Sentences with phrase «page buttons even»

It has way more features than the built - in Adobe Reader app, and the page buttons even work.

The page buttons even work with it.

I found that apps like Cool Reader and Moon Reader work really well after setting them up properly, and the inkBook's page buttons even work with both of those apps.

Not exact matches

pingdom score went from 91 to 72 even on pages the buttons didn't appear on.

Hi, I don't know if it's just me or not, but every time I click on the «print» option the next page that comes up has that «print» option covered by the «subscribe» banner at the top of the page, and even if I right click and choose «print» option, or if I'm fast enough to catch the «print» button before the banner turns up, the banner is then covering part of the recipe.

The app's home page (above right) now features a button that takes you to its Index (left), whose purpose is to make it even quicker and easier to find what you're looking for.

But as we've discussed before, providing supporters with the tools to promote a candidate or cause on their own is relatively simple — profile pages, badges, buttons and even widgets are easy to build (believe me, if e.politics can have a widget, anyone can).

This is a well laid out page that explains to you some of the things they do to protect your online safety — for example, they have a reporting process to report any abuse by other members and even have a special button you can click to quickly report potentially abusive behavior.

Consider using more than just a forward and back button by adding a full suite of navigation buttons to each page of training material, including a home button, back / forward, refresh, and even social media buttons to connect your learners with your brand online.

Navigation buttons on the side make switching from page to page a low - distraction affair, and it even features a proximity sensor, hiding the icon dock from view until your hand nears the screen.

Once I got a feel for the steering wheel buttons, I found it easy to flip between pages without even looking.

One - hand reading The Oasis is designed with a slightly thicker base to shift the centre of gravity down the device to let it comfortably rest in your palm, making it even easier to turn the page with a touch of the display or a press of the dedicated page - turn buttons on the side.

«Even holding the Kindle screen up and pushing the page - button was more than I wanted to endure.»

After I look at Amazon pages of books, I click the close button (even when free) more often than I click the buy button, and the issue of quality is a big reason behind that.

«We really didn't want any bezel or bling or even page - turn buttons — everything we've done over 15 generations has been to reduce it to basically a piece of paper.»

They took care of all the behind - the - scenes stuff that I know nothing about, and even made some fantastic suggestions that I hadn't thought of — like adding a «buy now» button in a sidebar on the Home page, so viewers could go directly to my book.

Even the Kindle Voyage «page turn buttons» don't work with gloves, because they're based on capacitive technology too,.

At this point, I'd even give up physical page turn buttons.

One slight negative here is that the page turn buttons are now even smaller and harder to get to.

Unfortunately, Kobo and Kindle improved on the lighted readers before Nook did, and when they released their Nook Lowlight in late 2013, it was seen by many as a step backwards: gone were the contoured back, physical page buttons, and SD card slot in favor of more even lighting and slightly improved screen resolution / contrast.

The Guardian's reviewer praised the Oasis's ease in holding, it weighing next to nothing without the cover attached, its long battery life, excellent display, even front lighting, and usable page - turn buttons, and the luxurious feel of the leather cover; however, the reviewer did not like that it was so expensive, that the battery cover only partially protects the back, and that the reader is not waterproof.

Thin and light ergonomic design with dedicated page turn buttons and adaptive front light so you can read even more comfortably for hours.

Even without page turn buttons.

Those are the people who would be totally happy (apart from the fact that the page turn buttons are apparently worse than on K3 and I've heard lots of people complain about even those).

It even went the extra distance to figure out the most useless placement of page turn buttons.

I checked the FAQ's for Kindle for the Web and it shows Stieg Larsson's The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo as an example and the screenshot even shows the read for free button, but I don't get that when viewing the product page in my browser.

You can get right down to the nitty - gritty of how the buttons are displayed, whether the share buttons display on posts and pages and even how close the share bar is to the side and top of your website.

It's a pretty phenomenal deal, even though this is the non-touchscreen Kindle version (some of us don't want fingerprints on our screen anyway and prefer page turn buttons), and it comes with «special offers.»

The «Dash» buttons are even customized with the logos of products you might want to order (like Tide detergent or Bounty paper towels), according to a promotional video Amazon's included on the page.

With no hardware page - turn buttons, though, and a tendency to lag heavily when loading just about anything — even chapters in a book — it's not quite to the level of the big ebook kahunas.

And I'm not a fan of the controls: the main culprit is the page turn buttons, which are located on the left side of the row of 5 metal buttons below the bottom of the screen, and are therefore not in a comfortable position for one - handed reading (even if holding it with your left hand, you'd have to hold the device by the very bottom corner).

I also prefer the easy - press page turn buttons on either side of the Kindle to the louder, harder to press joystick used to turn pages on the Kobo; the low placement of the Kobo's joystick makes it hard to read one - handed, even with the light weight.

Both Amazon and Barnes & Noble have better ecosystems surrounding their readers and libraries, both offer slightly more consistent performance, and both offer a few more tweaks, like hardware page - turn buttons, that make the experience even better.

Even better, once you click the next page button on the K3, the title bar (that shows the name of the book and the battery indicator) disappears, giving you more room at the top and bottom.

Touch was remarkably responsive, and swiping through pages and tapping interface buttons was easy enough even with my somewhat thick fingers.

Those are differences you'll feel every time you turn a page — even if you don't have a hypersensitive sense of touch — because the Paperwhite doesn't have those elegant PagePress buttons.

You can not use the page - up or page - down buttons to scroll through text, even if text - to - speech is paused.

To keep your social media networks at your visitors» fingertips, the buttons even travel down the page along with your readers as they scroll through your website.

Page Turn Buttons and Even Faster Page Turns: Page turn buttons allow you to easily turn pages with either hand, while continuing to hold the Kindle in a reading position.

Amazon makes the change even more drastic by removing the 5 - way and the page turn buttons.

To show just how avante - garde and zen minimalist it is, it even got rid of the 5 - way and the page turn buttons.

They even work with many third - party apps, including Kindle and Kobo, when you enable page turning with volume buttons in settings.

My page turn buttons even cracked!

There will be no keyboard, not even page flipping buttons, with all features accessible via «easy reach» system touch interface.

With Kindle 2 I could hold the device in my right hand and manipulate «Next page», «Menu», «Home» and even «Back» button along with the 5 - way stick with my thumb.

Even though from the Store on the PS4 or from a stream of the game on the Live from Playstation both have «Start» or «Launch This Game» buttons, they just bring me to a countdown page that doesn't have any days, hours, minutes, or seconds on it, but won't let me launch the game.

So don't confuse them with other buttons to push — links to more examples of your work, your portfolio, newsletter signups, links to your blog or website pages or, even worse, someone else's website.

The button opens a drop - down menu that lets you easily capture a selection within a page, an entire page, or even all open tabs.

Is it like this one with two different phone numbers, ten different page buttons and even more options to visit in - depth practice area pages?

Folks in the testing group will see even more info, like the description from the author's Wikipedia entry, a button to follow their Page or Profile, and other articles they've published recently.