Sentences with phrase «camera shortcut»

The physical camera shortcut key is extremely convenient, with it not only providing a quick and easy way to launch the camera, but also because it works as a shutter button.

Having that camera shortcut available is really nice, believe it or not.

The 10 comes with a useful camera shortcut, that requires a double swipe down on the display when it is turned off, to to quickly launch the camera and take a photo.

It's a shame there's no similar double - click camera shortcut, though.

We like the side - mounted camera shortcut button on the right edge, though it's small and fiddly to use, particularly when you are wearing gloves.

Instead of having dialer and camera shortcuts in the bottom corners, Google has opted to replace the dialer app with access to voice commands.

From the lock screen, you can access the Walkman and Camera shortcuts for playing music or taking a quick picture, and also swipe down to quickly check the notifications bar.

The update should include all the standard KitKat features and improvements — faster / smoother performance, white status bar icons, wireless printing support, full - screen album art and a new camera shortcut on the lock screen, options to select the default home and SMS apps, enhanced sound controls for specific Samsung apps, and general stability improvements.

The S8's Infinity Display has also pushed the home button off the front of the phone, so Samsung's new camera shortcut is a double press of the power key, just like Google's.

Physical controls are limited to a power / lock button and volume rocker on the right edge, where you'd expect to locate them on a Windows Phone, but unfortunately the dedicated camera shortcut hasn't been carried over as well.

Personally, I've found Edge Sense works pretty well as a quick camera shortcut — it's really helpful to not have to fumble around and double - tap that power button.

When the Galaxy S8 and S8 + launched in India, consumers in the country were surprised to see that the quick launch camera shortcut mapped to...

Immediately noticeable is a new Phone shortcut, which resides directly opposite of the previously - existing Camera shortcut.

Sadly there's no support for the tap to wake or the volume rocker camera shortcut that is available on the HTC One M8.

There's night mode and a whole host of screen - off gesture controls including old favorites like double tap to wake and sleep, swipe up to unlock (or go straight to your PIN or pattern screen), and a double swipe camera shortcut.

Sliding Phone shortcut (like sliding camera shortcut) that allows you to either «Reply with Message» or «Remind me Later» when you get a call.

Now, on newer phones like the iPhone X, there is already a persistent 3D Touch camera shortcut button.

The double - tap camera shortcut is immensely useful if you're being a stereotypical tourist and taking pictures of anything and everything — including that moment your plane unexpectedly banks and gives you a perfect view of the ground below.

Now that we've had time to use the update on our iPhones, we've started to appreciate it as much for its little touches — such as discoveries in Photos, the improved lock screen camera shortcut and new sound effects — as we do for those marquee features.

The lock screen again continues on from what we saw on the Note 3 and again is pretty much identical to that on the S5 with the now standard camera shortcut, full screen music artwork, music / media controls and customizable widgets.

We're suckers for a good camera shortcut, whether it's the Galaxy S8's home button double - tap or the Moto Z's dual twist gesture.

Samsung has made some of its own tweaks on the stock operating system which provides a new lockscreen that supports full - screen music album art and comes with a dedicated camera shortcut, and there are some improvements in the TouchWiz UI.

The right - hand side sees the camera shortcut and volume.

Putting in the camera shortcut with a warning that it might overlap the emergency shortcut would be the logical step.

From the lock screen, double tapping the home button introduces a camera shortcut for opening the app more quickly, and the camera itself seems to become usable about a second quicker than the camera on the iPhone 4 does.

Did Apple remove the camera shortcut in iOS 10?

So in the case of the camera shortcut, the GS8 will lag as it attempts to load both at the same time, first giving you a second or so of lockscreen, then a second or so of viewfinder, then whatever useless info Hello Bixby decides to conjure up.

Swiping across the screen brings up settings, music player controls, camera shortcut and other apps, and the navigation is pretty smooth and fast.

It may have added those handy phone and camera shortcuts, but for some reason, Google thought it best to remove widget support.

Previously, the camera shortcut could only be accessed by swiping in from the right edge of the screen.

You can remove the default Flashlight, Timer, Calculator, and Camera shortcuts, if you like.

The camera shortcut still resides at the bottom - right corner, but a new Phone icon now sits opposite of it.

Next, head back to the lock screen and open the camera shortcut.

At first, there is a lockscreen with a giant clock widget and a camera shortcut and once it unlocked, there are by default two homescreens with app icons, widgets and folders.

We also love the double - press of the home button as a camera shortcut, and that another double press will switch cameras from front to back.

These changes, along with other time savers like the Quick Settings mini-toggles, camera shortcuts and the quick app switching feature really start to add up.

Time savers like the Quick Settings mini-toggles, camera shortcuts and the quick app switching feature really start to add up.

You can change what the capacitive buttons do (by enabling a long - press of the menu button to bring up the multitasking display, for instance); you can change which on - screen navigation buttons appear; you can adjust what choices are visible in the quick settings menu; and you can add options that are normally unavailable like a flashlight / torch or camera shortcut.

If you swipe left from the camera shortcut will open the camera app and if you swipe right from phone shortcut you will be able to quickly launch the Phone app.

It should also allow us to change the Camera shortcut with that for our favorite Camera app.

The unfortunate situation with the camera shortcut button is one of several annoyances with Oppo's ColorOS user interface, which is painted on top of Google's Android 5.1.1 operating system.

Speed is important for a camera shortcut on a phone, and the F1's gesture is not nearly as fast as the phone's name may suggest.

The left corner has all the camera shortcuts, and the right has the shutter button, shortcut to preview and the menu button.

The interface has a slide - to - unlock lock screen that has a clock widget as well as phone and camera shortcuts.

Music and camera shortcuts can be found up top on the lock screen, and are activated by swiping left or right.

There's double tap to wake, a camera shortcut (just double press the power button), or you can draw letters when the screen is off to launch an app or start the flashlight.

I quickly settled on a theme that imitates stock Android version 4.3 (Jelly Bean) and opted for a nifty lock screen that incorporates a weather widget and camera shortcut.

However we would have liked to see a camera shortcut gesture to make snapping shots quicker.

The camera shortcut has also been moved to the bottom right corner, which has the same bounce animation when you tap on it from iOS 6 that subtly tells the user to swipe up to access the Camera app.