Sentences with phrase «now access the quick settings»

Where BlackBerry have implemented something new in OS 10.3 is that you can now access the Quick Settings from within any application - something I've wanted for a long time now.

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Android 4.2 now includes a quick settings panel that gives you quick access to frequently used settings, including Wi - Fi and Bluetooth settings, airplane mode, a brightness control, and battery information.

This is just a minor tweak, but when you pull down your notification shade to access your Quick Settings tiles, you'll now see a set of connectivity and battery indicators at the top of the screen, next to the Settings gear.

Android Nougat takes this to the next level with quick settings option where it's now easier to access basic things such as Flashlight, Wi - Fi, and Bluetooth.

The notification shade in Android Nougat is completely revamped, and one of the biggest changes is that you can now access your most common Quick Settings toggles without having to swipe down twice.

You can now swipe down from any screen to access a quick panel, which displays settings like brightness, volume, and airplane mode.

This can still be accessed by pulling down from the top of the screen, but a second downward swipe now takes you straight to the Quick Settings menu (note that notifications are still accessible when in Quick Settings view).

From now on, your ICE contacts can be accessed directly from the Quick Settings menu.

Android and iOS have quick access to toggling key settings like WiFi and Bluetooth, which has been missing from Windows Phone until now.

Now when you pull down the notification shade you'll get quick access to a few power controls with your notifications underneath, and pressing the expandable drop - down button on the right will bring you to your full quick settings page.

Now, for quick access to a variety of settings, including the All Settings page, you can use the new Actionsettings, including the All Settings page, you can use the new ActionSettings page, you can use the new Action Center.

You'll also now be able to access more quick settings from the notification panel, and change the settings from the panel rather than opening up a new settings screen.

Control over the heads up notifications, the new Doze feature, and the customizable Quick Settings tiles are all little adjustments Google has made to the operating system which can be played with right now for users who have access to the developer preview.

As mentioned before the quick settings bar and notifications can now be accessed from the lock screen.

A single swipe now gets you to the notification center, and is your quick way to access settings.

Quick settings are now lined up horizontally at the top of your screen (again, much like Samsung or LG), along with a drop down menu for access to more features.

There is also now a built - in flashlight function in Lollipop that's accessible on the quick settings pane, which also now lets you quickly and easily access your alarms.