Sentences with phrase «fingerprint swipe gestures»

Truth be told, fingerprint swipe gestures are actually nothing new.

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Its front side fingerprint sensor works with gesture swipes, which enables it to effectively replace the Android control keys.

In a recent work, he captured iPhone swipes with magnetic fingerprinting ink often used by police; he then printed the resulting gestures onto kites.

Also, the sensor is not solely a fingerprint scanner, but it also supports swipe gestures.

Like the Mate 7 from last year, the fingerprint sensor can be used to unlock your phone with a single tap, even when the display is switched off, while it also comes with a range of gestures including the ability to take a selfie or answer a call with a single tap, access your notifications by swiping down on the sensor and clear all notifications with a double click and slide through pictures in the gallery by swiping the sensor.

The Honor 6X's fingerprint sensor also supports swipe gestures; swiping left and right flips through pics in a photo album, for instance, while a series of taps snoozes alarms and places calls.

You can even use fingerprint gestures to pull down the notification drawer with a swipe on the sensor, which is handy for such a large phone.

You can also turn on fingerprint gestures on the device, so you can bring down the full notification drawer with two swipes.

Like other Huawei products, the MediaPad M3 comes with a fingerprint sensor that also supports gestures, including the ability to go back a step, swipe between apps, and launch your recent apps.

However if you were hoping LG would mimic the Pixel's swipe - down shortcut on the fingerprint scanner for quick notification shade access, you'll be disappointed — the gesture isn't enabled on the G6.

Moving it from the front of the phone to the back was smart — it allowed OnePlus to introduce convenient new fingerprint gestures, including a swipe - down gesture that pulls up the notification panel and a long - press motion that snaps a picture.

Additionally, third - party app developers can now use an API to monitor the fingerprint scanner for swipes (both vertical and horizontal) to create even more gestures.

This feature has since been added to Nexus devices, but Google's taking the fingerprint - swipe gesture to a whole new level in Android Oreo.

You will need to scratch the surface a bit to see a rather rich feature set, which includes support for gestures and the ability to access select apps by swiping across the fingerprint scanner (the apps «peep» in from the edges of the phone).

You can even make gestures on the fingerprint reader to perform actions, such as swiping down to open the notification tray or swiping left and right to browse through photos when using Huawei's gallery app.

You use fingerprint tap and swipe gestures to navigate the phone: tap on the left - side of the fingerprint sensor to go back, tap on the right - side to go home, and swipe left or right on the sensor to open the recents.

Samsung tries to mitigate this with a fingerprint sensor gesture that lets you swipe down to access the notification shade, but just like on the Galaxy S8, the fingerprint sensor is inconveniently placed next to the camera hardware on the back of the phone.

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.

In a recent update, Fingerprint Quick Action added the Pixel's new «Swipe for notifications» gesture.

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

Also, if you want to, you can also disable Android's on - screen buttons and use swiping gestures on the larger - than - usual fingerprint sensor instead.

Additionally, if you want to, you can also disable Android's on - screen buttons and use swiping gestures on the larger - than - usual fingerprint sensor instead.

The fingerprint reader on back, has a gesture in settings, that you can swipe down for notification bar to appear.

However, unlike the TouchID, the P10's fingerprint sensor can recognize gestures, so you can swipe left to go back, swipe right to open up your recent apps or do something else entirely depending on how you configure it.

While I love the idea of fingerprint gestures — tap for home, swipe right for app list, left for back — I couldn't seem to get the hang of them.

An interesting (and often - infuriating) change was the decision to replace the navigation buttons with a series of gestures centered around the fingerprint sensor: a short tap will take you back, while a long press will take you home, a horizontal swipe will open your recent apps and finally Google Now is opened with a swipe up.

These include slide gestures like swiping down on the fingerprint sensor brings down the notifications panel while swiping to the side help change the photos in the gallery.

There are other good features in the Pixels, such as the desktop landscape mode that lets you access apps in landscape mode (rather than just portrait mode), as well as the fingerprint gestures called Moves that let you swipe down to see your notifications and even view your settings.

In the Oreo Beta build, the swipe gesture on the fingerprint sensor is much improved.

To make this less of a chore, you can enable fingerprint sensor gestures, which allows you to swipe down on the fingerprint sensor from any screen to pull down your notifications, just like on a Google Pixel.

OxygenOS's support for fingerprint gestures lets you swipe down to pull down the notification shade, and long press while inside the camera app to take a photo.

Xiaomi Mi A1 users also complained of problems with Recents apps button, unresponsiveness of camera, swipe on fingerprint sensor gesture not working, unresponsiveness of ambient light sensor, app crashes and Bluetooth automatically turning on for some people.

Other issues include swipe on fingerprint sensor gesture not working, unresponsiveness of ambient light sensor, app crashes and Bluetooth automatically turning on for some users.

Users can choose one of two options: have virtual home buttons take up space on the display while the fingerprint sensor is dedicated solely to unlocking the device, or use the fingerprint sensor as all three buttons through gestures — long tap for home, quick tap for back, swipe for app list.

It even sports a fingerprint reader on the front that supports gestures such as swipe left to go back, or swipe right to open recent apps.

It includes features like quick access shortcuts on the lock screen, a theme engine, and the ability to use the View 10's fingerprint sensor to navigate the screen via swipe gestures.

Helpful gestures let you take screenshots by tapping the screen with your knuckle, bring down the notification shade by swiping down on the fingerprint scanner, or double - tap the sensor to clear notifications.

They will also end up smudging the camera if they intend to use the gesture that lets one swipe down on the fingerprint sensor to access the notification shade.

There are small enhancements, such as the Google Now widget on the top left of the home screen, the revamped app drawer that you can access by simply swiping up from the quick access bar, and new gesture controls that let you open the notifications tray by swiping down in the fingerprint sensor in back.

However, with the arrival of Android 7.1.2 Nougat beta 2 — which is rolling out now — users of the nexus 6P will be greeted with support for the much - awaited fingerprint gesture, which lets one swipe down on the fingerprint sensor and see the alerts.

The Nexus 5X, for instance, received Android 7.1.2 earlier this month and it brought the Google Pixel fingerprint gesture that allows users to swipe down on the fingerprint sensor to see notifications.

All you need to go to Settings > Gestures and Swipe fingerprint for notifications.

It appears that the likes of Night Light mode and the fancy fingerprint swipe or fingerprint gestures will not be making it to Google Nexus 6P, Pixel X or Nexus 5X even with the update to Android 7.1 Nougat.

See, I love Huawei's fingerprint gestures: in particular, the ability to swipe down on the sensor to bring down the notification shade.

The fingerprint sensors were not allowing access to the smartphones, but they were able to swipe down and get notifications and Moves gesture was also functional.

I've always thought fingerprint gestures were pretty neat and I've been a longtime user of Nova Launcher's Swipe Gestures to launch my favorite applications gestures were pretty neat and I've been a longtime user of Nova Launcher's Swipe Gestures to launch my favorite applications Gestures to launch my favorite applications quickly.

Now the swiping gestures are actually found under the «Fingerprint ID» settings, while «Smart Key» settings are found under «Smart Assistance».

The fingerprint sensor on this device may not be usable for mobile payments, but it does still do more than unlock the device thanks to a swipe gesture that BLU designed for it.

Meanwhile, the best Nexus 5X, 6P, 6 or 9 owners can hope for are relatively timely updates to a watered - down Android 7.1 Nougat build, with highlights including Night Light, Touch / display performance improvements, a fingerprint swipe down gesture, Daydream VR mode, manual storage manager, and a bunch of developer features.

While EMUI isn't necessarily my cup of tea it does offer some nice features such as quick access shortcuts on the lock screen, a theme engine, and the ability to use the fingerprint sensor to navigate via swipe gestures in place of the on - screen navigation keys.