Sentences with phrase «fingers tapping on the screen»

It is a full touch screen, but it will only function with the stylus provided with the device, so fingers tapping on the screen will have no effect.

It's a small feature, but it will appeal to anyone in a rush, or anyone who lives in a cold climate — less time with fingers tapping on a screen is more time said fingers can be kept warm.

Not exact matches

He taps a finger on the screen, says «Thanks!»

Enemy soldiers appear on each stage, and you swipe your finger on the screen to aim and tap to fire.

Aside from the color inversion, Meaghan utilizes the VoiceOver feature that will read any selected text on the screen, and the Zoom feature that requires a double - tap of three fingers.

Long gone are the days of handwriting or typing out each and every lesson that you plan on doing, nowadays all you have to do is tap your finger on a screen a few times and you will have your lesson plans done.

The driver taps on buttons, swipes across the screen or pinches his fingers together to work the system.

Users select menu options and the associated functions in the usual way with the iDrive Controller or by simply tapping the button on the iDrive Touch screen with their finger.

You slide your finger across the pad and the cursor on the screen moves; you tap the pad to make a selection.

I miss this ability on the touch readers: you need to move your finger from wherever it's resting (which can't be the screen, of course) into the screen area and tap each time.

Wow, reading his novel on the iPad was very pleasant and sooo easy on the eyes — I bumped the text up to 12 point type with a tap of my finger on the screen.

via Startup gets Kindle Touch to understand handwriting Puzzle technology startup Puzzazz is giving Amazon's Kindle Touch a capability that even Amazon didn't envision — letting users input numbers and letters by writing them naturally with a finger on the screen, rather than tapping at the e-reader's tiny on - screen keyboard.

If you're having trouble tapping «SORT» (I did), try zooming in by pinching your fingers together on the screen and pushing them away from each other.

Puzzle - game startup Puzzazz is demonstrating software that lets users fill in text boxes by writing naturally on the screen with their finger, as opposed to tapping at a tiny on - screen keyboard.

There are 9 tap zones of the screen, tapping of each of them can be flexible set for any function (Scrolling, opening files, jump to chapters, menu display, and so on) It's possible to manage brightness of screen's lightning by swiping your finger along the left side of screen.

If you compare too an iPad, all you need to do is double tap the screen and it will resize calculating on the white space, turning pages is then as simple as a finger flick on the screen.

Despite the absence of a QWERTY keypad, the Samsung device has on - screen interface which enables the users to start reading books and also initiate other basic applications, like writing notes with the tap of a finger.

The 6 inch e-ink screen having a resolution of 800 x 600 pixels is touch sensitive, which means a light tap or a swipe of the finger is all that is needed to get things done on this device.

This new system is great, it allows you to tap your finger rapidly on the screen or gesture and it will change the pages very quickly.

Anybody who's used the iPad knows there are big advantages in moving to a touch - screen interface, especially when it comes to e-reading (you can highlight passages with a finger, look up words in the dictionary by tapping on them, and so forth).

You find the second set of menus, which is more specific to the document you're currently working on, by tapping the screen with your finger.

You CAN use a two - finger double - tap gesture to zoom in on the text — but then, the text is too big for the page to fit on the screen at once, and you have to drag the page around to see everything.

The menu options are arranged as large icons on the screen so you can just tap them with a finger.

Activation is quick and easy; swipe down from the top of the screen with two fingers to access the Quick Settings; tap on the book icon to enable Reading Mode.

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.

First, when selecting a highlighted item on an open menu, in addition to tapping the screen with your finger you can actually just click the menu key again and it will act like an enter key (or touchscreen click) and select the item.

It became even easier now on the tolino eReader with our quick scroll function: by simply tapping on the right or left hand screen margin and pulling the finger towards the middle of the display (leaving the finger on the display) the eReader automatically scrolls for you!

Taking notes is as simple as highlighting a selection with your finger, and tapping an annotation on the on - screen display.

While that window is ON if you tap and hold down with two fingers anywhere on the screen for at least five seconds the accessibility reader will come on and say, «Continue holding down two fingers to enable accessibility.&raquON if you tap and hold down with two fingers anywhere on the screen for at least five seconds the accessibility reader will come on and say, «Continue holding down two fingers to enable accessibility.&raquon the screen for at least five seconds the accessibility reader will come on and say, «Continue holding down two fingers to enable accessibility.&raquon and say, «Continue holding down two fingers to enable accessibility.»

- Temporarily magnify screen: Triple - tap the screen with a finger and hold your finger on the screen.

QSlide lets you open up little mini apps on top of your desktop and manipulate how transparent they appear; QuickMemo lets you draw on the screen with your finger; and LG's cool new KnockOn feature lets you turn the screen on and off with a double tap of your finger.

The new gestures / features include the Stop Speech command (two - finger single - tap), Turn Screen Curtain On / Off (three - finger triple - tap) and the new Learn Mode for gesture practice (four - finger double - tap).

Having dedicated buttons allow you to rest your finger on the button and press down when you need to turn the page, instead of moving a finger to tap on the screen.

They tap or slide a finger on the screen.

Since I first went hands - on with the PlayBook, I've noticed the homescreen GUI has become much more fluid and the sensitivity to touchscreen inputs has been refined (I noticed it initially didn't respond to my index finger taps as nicely as when I tapped the screen with my thumbs (maybe I tap too fast with my index fingers?)

If you double tap on a word with your finger or the stylus it cues the Oxford American (or English) eDictionary to quickly pop up at the bottom of the screen.

Tip: While in speed reading mode you can tap and hold your finger on the screen to pause the cursor.

To turn, you slightly pinch with either thumb; on other Kindles, you had to lift your finger and tap the screen.

Beyond that, a simple tap on the Vita's screen activates Detective Mode, while scanning the environment requires you to hold your finger and swipe across the screen to highlight your surroundings, hidden objects, collectibles, breakable walls, etc..

When it comes to controlling the pinball action you can use either button controls (L and R buttons for flippers and left stick for nudging the table) or touch controls (tapping the left or right section of the screen to control the flippers and sliding your finger on the back touch for nudge) or a combination of both.

You can walk somewhere by simply tapping your destination on the screen — or drag your finger across the screen, and your character will follow along.

The lack of touch pad implementation is surprising as the Vita's touch screen control scheme was pretty much perfected as it saw the cursor being replaced with icons and consisted of tapping on an icon to perform a particular action, interact with an object, start a conversation with a person in your group or to choose a response in a conversation, while dragging your finger around the touch screen would move Clementine around cover or exploring the environment as you search for supplies and people, so it is difficult to understand why such functionality could not have made the transition from the Vita to the DualShock 4 controller.

The touchscreen naturally works well for these types of games for a variety of reasons, but one major reason for this is that many puzzle games are not filled with a lot of on - screen clutter or virtual buttons and just require a tap or drag of the finger for input...

The lack of touch pad implementation is surprising as the Vita's touch screen control scheme was pretty much perfected as it saw the cursor being replaced with icons and consisted of tapping on an icon to perform a particular action, interact with an object, start a conversation with a person in your group or to choose a response in a conversation, while dragging your finger around the touch screen would move Lee around cover or exploring the environment and finding people, so it is difficult to understand why such functionality could not have made the transition from the Vita to the DualShock 4 controller.

Or do it faster by tapping on the bottom screen, still able to walk around if your fingers are limber enough.

Music notes flow down the screen towards four black and three white piano keys at the bottom and you must play each note by tapping, holding, or sliding your finger on the correct key.

You select a spell by tapping on the icon at the bottom of the screen and then dragging your finger in one continuous motion along the lines of the spell symbol.

The game asks players to tap and drag their finger on the screen to collect groups of three - or - more fruits that touch in some way, including diagonally, in order to complete level - specific goals and earn points.

Random tips about the battlefield interface on iPad, just in case you haven't already figured these out: — If you can't get it to notice that you're trying to place your soldier (no little circle), try a quick tap on the screen where you want to go, rather than dragging your finger and hoping it will notice.

The controls are the usual rhythm game style, where notes fall from the top screen and you hit them in time to the music, but now players tap their fingers on the screen to hit the notes.