Sentences with phrase «fingers on a phone screen»

Tesla responded with a software update that limited the Summon feature to smartphones and required the user to keep a finger on the phone screen when the car was being summoned.

Players score points in various ways, including capturing the Pokemon characters with a flick of a finger on their phone screen.

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

Movements with our fingers across a flat screen have come to replace pressing buttons and keys on everything from ATMs to phones, and researchers now are working on the next frontier: adding tactile feedback to help enhance the feeling that users are interacting directly with the technology.

A light layer of insulation helps keep your fingers toasty while the wicking fabric sucks up sweat, and the touch - screen - capable fingertips let you control your phone on - the - go.

Depending on the version, the devices offer functions such as Bluetooth audio streaming (with a smart phone, including cover display and touchscreen control), a proximity sensor (other menu details are shown when hand approaches the screen), two - finger map zooming in navigation mode (like on a smart phone) and interfacing of the mobile phone to the vehicle's exterior antenna by inductive coupling.

The phone runs on a new version of the BlackBerry operating system and works much like an iPhone, letting users swipe through screens and expand images with their fingers, these people say.

The video below notes the features of the two devices, with the home screen contacts; data usage on the phones; on - board games; qwerty keyboard for bigger fingers, with auto - complete; push email capabilities and musical aspects of the 201.

BlackBerry says that how oily residue from fingers left on phone screens can be used to steal passwords and other sensitive information.

Amazon, which is based in Seattle, said Tuesday that the Android Kindle software offers the ability to switch font sizes and, with a tap or the flick of a finger on the phone's screen, go to the next page in a book.

Place two fingers on the screen, and tilting the phone back and forth with cause the view to zoom in and out.

Even with large hands, we weren't able to curl our fingers and grip the phone as tightly as we wished while selecting items on the far left side of the screen, which made it feel a little precarious.

In fact, you can even just force - pull the phone out by anchoring your thumb on the screen and then gripping the phone with the tips of your fingers — this is, ahem, handy for when you want to extract the phone while keeping the tablet in your bag.

a phone) this probably wouldn't happen as I'd be forced to really be careful with my finger tips, or if it was bigger I'd be ok as there would be more room on the display, but the PlayBook is just big enough where you're very quickly working on the screen but then if not paying attention can run your fingers off it onto the those touch - sensitive edges.

The Samsung Galaxy S5 ships with Android 4.4.2 KitKat featuring Samsung's TouchWiz skin, immersive mode for viewing full - screen content without any distractions., Samsung's S Health fitness app has been refreshed which now lets you measure your heart rate by simply placing your finger on a monitor next to the phone's rear LED flash.

This is beyond retarded, there's no person alive in 2017 with a top phone like these ones that can touch with their finger a button to photograph and record a video but at the same time can't touch another button or simply anywhere on the screen to activate an essential function.

You have to float your fingers just above them, just as you would a software keyboard on the screen of your phone, or the Yoga Book itself.

Some iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus owners are reporting that the touch screens on their phones aren't registering their fingers» touch anymore, according to the tech teardown and repair site iFixit.

The larger surface area makes it easier to authenticate, and while the quoted 0.7 ms time isn't as quick as traditional fingerprint sensors, the ability to just place your finger on your phone's screen and unlock it is demonstrably cool.

You're still going to have to stretch your fingers to touch the corners of the screen furthest from your grip — navigating Google Maps on the go, for example, can be a cumbersome affair — so if you've been hesitant to buy into big - screen phones your best option is the smaller Galaxy S9.

It's nice that phone makers are working to integrate the fingerprint reader into the screen, but what happens when you have crumb, sweat or grease on your fingers?

When you want to put your phone to sleep, just place your finger on the fingerprint scanner, and the screen will turn off.

With the Apex FullView concept phone, the latest feature allows users to place their fingers anywhere on the bottom half of the screen to unlock the handset.

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.

This presents a problem when you simply want to check the time or a notification on the lock screen and may force you to use an unauthorized finger or press the power button to do so without unlocking the phone.

Though I still wish it would be an actual home button instead of just a sensor, it can be used to sleep the screen by placing your finger on it while the phone is on.

Our eyes nearly jumped out of our heads when we first saw Vivo's prototype phone that unlocks when you place your finger right on the screen.

Placing a finger on the fingerprint scanner does click a picture (works for both rear and front camera), so positioning the phone and clicking a selfie one - handed is more comfortable than compared to a thumb - initiated click on the screen.

The cursor can tap or long - press any element on the screen, and it can even be used to navigate your phone's UI, so you can control your entire device without having to lift a finger.

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

«You can start your PowerPoint presentation, advance the slides, see your speaker notes, and control an on - screen laser pointer with a touch of your finger — all from your phone.

Given the larger display and more screen real estate of an external monitor, Excel doesn't need to show large cells that are typically displayed on the phone for a finger - friendly UI.

It's an advancement of the technology we witnessed on the Vivo X20 Plus UD - the first phone to feature an in - display scanner - although you had to place your finger on one particular spot towards the bottom of the screen.

Looks gash and also I'd like to hold the phone without my fingers being on the screen.

Better screen, way better settings page and shortcuts, way better finger print scanner, my phone used to heat up after some time on gaming or just normal use, well that's gone now.

The navigation dock can work instead of, or in addition to, the phone's on - screen navigation keys, so users can move the cursor around with their fingers.

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.

I'm not a fan of the stock Android settings menu on this phone, which forces you to drag down with two fingers to adjust the screen brightness and use one to see notifications.

For starters, using a phone of this size is helped a bit by a one hand interface that can be moved around by holding a finger down on the screen and tilting the phone left or right.

However, in creating the massive screen on the front of the Galaxy S8, Samsung has moved the fingerprint scanner to the rear of the phone — and placed it out of the reach of most fingers when holding your phone naturally.

The sensor is always active so you can put your finger on the fingerprint sensor when the phone is sleeping and immediately unlock to the home screen.

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.

The sensor will show up on the screen as a virtual home button, where you will just need to place your finger, or thumb, whichever you have assigned, to unlock the phone and authorise payments.

A three - finger pinch quickly takes a screenshot, while a strong shake of the phone while idling on the lock screen activates the flashlight.

If I can place my finger on a screen, have it properly register the biometrics, and unlock my phone, I'll be more than happy.

It's a single touch scanner which means you can unlock your phone from screen off and locked just by placing your finger on it.

Each phone also touts what Microsoft bills as its Glance Screen Technology, which pops up with notifications ranging from emails to texts and the time, all without laying a finger on the device.

It feels like the phone has a decent digitizer under the screen as response felt good with no lag after my touch, and it seemed pretty accurate when using multi-touch points so using two or even three fingers on screen doesn't seem to be a problem.