Sentences with phrase «phone has no home button»

The phone has no home button, so everything from taking screenshots to closing apps is different than how it was before.

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Samsung has loaded its latest Galaxy S phones with a few handy features you won't get elsewhere, too, such as the ability to launch the camera by pressing the home button twice and a built - in heart - rate monitor.

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Now, Honda has its act together: The 2018 Accord embeds an 8 - inch LCD atop the dash, adds a tuning knob on the right to go along with the volume knob, and puts eight access buttons on the sides: Home, Back, Display Brightness, and Track Left / Right on the left; Map, Phone, Audio, and Source on the right.

The Entune 3.0 infotainment system has an 8 - inch display with eight physical buttons: Home, Menu, Audio, Map, Seek, Track, Phone, and Apps.

Why would e-reader companies want customers to still use D - Pads, home buttons and page turn buttons when phone companies abandoned this sort of thing almost six years ago.

The recent - apps button, which Google implemented in 3.0 to take place of the home - hold gesture in Android for phones, has been extended to show a greater number of recently used applications (rather than just 5) by allowing the user to scroll through the list.

The design of the phone has a rectangular shape, but it has very rounded corners and a tapered front which gives you better and easier access to the home button.

It has mTouch 2.1 fingerprint sensor embedded into the home button that can unlock the phone in just 0.2 seconds.

Unlike most Android phones, the Home Tablet doesn't have physical Home, Menu, or Back buttons.

It has mTouch 2.1 fingerprint sensor embedded inside home button, which unlocks the phone in just 0.2 seconds.

Besides being larger (the phone has a 4.2 - inch display), there's no home button on the front of the BlackBerry device.

It has fingerprint sensor embedded on home button which unlock cell phone in just 0.2 seconds.

The physical buttons appear to be what you'd expect from any other Android phone: back, menu, home, and search are coupled with your standard power button and volume rocker.

The notification drawer and navigation buttons work the same as any normal phone or tablet, but the home screen shows all the apps you have installed in a vertical list.

You've got 7 home screens, 4 software buttons (Phone / Contacts / Messages / Applications) fixed on the bottom of the screen, and Wi - Fi / Bluetooth / GPS / Mobile Data / Auto - rotation toggles in the pull - down notification area.

With Apple Pay I had to unlock my phone, launch the Wallet app, select the right card, and point the device at a payment reader while holding my finger over the home button.

2) After you have installed and opened the app on your mobile phone click the «sign up» button on the home page of the app.

A Quick Menu can be accessed by holding the home button, allowing access to sleep and brightness settings — though the auto brightness has thus far served me better than my phone often does.

But my biggest gripe regarding this new home button is how hard it is to know if you have actually pressed it hard enough when the phone is resting on a table off hand.

The design for the home, back, and recent app buttons look like the ones you would find on phones from Android's early days.

The oblong home button we've seen on previous Samsung phones has been removed and replaced with a Samsung logo.

(Obviously, if you don't have a phone with a Touch ID - enabled home button, this isn't nearly as annoying a change — it just means you'll have to press the home button a second time instead of swiping to unlock.

«For a long time, having a smart home meant you had to unlock your phone, open up an app, and press a button within that app just to turn on a light.

Now, you use the Home button to unlock your phone (though if you preferred the way Touch ID worked in iOS 9, we've got you covered).

To compensate for the thin bezels, Samsung joined most other Android phone makers in ditching the physical home button and replaced it with an icon, which can sometimes even be hidden, but which (as on the iPhone 7) has a tactile response built in to make it feel like you're pressing a button.

In line with previous speculation, the phone appears to have no home button and a curved screen with very little bezel.

There's no home button, and no, it has not been replaced by an under - the - glass fingerprint scanner; instead, the phone has an advanced face scanner that can recognize the owner in a fraction of a second.

Apple has omitted the home button for the first time, replacing it with an upward swipe from the bottom of the phone.

The phone doesn't even follow the latest button conventions: it has «back» and «menu» capacative buttons on either side of the physical home button, and thus omits the «multi-tasking» button that came with the ICS.

The Home button is gone, and the phone's entire face is a screen — meaning users will control practically everything by tapping the 5.8 - inch display, which will have a higher resolution than previous models at 2436 x 1125 pixels.

Even better, take a screenshot of that page (Home + Power buttons) and send it to another device so you've got it even if your phone is damaged or lost.

In addition to the screen increase, Samsung has managed to get carriers to accept its physical home button (a la iPhone) on the S3, making it possible to unlock the phone with more than the power button.

The phone will have symmetrical, slim bezels around the entirety of the screen, meaning the area below the screen that used to house the home button and the area above the screen for the earpiece have been removed.

Because that means the iPhone X has no room for a Home button, you'll interact with the phone in new ways.

According to the mainstream media (#fakenews), the next iPhone will no longer have a home button, pushing the screen all the way to the edge of the phone to make it look sleek and modern.

You have to be on the home screen to turn the phone off like this, but being able to turn it on without hunting for the power button is nice.

We have had no problems using the onscreen «back,» «home,» and «recent apps» (multitasking) buttons, and the integration helps the overall sleekness of the phone.

Either give the speaker a shout for some tunes, being as specific or vague as you'd like, or just hit the Cast button near the top to give your phone free reign to push its audio straight to the Home Mini.

This might seem like it doesn't save much time, after all, you can setup Cortana as your default digital assistant on Android devices and can set your phone to summon it with a long press of home, pressing a button, or squeezing your phone, depending on what hardware you have.

It does have some capacitive functionality, so when the phone is unlocked, all you need to do is touch the home button to go home, and the only time you really have to press it is when accessing Google Now or when unlocking the phone.

This year, however, the screen has become the center of attention, with phone makers minimizing unsightly bezels and removing physical home buttons to make room for more display.

On every Android phone before it, there has always been physical or haptic buttons for back, home, menu, and search, but since the new version of Android has onscreen navigation, it no longer requires these.

Samsung is among the last few phone manufacturers still clinging to the home button, so it would make sense for them to drop it.

With no Home button to house the fingerprint sensor, it has been moved around back — as is standard on phones from many other manufacturers — but its placement next to the rear camera lens (as opposed to underneath) may prove to be problematic for some users.

That said, Samsung has stripped the Galaxy S8 Active of a few past «Active» features, like those physical home buttons, that could make it feel like a truly different phone.

I think home button will stay there you just don't have to press it like I check a Chinese phone xiaomi pro, you can just touch the home button for homepage or press it whatever you want, more like in some Huawei phone you don't have to press unlock key first or home button to unlock phone with fingerprint sensor, just place finger on home button if it's match the phone will unlock else nothing

For those of you used to using your thumb to wake your phone, having a physical home button on the Galaxy S8s might sound like a nice idea.

Google Assistant is baked right into any phone running Marshmallow and above, and can be accessed by long pressing the Home button or by saying «OK Google» if you've got voice activation enabled.

Here, all the Firefox phones for now have a single bottom home button and the power key on the top and these two have to be pressed together to capture the screenshot.