Sentences with phrase «of switching between apps»

Fire OS 3.5.1 provides a quick means of switching between apps, app folders, pinning of favorite apps to the home carousel, improved battery - life and more.

Plus, Android N has also improved on the «old» method of switching between apps: you can switch instantly between your most recent apps just by double - tapping the recent apps key, which is great.

With years of switching between apps by simply heading to recent apps, picking one, and switching back and forth, it takes time to remember this new feature.

It provides ease of switching between the apps without making you re-learn the PC as Windows 8 did.

This makes the process of switching between apps right from the Desktop a lot easier.

The issues we encountered in 2015 revolved around the ease of switching between apps and uploading pictures to our content management system, as well as the usefulness of the Apple Pencil in replacing a mouse — so will this year be any different?

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I downloaded a few apps and did some muscle memory work to remind myself to, say, use the three - finger swipe gesture to switch between apps instead of dragging windows around.

If you have two windows of the same app open, press the «command» key, then the» ~» key to switch between them.

As you switch between apps and books telling you more and more about your baby's growth and development, you might come across the fact that babies have loads of facial expressions, like brow lowering, frowning, lip parting and nose wrinkling.

Given all this hardware performance, you will be able to switch seamlessly between apps and multiple windows, and you will have the peace of mind knowing that this powerful tablet will be able to handle anything you throw at it.

This ingenious bit of cross-platform magic, originally released in 2012 and recently updated, allows a reader to switch between reading an e-book purchased through Amazon and listening to the book's audio narration seamlessly in these apps on any device.

What's missing is the purer Android equivalent of a Recent Apps menu that lets you quickly switch between apps that are already oApps menu that lets you quickly switch between apps that are already oapps that are already open.

However, after we started running Let's Golf 2, we noticed a bit of lag when switching between apps and watching video.

For the most part, I was satisfied with the tablet's performance, though I did notice a delay of a second or two when switching between open apps.

With a highly tuned 1 GHz dual - core processor and 1 GB of RAM, there's plenty of memory to stream HD videos smoothly, browse the Web, and switch between books, magazines, videos and apps effortlessly.

I really like how fast and robust everything is, compared to a ton of budget tablets, the Galaxy Tab quickly switches between different orientation modes, the apps load very fast, and over all its a very responsive device.

There are also quite a few ease - of - use improvements such as an improved Settings menu that aims to make navigation more fluid and the ability to quickly switch between your two most recent apps by double tapping the overview button.

While multitasking takes a little while to get used to (whenever I hand the PlayBook over to someone new to try they always have difficulty figuring out how to return to the home screen and switch between apps), once you get the hang of it, it's pretty intuitive.

Plus, we like that the Air offers a physical home button on the bottom of the front; it makes it much easier to exit apps and switch between open apps.

Designed to be used with an optional Bluetooth keyboard attachment to convert the tablet into a makeshift laptop for added productivity, I enjoyed using it all the same without the keyboard, as it moves the on - screen Android navigations within reach of my left thumb while also adding a task bar for conveniently switching between apps as you would on a PC.

A taskbar at the bottom of your screen to manage and switch between running apps, a file manager to help you find and manage files on Remix and multiple windows to make multitasking possible even on your Android tablet.

Even with more than a dozen apps open simultaneously, we were able to switch between them quickly (thanks to the app tray, which now holds up to 16 of your most recent apps) without delays and without crashing.

Aside from the addition of gestures for quickly switching between apps, the iPad's operating system looks and feels and operates pretty much exactly the same as it did over 3 years ago when the iPad 1 was first introduced.

On older versions of Android, you can switch between the most recent six apps — open or closed — by long - pressing the home button.

Whether it's because of a lack of RAM, or something else in the design, I found the Kindle Fire to be sluggish at times, particularly when switching between apps and displaying icons.

I found it to be the smoothest - running, most responsive of all three tablets, with no delays when switching between apps or displaying graphics and icons.

Switching between apps often resulted in a stuck screen for a couple of seconds.

There's some noticeable lag when launching apps and switching between multiple running apps, but nothing outside the normal bounds of entry - level Android devices.

The app contains the full text of The Good Man Jesus and The Scoundrel Christ, which has been synchronised to the unabridged audiobook read by Philip Pullman, enabling users to switch between reading and listening to the book.

This means you get the best of both: app - style, touch - based games such as Angry Birds in one sphere and PC titles such as Portal 2, using a mouse and keyboard, in the other, and with seamless switching between them.

The bottom third is shared between a row of other recent apps and options to switch between the three modes.

The Alcatel A3 10 is powered by a 1.1 GHz quad - core processor and 2 GB of RAM, which means you can multitask easily and switch between apps without facing lag.

The tablet handled 10 Chrome tabs and five open apps well, with only about a half - second of lag time when switching between tabs.

The smartphone is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 processor and has 4 GB RAM, 64 GB ROM and a microSD card slot supporting up to 256 GB, which allow it to provide powerful performance to smoothly deal with all kinds of apps and games and switching between multiple apps.

While the smartphone works smoothly most of the times, we did occasionally notice a slight delay in opening apps and while switching between the ones running in the background.

Honeycomb also makes switching between tasks as easy as tapping the layers button on the lower - left portion of the screen and selecting from a thumbnail list of open apps.

Talking about the upgrades which include a better task switcher that will let you switch between unlimited number of apps, where as it used to show only a maximum number of 5 apps at anytime.

If you're running an app, swiping up from the bottom bezel minimises the app into a smaller window, where you can swipe to switch between open apps, and shows you the dock of app icons (more on that later).

The quad - core processor with its 1.4 GHz and the 2 GB of RAM ensure that this works smoothly, but sometimes you have to type in when switching between apps.

It's a nifty way of switching between live apps, but offers no way of shutting down any of them.

The Nextbook Ares 11 was a bit sluggish to open or switch between apps, which may be a result of the 1 GB of RAM.

The webOS on the TouchPad has a similar look and feel to the Palm mobile phones of the past, with a fast multitasking OS that effortlessly displays multiple running applications with the ability to switch between over 200 apps simultaneously with no lag whatsoever.

There's also a new multitasking button that allows you to switch between running apps quickly and lots of new features.

All of the apps are free to download; you pay only for the titles you want to buy, so there's little to prevent users from switching between all three.

@Sandia: To switch between the iPad and iPhone, you would want to use one of the other ebook apps like Kobo Books or Kindle.

Loading ebooks, turning pages, launching Gmail, playing videos, switching between apps, and launching most apps takes about the same amount of time on both devices, give or take a split - second here and there.

We're not entirely sold on the implementation of Android Market on Honeycomb at the moment - the ability to switch between accounts used to install apps at the moment looks like it has the potential to confuse.

Consumers report a large amount of issues in this regard — whether that's laggy response times, trouble multitasking across web browsing and apps, opening applications, switching between applications, selecting items on your screen.

I played around with the new PS3 Singstar app the other day and couldn't find any way to switch between short and normal length versions of songs.

It's not full multitasking but if you want to flick between applications on the PS4, a double tap of the PS button will quickly switch between the two most recent apps.