Sentences with phrase «draw on your phone screen»

There's also a special flight plan mode where the drone flies along a path that you draw on your phone screen with your finger!

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Take your phone, open the drone app and use your finger to draw a customized flight route on your screen.

The feature list should sound familiar: it's in many ways the same Galaxy Note already available in Europe, featuring a 1280 x 800 Super AMOLED display, 8 - megapixel primary and 2 - megapixel secondary cameras, and the so - called «S Pen,» a stylus integrated into the rear that can be used to register pressure - sensitive drawings on the phone's expansive screen.

Its fingerprint sensor can unlock the phone in 0.3 seconds, while its Knuckle Sense Technology gives the phone's user the ability to create multiple shortcuts such as tapping and drawing on the screen to capture movies and clips that can be shared instantly.

The «doodle» function on the app takes anything you draw on your phone or tablet, and sends it to the small e-ink screen on the Triby.

Though the comic book - style sequences are decently drawn, they constantly drag on by showing Marian's death over and over, Billy's distraught rage over losing her (again played out with hilariously awful voice acting), and other eye - rolling sequences such as remembering the time he bought her a necklace or recovering her stolen cell - phone (with a bullet hole right on the screen showing another photo of the couple).

Guyton's purposeful misuse of these tools to make paintings and drawings results in beautiful accidents that relate to daily lives now punctuated by misprinted photos and blurred images on our phone and computer screens.

On screen, you saw a pencil - drawn animation of a baby that would progressively move less and less as you shook your phone, until big red X's would appear over its eyes and it would stop moving altogether, at which point the baby is presumably dead.

Reportedly based on schematics, the drawings feature a phone with a 5.8 - inch screen in a 5.4 x 2.7 - inch frame, roughly the same height as the iPhone 7 though a little bit wider.

Just a Line is simple to use and only requires the user to draw with their finger on the phone's screen.

There's unfortunately no way to quickly double tap the power button while the phone is on to launch the camera, although you can use the knuckle mode to draw a C on the screen to launch the camera from anywhere.

The top and bottom bezels are the exact same size, drawing attention to the screen's perfectly centered alignment on the phone's front.

Gestures are supported, allowing you to double tap the phone to wake it, draw on the screen to launch different apps, and use a three - finger swipe to take a screenshot.

Users can select an object or person on their phone screen by drawing a square around it, then the Osmo automatically tracks that person / thing wherever it goes.

It can be used to draw letters on screen to load specific apps or even real - time capture what you're doing on the phone.

Highlights of the changes apparently on the drawing board for the next iPhone include: * An OLED Display: Apple would be playing catch - up with Samsung here, as its flagship Galaxy S phones feature Super AMOLED screens.

This feature lets you use your knuckle to draw letters on the phone's screen to launch apps, such as C for camera and e for browser.

Go to Settings > Gestures then you then activate the ability to flip the phone over on its face to mute a call, swipe with three fingers to take a screenshot, double tap to wake the phone or draw II on the lock screen with two fingers to play or pause music.

This worked great on the Moto X's AMOLED display because that screen tech allows phones to light individual pixels and not draw power needlessly.

There are a few flourishes here and there that add to the overall usefulness of the phone, like the ability to swipe up from the bottom to access search quickly and the ability to draw shapes on the locked screen to launch apps like the camera and flashlight.

You can easily imagine other full - screen apps making similarly good use of the top corners of a modern phone's display: games can show the player's score on one side and remaining lives on the other, reading apps can display page numbers or quick links to bookmarks, drawing apps can tuck brush shape and size toggles into the corners, and social apps can jam their unread - message counters into those slots.

Cold screen access is when the screen is off (phone in standby mode) you can draw a character on the screen — for example «C», the phone will launch the camera application directly without the need to power on the phone and unlock.

My eyes are no longer drawn to whatever the most saturated thing on my screen is, so navigating my phone feels a little more purposeful.

There are some gestures which the phone supports, including ones that will answer a voice call when you lift up the phone, or ones that you can draw on screen from a sleeping display to wake it up and have it unlock to whatever app or function you have configured for that drawing gestures, like launching the browser when you draw the letter «c.» There is also a feature inside display settings called Free Touch, and what this does is put a little dot on the edge of your display that will give you quick access to various different apps and functions.

There are also gestures you need to trace on the screen to get to certain features; for example, drawing a «D» will open the phone menu, and drawing an «L» turns on the built - in LED flashlight.

I do the same but I made mine on my Android phone with this app called «realfont» where you just draw out your letters in your screen.