Sentences with phrase «buttons take some getting used to»

The steering - wheel - mounted «start» button takes getting used to.

The power on button takes some getting used to (remember that you have to press it again with the brake in to start the car if you use the remote start!

The screen is absolutely spectacular but the frontlight isn't perfect, the page sensor buttons take some getting used to and the feedback they give off is downright annoying.

The power and volume buttons take some getting used to, but after a while, they become second nature.

No Home button takes some getting used to, according to Mashable's Lance Ulanoff, and there are several new gestures to learn to compensate.

The new Home button takes some getting used to, though.

The power and volume buttons take some getting used to, but after a while, they become second nature.

The buttons take some getting used to for anyone who's used to one - piece touchpads, but they're sufficiently sized and responsive enough to be effective.

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It took TechCrunch six days to get used to not having a home button.

It takes some getting used to because it is different from most competitors, but once you're acclimatized, you quickly forget about pressing buttons.

If you've seen the previous videos in the Google Adwords Keyword planner training series you know that we're now getting four times as many keywords back using the very same input terms just by understanding exactly how the Google Adwords Keyword planner works but once you click this download button here and you downloaded the csv files what do you do with all these files because they each contain about 700 keywords a piece there's some overlap between the different terms and so you got ta work through that so what I've gone ahead and down this I've asked my developers here at MarketBold go ahead and create a tool that will merge and remove the duplicates from the csv files that google adwords gives you so if you head over to marketbold.com/GAKP/ i'll put the link below in the description and you'll see a tool that looks just like this all you need to do is click on this browse button here and you'll need to navigate to the folder where these files are that you downloaded from the Google Adwords Keyword planner you can just simply click and select them all the same time and click open you'll see here now says 12 files selected because I tell me i selected and then I just simply click here to process and download as soon as I click that this tool is taking all those files taking all the keywords to search volume cost - per - click that all the information that you got back from the Google Adwords Keyword planner and it's actually removing all the duplicates and putting into one single file so you can actually work with it and then you simply just need to save the file to your computer and once you do that we'll go ahead and do it here for a second and then once you save it you can open it up and you'll see here we now have a file here opened up in Excel and you'll see we have all these keywords that we got back there's a total in this list of 3,796 just because i only downloaded 12 files from Google Adwords Keyword planner you can download as many as you want to put it through this tool is just going to save you time and from there you might want to take it into a tool like keyword grouper pro and break it down into the individual groups i hope this has been helpful for you if you like this video and you appreciate the tool we've made for you go ahead and give us a thumbs up or subscribe to the channel for more videos just like this and if you haven't seen the other videos will walk you through all the steps on how to use the Google Adwords Keyword planner you want to check those out as well so go ahead and use this tool to increase the profits of your business and help it grow.

Collapsing and opening the stroller definitely takes some getting used to, the button is in an uncommon spot.

The pointer being mapped to the stick that uses the finger that also clicks the buttons to make choices doesn't feel quite right and took some getting used to.

Its placement also takes a lot of getting used to - I found myself occasionally trying to push it as a button because it feels like one under your thumb.

The controls do take some time to get used to; it is still weird at times not to use any face buttons, but the fact that the game manages to successfully use the analog stick to make a very successful control scheme for the game.

The screen layout takes some getting used to though; your button prompts are on the far sides of the screen, with the dancers starring in the middle.

And the controls are seamless, though for first time players it does take some getting used to having 2 action buttons, A and R. I highly recommend it!

I then have students use the «five - second rule»: it should take five seconds to click the Back button in the browser and get out of there!

This unconventional and minimalist layout takes a little getting used to — the heated seat button is easy to miss (it's within the outer most air vent) and directing airflow isn't intuitive (you have to rotate the outer bezel until you feel it pointing in the desired direction)-- but once you're familiar with it you'll find other climate and heater control terribly old fashioned.

Oh, there may be just a few too many buttons for the true sporting enthusiast and they do take some getting used to, but overall the cabin is attractive and amazingly well crafted.

The RC - F has the same love it or hate it look and great leather buckets as the F - Sport with lots of adjustment fore and aft, a cool LFA - inspired gauge cluster, a touchpad that takes some getting used to for infotainment and a bunch of buttoned - up and tightly gapped materials on the dash and armrest.

As with the standard Fiesta, the Red's dashboard design is cluttered, with lots of buttons taking up the centre console, and a control dial for the audio system that takes some getting used to.

Vehicle was quiet, but it took some time getting use to the automatic transmission controls, as it has multiple buttons.

But I never did get used to the push - button transmission controls on the center console, which take the place of a conventional lever.

While it does take a few days to get used to it, I'll admit that it allows effortless locking of the Stinger while the keys are still in my pocket as there is no mistaking the location of the button.

The high - mounted infotainment screen is now bookended by two rotary knobs and real - life buttons (after some unfortunate experiments in taking them away), offering ease of use from the get - go, with steering - mounted buttons helping to keep eyes on the road and not on the center stack.

It takes a little getting used to, but, once we did it, we found it much easier than having to reach to the dash to press buttons and choose menu items.

So to change a channel, you have to cycle through the various pages (navigation, settings and so on) to get to audio, and then use the steering - wheel buttons or take your hand off the wheel to use the larger 7 - inch touchscreen in the center stack or the dial on the center console.

The stack hosts the gear selector push buttons, which take some getting used to and will, no doubt, drive you mad as you instinctively feel for a shift handle that isn't there.

A spin around the block probably won't push the right buttons — the raspy beat of the four - cylinder engine and the low - end response take time to get used to.

The location of the rear locker button and Crawl Controls (more on those in a moment) took a little getting used to, as they were positioned just ahead of the sunroof.

The infotainment system is fine once you get used to it, although it can take more than one stab of a button for it to respond.

Other controls for the stereo and other systems might take some time to get used to, especially if you're used to a car with traditional dash - mounted buttons.

Acura's drive mode buttons take a little getting used to, as you push the Drive button but lift the Reverse toggle.

The touchscreen infotainment system and the plethora of buttons on the steering though, do take some time getting used to.

This unusual placement takes a while to get used to if you're coming from a phone that has the power button at the top of the device or on the same side as the volume buttons.

The absence of volume control buttons will take some getting used to.

Also hardware wise having the power button the back to get the tablet out of standby mode takes a bit of getting used to, where most tablets have it on the top or the sides.

Another addition to the rear of the device is the power button that has been moved there with the Voyage, and though it takes some getting used to, its a comfortable repositioning.

One quirk with the design was the decision to put the power button along the right side of the device instead of on top like almost every other handset, and it took a little getting used to.

They're hidden during use of some apps and require a swipe up from the bottom to get them to reappear — which took some getting used to for my kids, who are accustomed to having an iPad's always - there home button to get them out of trouble.

Although these buttons are easily accessible by the thumb, it took us a day to get used to it.

In using the PlayBook I actually found myself initially looking for that home button at the bottom like on the iPad, but instead RIM uses a gesture to bring you back home (only took a few seconds to get used to that).

It took me a few days to get used to the power button placement.

New controller layout takes getting used to and judging by scarcity of negative reviews, benefits like WiFi and better screen greatly outweigh discomfort from smaller buttons.

I prefer the old page turn buttons, and the new navigation just will take getting used to.

I've taken more than 500 screenshots of the game since I got it, but I definitely should've used the in - game camera more often for a cleaner shot versus the screen capture button that's so convenient to use.

It mostly works, but has a few decisions that take some getting used to, such as using the Triangle button to sprint, and L3 to take cover.

It takes a little getting used to as baseball games pretty much use the face buttons as the de facto standard for hitting the bases.

Take this one example of a play session; having been frequently using the pause button to monitor the state of my people it turns out I had forgotten to check on a single person whose temper got the better of him, apparently due to a lack of shelving space.