Sentences with phrase «often swipe up»

I never reach for a home button that isn't there, but I often swipe up from the bottom of the screen hoping the control center shows up.

Not exact matches

The app does crash on occasion, and can often throw up blank photos — which some of my friends view as «danger swipes», and always say Yes to!

Online dating for the over 40s is seeing amazing growth, but these aren't your swipe in any direction daters, these are singles who have more often than not done the «dating - thing» once or twice before and now want to enjoy something a little more grown up.

Unfortunately players are placed in an angled view that can often cause problems as characters clump up, resulting in missed swipes that can potentially kill your party.

The conceit is right there in the name: A bunch of guys — it's almost always guys, though that's beginning to change — team up to swipe something valuable from a seemingly impenetrable stronghold, often with the odds stacked against them.

The stylus often had issues with registering clicks as click - drags, and occasionally tripped us up because it doesn't register swipe commands.

It is often suggested to at least cut the cards up so that they can't be swiped, but once they are expired, they can't be swiped anyway.

While it can be used to swipe at the many foes you'll encounter along the way and dig up treasure, its most interesting offensive feature is how it can be utilised as a pogo - stick, a skill that lies at the heart of the game as bouncing off of enemies is key, often being used to reach high platforms or make it across otherwise impassable gaps.

In addition to it being difficult to swipe up on the lock screen to go home or enter a PIN / password, it's also reported that it can often take multiple tries to swipe away a notification that's on the lock screen.

Swipe left, and less often used features come up, such as a timer, camera grid settings, and GPS tagging.

For example, swiping up with three fingers should display the Windows 10 Task View, but I often have to do it twice.

An interesting (and often - infuriating) change was the decision to replace the navigation buttons with a series of gestures centered around the fingerprint sensor: a short tap will take you back, while a long press will take you home, a horizontal swipe will open your recent apps and finally Google Now is opened with a swipe up.

It responds quickly to swipes and taps, and the face can be attached to a range of straps, so you can switch it up as often as you fancy.

It can be a touch frustrating to trigger this action, with only a slow and steady swipe up guaranteeing a result every time, and this can get quite annoying for users who switch between apps often.

In fact, if you often close apps by tapping on the Home button twice and swiping up, your phone will drain the battery faster because each time you quit an app you put stress on the iPhone to clear and then reload the app in the RAM if you open it again.

My taps, like my swipes, are often left unrecognized by this laptop, aggravating me to the point where I wind up using an external mouse.