Sentences with phrase «flicking through images»

These short animations are also displayed when flicking through images in the Camera Roll.

When not watching movies, flicking through images, or listening to audio tracks, you have the option to dress your naughty ninjas up using a extensive variety of unlockable items.

This is particularly handy for reading newspapers and websites and flicking through images in your gallery.

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We've now uploaded a full gallery of images, which we'd urge you to have a good flick through to see the wilder side of the west coast.

Flicking through the driving modes via buttons on the steering wheel shows an image of the front of the car on the large infotainment screen.

The TouchPad's screen delivered crisp and bright images, whether we were surfing the web, flicking through pictures in the photos and videos app, or watching YouTube videos.

X-Ray for Books has been enhanced to help you flick through all the images in a book or easily browse the most notable passages.

Also, the ability to browse through color thumbnail images of books with a flick of your finger is appealing.

It rates as an experience, and flicking through stamp - sized book cover images online really doesn't.

Never mind all that, I just love the Marvel animated logo they have on their games and films where all the comic book images flick through and it ends with the word Marvel.

Neel's work, is an assimilation of many different moments and moods, a distillation of many hours of scrutiny of the subject that concludes in a single summarising image where the impressions captured over time are related not simply through an image but through the material quality of paint, the flicks of the wrist and the movements of an arm, paint laid on hastily and contours outlined slowly.

Some years later, now an art student, whilst flicking through a certain New York based art magazine, I came across images of the paintings of German artist Albert Oehlen, and suddenly all these dreams came back.

Gardiner flicked through photo libraries and took images out of context, to use them in his self - serving political campaign.

Its new images are accessible now through Google Earth or by flicking on the satellite option on Google Maps.

*** Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are cautioned this article contains images of deceased persons *** Marie McInerney writes: The screen flicks through old black and white pho... Read more