry and the border around the screen and near the edges is just terrible.

Much of that real estate and weight loss comes from cosmetic changes to the buttons; they're much smaller and simpler now, so the bezel is smaller around the screen.

Ten buttons line the side of the screen, letting you select menu options or skip around within books.

Like the Sony Daily Edition, the Alex has few physical buttons, all located around the LCD screen.

But Acer has gotten around this by implementing a feature that lets you swipe across the corner of the screen to bring up on - screen buttons that you can press from any application.

There are some hard buttons around the edges, but the majority of your control is going to be via the home, back and menu buttons that reside on - screen in the notification bar at the top.

I got around with just pushing the home button, then going back to the app installer screen.

i am just looking for a reader that i can carry around and read i don't need all gadgets i was looking at amazons DX but the button for turning pages are on the right hand side i need either both or touch screen (bum shoulder) i am going blind love to read and the amazon kindle 2 is starting to frustrate me with fonts..

Voice navigation was primarily designed as an aid to the visually impaired, who can feel their way around physical buttons but not so much a touch screen.

And let's be honest here — in a day and age where consumers who can only afford a $ 200 smartphone are finally able to enjoy a large full - touch handsets with Android apps and a good all - around experience, they're not going to choose a tiny screen with cheap plastic buttons, no quality apps, no true push email... and elect to pay more for it.

It also invited me to «Press any button to stop demo,» after which it takes you to the home screen and lets you select and start reading some books, adjust the font size, and generally play around with it.

There's the solid metal chassis, a chunky bezel around the screen and a proper Home button with Touch ID.

The only somewhat unintuitive aspect of the interface is the Back button in the reading screen: I thought that clicking it would turn the book a page back, but the button turns out to be inactive unless you've used one of the Go To navigation options, in which case clicking Back returns you to wherever you were before you jumped around.

Though the iPhone's coolest control features are based around the multi-touch screen, it also has a number of buttons on its face that are used for control.

The Power and Volume buttons are in an unusual place, on the back, which is surprising considering the tablet has a considerable bezel around its screen.