Sentences with phrase «far more buttons»

There are far more buttons than I was expecting, especially for such a little device.

Infiniti uses far more buttons than most automakers, but I applaud it.

While they are solid and workable, setting up a shot with spin and angle seems to take far more button presses than it really should.

Not exact matches

This is a welcome shift for Google the technology; from the beginning the search engine has included an «I'm Feeling Lucky» button, so confident was Google founder Larry Page that the search engine could deliver you the exact result you wanted, and while yesterday's Google Assistant demos were canned, the results, particularly when it came to contextual awareness, were far more impressive than the other assistants on the market.

Usually, however, she's pushing cultural buttons having to do with matters far more risqué than the mundane details of parenting.

For a while, it seemed as if the ongoing debate about online safety, and all the expertise engaged with that, was obscured by simplified «panic button» coverage in the spat between Facebook and Ceop, the Child Exploitation and Online Protection centre.In the meantime, the Family Online Safety Institute had been collaborating on something far more worthwhile - an international directory of online safety initiatives.

Their meaty, somewhat exotic flavor is deeper and far more complex than that of the more common plain white button mushrooms, and their unique woodsy flavor combined with their ease of cooking and versatility make them a very popular choice for the discerning gastrophile.

These are far more powerful than your average white button or cremini mushroom, and if you're a regular reader you already know about my love for Four Sigmatic's Mushroom Elixirs.

Once double breasted frock coats were established, lapels were sharply creased and their form was more static, varying only in details such as height, since they were buttoned nearly to the neck by the Edwardians, then lengthened to the classic three - button shape, the two - button jacket being a further American innovation.

I don't normally veer too far from my relatively basic neutral outfits, however I like these two trends and I think I'll be wearing more of these skirts with some button down blouses and T shirts just to get out of my wardrobe rutt.

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Others are far more conservative and buttoned - down.

Far more welcoming to button - mashers than Street Fighter IV, this is a game in which you can tap stuff and watch sparkly miracles happen.

the gameplay gets worse the further you get due to the unresponsiveness of controls this is one of the biggest problems this game has you get taught new tricks that require more and different button presses but too many times you will press a button and the stick to preform a trick and you will preform other tricks or sometimes you wont even preform a trick.

There's something far more volatile about an entire population of people targeting Americans than a lone super villain about to press the big red button and destroying the world.

Like Fred Zinnemann's 1948 Czech - lensed post-war classic The Search, 1945 is a reckoning with the evil and horrors of the Holocaust that pushes emotional buttons with a far more oblique approach.

Strangely, melee attacks are far more useful, letting you knock out half a dozen guards in a row if you're slamming the button fast enough.

Tom Hooper's The Danish Girl, promoted squarely around the hot button conversation of transgender issues, is far more effective as a story of the power of love during a marriage in crisis.

The developers call it the Total Pitch Control, which is another way of saying, 2K is moving further and further away from the face buttons and relying more and more on the analog sticks in their game.

Don't get me wrong, the controls are serviceable, but rotating a character by tapping buttons and looking at an arrow to aim is far more inaccurate and problematic than the immediate responsiveness of a second stick.

Luckily EA allows you to use the face buttons which for ground strokes I found to be far more responsive.

Button combos are easier than some more hardcore fighting games, and a «simple» mode streamlines them further.

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).

As cars get more and more complicated and gain further features, engineers need to stop and think whether it's worth saving money to simply bury a function in a menu or touchscreen instead of fitting a dedicated hard button.

The Avalon's audio and climate controls are strangely laid out and lack real buttons, while the ES 300h uses a more traditional layout that along with a center dial controller for the media system doesn't deviate too far from the norm.

Further specification includes; 7 - inch high - resolution TFT colour display, Front / rear park distance control, Instrument cluster with high - resolution 4.8 - inch TFT colour display, Mobile telephone preparation, Off - road button, On board computer, PCM navigation module, Porsche communications management, Porsche Connect Plus, Power tailgate, Sports button in centre console, Connect Plus with Apple CarPlay, wireless internet access, Carfinder, Remote Vehicle Status and Remote Services, DAB Digital radio, USB interface in rear, Tinted LED tail lights, Hill hold control, Motor Slip Regulation - Engine Drag Torque Control, Passenger airbag deactivation system, PTM (Porsche Traction Management), Porsche stability management (PSM) and so much more.

The 57 - year - old Wright is a typically buttoned - up Brit who knows (but won't outright say) that diesel Land Rovers make far more sense than their gas equivalents.

The changes to the dash layout are dramatic; last year, we counted more than 80 buttons on top - of - the - line Touring Elite models, but this year that number has dropped to just over 20, which is far less daunting.

Materials are plusher and prettier all round, and you get a far more modern set of technologies, with dual 12.3 - inch displays for the instrument cluster and infotainment system, operated by buttons on the steering wheel, voice commands, or a touchpad and rotary dial on the center console.

The Drivelogic button on the console even alters the strategy of the changes, reducing the torque in the more comfortable modes to further smooth out shifts.

The tiny buttons, cubbies and switches of the old Elantra are replaced with far more substantial ones.

The driver can vary the engine's aural character using the M Sound Control button, enabling a quick switch to a far more understated sound.

While in track mode, toggling the traction control button and then the steering wheel controls reveals five more track programs that further fine - tune the performance for specific racing situations.

It's the best electronic shifter we've encountered thus far; more intuitive than the rotary button of the Ram pickups and the Dodge Durango and far, far more certain in engagement than the Grand Cherokee.

With the two freely configurable display buttons and the additional switches, further AMG functions can be controlled even more easily, as they are directly accessible on the steering wheel.

Looking far more elegant than a huge, four - seat cabrio has any right to, the new S - Class Cabriolet offers much the same recipe as the S - Class Coupe but with the option to push a button and open the cabin to the sky.

In their quest to minimise the count of potentially confusing buttons, Volkswagen Group's designers have scored a bit of an own goal — the infotainment system was far easier to navigate when it had more physical buttons and didn't rely on touch gestures.

Brushed chrome switchgear, speaker covers and buttons blend with flowing wood veneer and leather to bring the C - class far closer to the brand's flagship than we'd expect; in fact, E-class intenders wandering the showroom might wonder why they're paying so much extra for more conservative trimmings (when asked, Mercedes spokespeople claim E-class buyers are a very loyal bunch, and they don't anticipate much «downgrading»).

It sits 15 mm lower to the ground than steel springs in normal mode and can drop a further 10 mm when you hit the Sport button - lowering the centre of gravity so you can attack corners with even more vigour.

With gloss black surrounds all of the buttons are far more modern, even if they are a little more cluttered.

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It looks a lot like Apple's iPad Mini (complete with the placement of the camera, buttons, and headphone jack), but will sell at a far more attractive $ 249 price - point.

The buttons are also quite far around the back of the device, certainly more on the back than on the side.

Look at the Samsung Droid Charge on the left; they put a freaking logo between the screen and the Android buttons, pushing them even further away from the rest of the screen, requiring even more stretching and shuffling!

It's far more convenient to simply tap the screen to turn the page than to locate and press any of the various button designs of previous Kindle models.

We now live in a smartphone world where far more people have experienced a touchscreen smartphone than a phone with physical buttons and most people don't know a keyboard can work this way - whenever I give a demo of the KEYone to someone who is unfamiliar, swiping on the keyboard blows them away.

I am sticking with the basic kindle so far, I trust the buttons more rather than taps, too easy for me to do that by accident.

Bookmarks and history are viewable by pressing the star icon to the right of the URL / search bar, though accessing more advanced features — like flipping between and opening windows, or refreshing the page — are found a layer deeper by pressing the far - right button, which draws up a list of options.

No matter if you are left or right - handed — now you can read far more comfortably with customizable buttons.