Sentences with phrase «dragging app icons»

When unlocking, you can drag the ring upward to go to the Home screen or drag an app icon into the ring to launch the app immediately.

You could also drag the app icon to the taskbar if you prefer doing it that way.

You can drag an app icon from the dock and position it on your screen to easily start multitasking.

Drag the app icon towards the top, and another towards the bottom.

Not exact matches

If your desktop is full of icons (such as screenshots you no longer need), you can hold down «command» then drag your cursor over several of them to select multiple files, folders or apps at a time.

Available features and services include: Handsfree phone calls or texts Built - in radio options, which allow drivers and passengers to stream internet radio through Bluetooth or plug - in compatible personal devices in to USB or AUX ports Uconnect Navigation with turn - by - turn directions Touchscreen with customizable menu bar, using the Drag and Drop feature Drag and drop the most used app icons to the main menu bar for one - screen usability SiriusXM Radio, Travel Link, Traffic and SiriusXM Guardian connected services provide real - time information and a variety of entertainment options: The vehicle can be commanded from virtually anywhere, allowing owners to remotely lock, unlock doors or start their vehicles via a smartphone app In the event of a minor collision, medical or other emergency, the occupant can press the SOS button located on the rearview mirror to be connected to a trained call center agent who can send emergency assistance to the vehicle's location Send & Go sends the destination directly to the Uconnect Navigation system before entering the vehicle.

The Nook Tablet's homescreen will also be more familiar to those who have used Android or iOS before; you have the option to customize your homescreen by dragging and dropping your favorite icons onto your grid, into columns and rows of apps.

You can drag and drop entire folders of apps onto the home screens, which is helpful, although you can't turn the folders off if you'd rather have regular Android - style icon menus.

There is no learning curve; you simply drag your profile image to the unlock icon, and you have access to the large and uncluttered interface that features a carousel (which like the Kindle is a hodge - podge of disparate icons), your library and some recently used apps.

Long - pressing the QSlide app window and dragging it to either side of the screen will dock it, shrinking it to the size of a standard app icon.

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I have also installed the Macintosh DeDRM 5.6 app which claims that it can open an Amazon book either by entering the code or dragging it onto the icon.

On the customization screen, accessible by tapping the + icon, you can simply drag and drop any elements (Widgets, Apps, Wallpapers...) from the sections displayed in the middle to the screen of your choice in the 3 - D carousel at the top (see picture below the subtitle «screen and virtual buttons).

The FreeTime app only allows Books, Videos and Apps as content / access types — no photos, audiobooks, web, etc., yet the Favorites star icon / menu is there and it instructs the user to «drag favorite videos, websites, apps, photos...» to the Favorites tab to store them thApps as content / access types — no photos, audiobooks, web, etc., yet the Favorites star icon / menu is there and it instructs the user to «drag favorite videos, websites, apps, photos...» to the Favorites tab to store them thapps, photos...» to the Favorites tab to store them there.

Rearranging your apps on the home and other screens is an awkward process on the Torch: You tap and hold an app icon, then tap where on the screen you want to move it to — you can't simply drag the icon as on the iPhone.

Just tap and hold any app to invoke the «shaking apps» status, in which you can drag apps wherever you want, or click the X icon to delete them (press the Home button when done to exit that mode).

You can add app shortcuts to this main screen by dragging and dropping icons between home screens.

Long press an icon to drag and drop it with the other icon to build a new folder, or press App Drawer - Menu - New Folder.

Long - press one app icon and drag it on top of another one to put them together in a folder.

Universe is a mobile - based website builder for the social media era, eschewing complicated templates for easily customizable website «filters» that pin trendy designs to a grid pattern where users can drag and drop photos, videos and icons to build up a mobile - optimized website in minutes on the company's iOS app.

You can add additional screens by long - pressing an app icon and then dragging it to the very edge of the screen; after a few seconds, a new home screen page should show up where you can drop the icon.

Tap and hold on the screen to get a preview of the notification without even unlocking your phone, and drag up to the notification icon to wake the phone up and go right to that app.

Apple has also implemented a new operating system - wide drag - and - drop gesture, allowing users to drag files and app icons from one location in iOS, to another, more easily.

iOS 11 turns your iPad into a more capable tablet as you can drag and drop files, app icons and more across the operating system.

I'm particularly disappointed that iTunes no longer lets you rearrange how your apps appear on the phone; instead, you have to do that by dragging icons around on the iPhone's display.

To add an icon, drag the item (either from another home screen or from the app drawer) to the transparent tab on the right side of your screen.

You can also help alleviate this problem by dragging the icons for apps that occasionally call for attention down to the main area of the system tray where you can see them.

With the dock visible, long - press an app icon on the dock and then drag and drop it to the left or right side of your iPad's display.

Even in the drawer, long - pressing triggers App Shortcuts, so you have to ignore the pop - up, keep your finger held down on the icon, then drag it around a bit before the launcher recognizes that you're trying to grab an icon rather than triggering App Shortcuts.

Or, when you get a notification you don't like, drag it slowly to the right and you'll see a settings icon, tap that to go to the settings for that app, and turn it off.

From there you can search through your apps, or drag their icons out to the home screen.

You can do this by dragging the icons for these apps on top of each other.

Accessible from both the launcher and app drawer, the shortcuts can be dragged out as individual homescreen icons for much quicker access.

Drag an app's icon from the desktop to the windows taskbar, and ViGlance will pin it there, so you can launch the program from the task bar without having to search the start menu.

The shortcut can be dragged around and placed anywhere, including in app folders — just like a normal app icon.

The icon will appear on your home screen like any other app shortcut or widget, so you can drag it around and put it wherever you like.

To create a folder on the desktop, simply drag one icon on top of another or you can also drag the folders from within the app drawer directly to the desktop.

When you're done with that, drag the Smart Drawer icon into the empty spot on your dock where your app drawer button used to be.

Now all you need to do is drag - and - drop the icon of the Windows Store app that you want to start at every startup from the Applications folder to the Startup folder.

As I mentioned earlier, you can quickly launch apps from the lock screen by dragging their icons upward, and if you chose a custom clock widget in your routine options, you'll see that here as well.

For example, you can touch an app's icon in the app drawer and drag it to the Uninstall option at the top of your screen to quickly uninstall it without opening any settings menus.

To completely close the app, you have to drag it towards the bottom and hold it for a few seconds, till it flips to display its icon.

Google has also made the drag and drop options for app icons more consistent.

You can also drag - and - drop app icons onto each other to easily create app folders on your home screen.

To close the side - by - side apps, you long - press the app icon and drag it upwards.

After you've used Slide Over to introduce a second app to your screen, drag the bar that sits between both apps to the left until the icons for both apps appear on top of their sides of the screen.

To create a folder, drag an app's icon onto another app's icon.

Drag other app icons onto the folder to add them.

On Android, you can generally locate the Facebook app icon in your app drawer, long - press it, and drag it to a trash icon or something similar to uninstall it.

Create shortcut icons: Once you have your list of app shortcuts pop up on the screen, you can drag and place them on the screen as their own individual icons.