Sentences with phrase «physical search button»

it better have dual core and a physical search button too and oh yeah some ads showing ppl this thing exists before it comes out and not 6 months after it has already failed.

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Set to feature a bigger search bar, larger buttons and an emphasis on digital goods instead of physical ones, Amazon has not yet said when the new design will be ready for all consumers.

And I think that Apple is always searching for fewer physical buttons on the devices because they think they're clunky; small [as] possible, as thin as possible, as light as possible; and with battery life — which causes weight, so that's what they're always fighting against with battery life — that will be longer than any sort of normal session you have with that product.

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).

And that's where you'll find four physical buttons in the menu - home - back - search configurations.

Other than the physical home button, everything is done via touch, including device navigation, page turns, note taking, and searches.

Four backlit physical buttons (Home, Menu, Back, and Search) of varying degrees of stiffness lie at the bottom.

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.

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.

Navigating the menu and making selections is quick and easy using the direction button and the back button but, as mentioned previously, entering a search term or using the browser can be an exercise in frustration without a physical or touch keyboard.

Click the Menu button (yes, an actual physical button - took a while for an iPhone user like myself to get used to this) to bring up options like Settings and Search.

The defining characteristic of BlackBerry smartphones is that they have physical keyboards with lots of little buttons that you can peck at with your fingers to write a message, compose an email, or perform a Google search.

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.

Below the display, the usual two soft keys (recent apps and back) sandwich the physical home button, which also serves as the phone's fingerprint reader and Google Now call - up (press and hold for Google Now, the search giant's voice - command answer to Apple's Siri).

In place of physical controls, the HTC Explorer features the Android essential collection of touch - sensitive controls with the trio of back, home and option buttons joined by an instant search option that offers quick access to Google and its world of possibilities.

Fans» requests for a follow - up to the Lumia 1020's 41MP camera, premium metallic bodywork, water - resistance, stylus support, physical buttons (rather than on - screen Back, Start and Search keys), and other features, were overlooked.

The headphone would have physical buttons, including a special Google Assistant «top button,» which users can long - press to ask a search query.

Basically, you can hold down a physical button on the Fire TV Stick remote and use your voice to search for apps, programming, and games, without having to punch in a bunch of characters using arrow keys on the remote.

Though all of the physical buttons are easy to press, the haptic navigation keys (Back, Windows, and Search) are placed extremely low on the device, requiring quite a thumb stretch to reach them.

Additionally, Microsoft has removed the requirements for having Bluetooth and an accelerometer, but low - res displays still need physical buttons for back, home and search.

Microsoft's virtual assistant Cortana has been in Windows 10 laptops for a couple of years now, usually accessible via the search box on the Windows desktop and, in some cases, via a dedicated physical button.