Sentences with phrase «finger swipe gesture»

Its programmable navigation button puts control in the palm of your hand, allowing you to switch between applications, change between desktops, drag - and - drop files and images, replicate the three - finger swipe gesture that brings up mission control on a Mac computer, and bring up Task View on Windows 10.

You can now use a two - finger swipe gesture on touch - enabled devices to dismiss all notifications, and notifications stored in Action Center use am / pm to indicate timestamps when using 12 - hour clock format, instead of a / p.

Google also provides a finger swipe gesture to drop the notification shade.

Google also improved the finger swipe gesture for the Pixels and Bluetooth connectivity issues.

Murasaki supports two - finger swipe gesture to move between contents (Mac OS X 10.7 +).

I downloaded a few apps and did some muscle memory work to remind myself to, say, use the three - finger swipe gesture to switch between apps instead of dragging windows around.

As the ball is designated to different areas of the half court, using finger swipe gestures, you can guide the ball towards the backboard.

With a three fingers swipe gesture from right to left (which is quite awkward), you can minimise three apps one at a time, then switch between them by swiping in reverse (left to right, and again the use of three fingers in a must).

Slide Aside With a three fingers swipe gesture from right to left (which is quite awkward), you can minimise three apps one at a time, then switch between them by swiping in reverse (left to right, and again the use of three fingers is a must).

Not exact matches

Like tablets and the latest smartphones, the screen recognizes finger swipes and pinch / spread gestures.

Its myriad systems include the latest generation of Easy Connect infotainment systems, SEAT Full Link and the exclusive SEAT ConnectApp that comes with voice recognition and gesture control technology, allowing functions to be activated with just a finger swipe on the touchscreen.

One of the novelties introduced in the 7 Series is gesture control, with camera detecting certain specific gestures: A swirling finger to raise or lower audio volume, swiping hand to accept a phone call, and a two - finger poke that can be set to a variety of different functions like changing radio station or activating route guidance to home.

Once you tap on an issue in the My Comics view, you can swipe from page to page or use the usual gestures (spread two fingers to zoom in, pinch to zoom back out).

Speaking of gestures, they have developed a new way to take advantage of multi-touch gestures, so two fingers will go forward or backwards two pages depending on where you are swiping the display screen.

Windows 7 users will have the added ability to use finger gestures to enhance the reading experience, including using a finger pinch to zoom in and out and finger swipes to turn pages.

However, we were disappointed to discover that aside from pinch - zoom, we couldn't perform multitouch gestures such as two - finger swipe or rotate.

The patent further reveals the way how an application or a window can be closed by holding their finger for a period of time or a swipe gesture.

The only difference is in what happens as you make those gestures: the iPad app shows an animation of one page sliding away and another sliding in (and in fact, moves the pages right under your fingers if you choose to swipe from one page to the next).

iBooks has good support, as does Mantano Reader, but the Kobo app always starts reading from the beginning of the chapter (no matter where your location is), page turns do not automatically synchronize (same with Marvin), and the two finger swipe down gesture conflicts with Kobo's brightness adjustment gesture.

During our testing, the device supported only two - finger scrolling, but not Windows 8 gestures such as swiping between apps (off the left edge) and swiping to open the Charms menu (from right edge).

The second generation of this tablet looks the same, but this time it has multitouch baked in, so you can make iPhone-esque gestures with multiple fingers, such as rotating and zooming, instead of just, say, swiping with a single finger.

However, we were disappointed to discover that aside from pinch - zoom, we couldn't perform two - finger gestures like swipe or rotate.

While Windows 8 gestures worked well, executing multitouch gestures such as two - finger swipe and scroll were unreliable.

They are also packed with customizable smart gestures such as Pinch In, Pinch out and double finger swipes to make instant access to your favorite apps.

And once I mastered the four - finger gestures that allow you to pinch in to return to the home screen and swipe right to hop between open apps, I didn't desire «real» multitasking.

* Multifinger gesture support, such as four - finger swipe to toggle apps, or five - finger pinch to close apps.

The 5 - point capacitive touch display was highly sensitive to our gestures, allowing us to pinch - zoom, swipe with ease and draw with all the fingers on one hand in Windows Paint.

Copy the finger - swiping gestures on time to perform each stunt easily and accurately.

The device responded instantly to gestures such as swiping up three fingers to show all open windows or tapping four fingers to open the Action Center.

Nova Launcher — our favorite home screen launcher for Android — has some powerful and unique gesture features that will have your home screens cleaned up and more powerful than ever with just the swipe of a finger.

While the cursor is accurate and I had no trouble performing gestures like swiping three fingers up to see all of my open programs, I had to be very specific about where I clicked.

A two - finger swipe up or down pauses or plays music, for example, and another gesture switches to previous or upcoming songs in a playlist when you draw a «<» symbol or «>» on the screen.

The trackpad never dropped swipes in our testing, and it worked well for two - and three - finger gestures that the ZenBook struggled with.

The basic gestures include: Swipe up and lift your finger to go home; swipe up and pause midway for multitasking; swipe to the right across the hint bar to quickly switch between recent apps; swipe down from the top - left corner to the end of the notch to view notifications; and swipe down from the top - right corner to open Control CeSwipe up and lift your finger to go home; swipe up and pause midway for multitasking; swipe to the right across the hint bar to quickly switch between recent apps; swipe down from the top - left corner to the end of the notch to view notifications; and swipe down from the top - right corner to open Control Ceswipe up and pause midway for multitasking; swipe to the right across the hint bar to quickly switch between recent apps; swipe down from the top - left corner to the end of the notch to view notifications; and swipe down from the top - right corner to open Control Ceswipe to the right across the hint bar to quickly switch between recent apps; swipe down from the top - left corner to the end of the notch to view notifications; and swipe down from the top - right corner to open Control Ceswipe down from the top - left corner to the end of the notch to view notifications; and swipe down from the top - right corner to open Control Ceswipe down from the top - right corner to open Control Center.

Still, it's responsive and smooth, and instantly reacted to Windows 10 gestures like tapping four fingers to open the Notification Center and switching apps with three - finger swipes.

A powerful touchpad actually has more helpful gestures than a touch screen, offering helpful movements such as three - finger swipe, two finger rotation and more.

The trackpad never dropped swipes in our testing, and worked well for two - and three - finger gestures.

While it's responsive to gestures like swiping up with three fingers to show open apps and scrolling with two fingers, I found myself hitting the edges a lot during simple web browsing.

There are gestures like flipping the phone on its face to mute an incoming phone call, or to take a screenshot by swiping the screen with three fingers.

Setup takes around half a dozen taps per finger, and the fingerprint sensor also comes with some neat shortcut gestures, like swiping down to open the notification shade.

Up next, «Finger Sensor Gestures» enables you to swipe down on your fingerprint sensor to slide down to the notification shade.

You still swipe up from the bottom (dragging your finger up the screen further than when you trigger the app dock with the same gesture), but the quick settings are now all right - aligned, while a multitasking grid appears on the left side.

Method 2: Swipe the three fingers from top to bottom of the screen to capture the screenshot, but this option must be enabled in the screen on gesture menu on your device.

A screenshot can also be captured by using the smart gesture i, e., swipe the three fingers from up to down and vice-versa.

Then we have one and two - finger gestures to use on any blank space on our home screen, like double - tap and two - finger swipes.

Offscreen gestures include your standard double tap to wake device, but also one finger swipe up / right to launch your selected shortcut.

The only special gesture supported seems to be the three - finger swipe up for quickly sharing content.

The device also supports onscreen gestures, where you can swipe up and down with two fingers to increase or decrease the volume.

Multitasking gestures, such as using four fingers to swipe between your most recent apps, make it easy to move through different apps, but not as well as on the 12.9 - inch iPad Pro (I may just have large hands).

Some apps may have their own gestures, like a three - finger swipe left and right to skim through Chrome browser tabs, but there are three common ones that work with everything you do on your Chromebook.