Sentences with phrase «physical home screen button»

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Previous iPhones had a physical home button which could be pressed to exit apps and return to the home screen.

It comes with a 5.8 - inch screen that nearly covers its face and no physical home button.

There's no physical Home button, and you have to swipe up to go to the Home screen, but it works fine.

There's almost no bezel around the 5.8 - inch S8 and 6.2 - inch S8 Plus, and the physical home button has been removed in favour of a virtual one embedded in the screen itself.

What happens if that physical button goes away to make more room for the screen, filling the edges of the bezel like your home television?

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While Google Android Honeycomb doesn't require physical buttons, Lenovo offers hardware keys for home, back, web browser, and screen orientation lock.

The front of the device has the same look and feel as Apple's current tablet, with a black bezel surrounding the screen and a physical home button located below.

Taking a cue from Samsung phones like the Galaxy S4, a physical home button sits beneath the screen that's flanked by capacitive menu and back buttons.

They also removed the D - Pad on the bottom and the screen and also the physical home, refresh, and settings buttons.

The shape without the cover, physical home buttons and rotating screen make it perfect for holding in one hand.

And you can give the menu shortcut equal or lesser space on the touchscreen — with the lone physical button forever dedicated to taking you to the home screen, the touchscreen has to do the rest.

There are no physical buttons, and instead you have to gesture on the bezel upwards or double tap in an indeterminate area to access the home screen.

Description The Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 adopts the «Samsung look» - all plastic with a single physical home key encircled by a menu and back button (on - screen buttons are gone), and the rear camera is positioned centrally.

The most notable change in Android user interface the replacement of the 4 physical buttons home, menu, back and search, with virtual versions and the ability to customize the five home screens in one place via a 3D carousel (see picture above).

The Kindle Fire makes it even more difficult to switch tasks, however, because it doesn't have a physical button for returning to the home screen, and its home screen doesn't have custom shortcuts; a quick link to your most recently read title; or a More menu for returning to recently opened documents.

In terms of the key physical features, you'll find the rounder home button at the bottom of the screen flanked by two capacitive buttons.

For one thing, the company has eliminated the standard back and settings buttons found on typical Android devices; and it has no physical navigation buttons beyond the «n» for Home screen.

The GNex has its touch buttons on the screen, the Galaxy S III uses 2 capacitive buttons on either side of a physical home button.

The Nook is a bit better because it has a physical home button and its home screen has lots of shortcuts instead of the carousel, but you still have to go home to get anywhere.

Because the Galaxy Nexus lacks physical navigation buttons, the Back, Home, and Recent Apps icons are located at the bottom of the screen, and they light up when touched.

The Galaxy Tab S is powered by Samsung's own octa - core Exynos 5420 processor, features 3 GB of RAM, a fingerprint sensor in the physical home button and a fantastic 1600 x 2560 pixel Super AMOLED screen.

Intex Aqua has physical home and back buttons right below touch screen.

A Touch - Sensitive Reading Interface The Nook Color comes with few physical buttons: just Volume controls on the right panel, a Power button on the left, and the «N» logo below the screen that serves as your Home button.

Below the screen is a physical button that takes you back to the home screen, or in this case, the desktop environment in Google Android 2.0.

It's also interesting to note that the tablet doesn't have any physical buttons, instead a tap on the home screen will bring up your interface, and another tap takes you back to the carousel.

Beneath the 7.9 - inch display is Apple's standard physical home button, while above the screen you get a 1.2 - megapixel front - facing camera with 720p HD video support and the option to make FaceTime and Skype video calls.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 adopts the «Samsung look» - all plastic with a single physical home key encircled by a menu and back button (on - screen buttons are gone), and the rear camera is positioned centrally.

You'll find widget icons for screen lock you can put the device to sleep without hitting a physical button), and for muting sound and microphone with a single touch; a link to Lenovo's App Shop (more on that in a moment); and an overhaul of Honeycomb's standard basic home navigation buttons.

Scrolling could be sticky, tapping the home button or the screen occasionally did nothing, and using the directional pad to navigate text made me yearn for the Kindle's physical mini-joystick.

There are persistent buttons at the bottom of the screen for home, back, menu, and search functions since the Kindle Fire doesn't have physical buttons.

The Chinese original equipment manufacturer seemingly opted to follow the latest design trends in the industry and deliver a smartphone with a tall screen surrounded by slim bezels, yet opted to differentiate itself from its rivals by retaining the physical Home button found on the Nova 2i that now barely fits onto the new handset's bottom bezel.

The Note 8 was certainly worth the wait as it received their largest Infinity Display, lost its physical home button to on - screen buttons, and received the smallest top and bottom bezels you have ever seen — it's a shame that Samsung did not include a bottom, front - facing speaker in an area where there is a blank spot.

It's nice to see Samsung eschew the trend toward on - screen nav button in favor of a physical home key, even if it's only because Samsung needs a place to put the fingerprint sensor.

Moreover, the research firm also coughed up other details about the screen, such as the lack of a physical home button in place of virtual on - screen buttons, which in the end will render a more compact handset — in fact, even with its large display, the overall device footprint might still be the same as the 4.7 - inch iPhone 7, instead of the Plus model.

Due to this, the iconic physical Home button will disappear and get integrated into the screen.

Apple also did away with a physical home button and moved toward a capacitive area underneath the screen that still manages to retain the classic look.

Also of note is something that's become a bit of a rarity these days: physical Android buttons for home, back, and multitasking, instead of the almost ubiquitous on - screen icons.

The physical home button on the left side of the watch takes you to the home screen, as you might expect.

Bloomberg says it's seen images of the new devices, which will replace the physical home button with a thin bar at the bottom of the screen and gesture controls.

The company removed the physical home button for a greater screen - to - body ratio and moved the fingerprint scanner on the back of the device, but its location right next to the rear camera is uncomfortable.

In addition, it appears the phone will feature capacitive navigation buttons rather than on - screen buttons, while the physical home button doubles up as the fingerprint scanner.

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.

They both come with curved screens and thin bezels and offer a fingerprint sensor on the back in lieu of a physical home button on the front.

With minimal bezels on the front, the physical home button will be replaced with on - screen button and the fingerprint sensor is placed on the rear of the device.

According to the images, the 6 - inch screen on the Pixel 2 XL will have an 18:9 aspect ratio, thanks to slim bezels around the screen that will leave no room for a physical home button.

Its expansive 6.3 - inch display — now without a physical home button — has an unheard - of 83 % screen - to - body ratio.

There's no physical home button on the Nexus 5X, just extra screen space, so this placement makes sense.

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.

Just under the screen is a physical home button that pulls double duty as the finger print sensor.