Sentences with phrase «rarely used the feature»

Whereas the Hunter layouts removed the need to use the Left Stick by enabling automatic sprint and the player can choose an option that maps a rarely used feature to the right stick.

Well the benefit with Layers is that it is free, so we're not bound by the need to pump it full of rarely used features to justify a price.

But getting to the music controls from the watchface involves a number of button pushes; I found it faster to just pull out my phone and rarely used the feature.

The reality is those 49 shots you'd take on a higher quality phone like the Pixel will always be better because they gave apple extra points on two rarely used features.

The eraser also doubles as a way to quickly launch Cortana, Microsoft's voice - activated assistant, although I found I rarely used this feature.

However, I found I rarely used the feature since it extends the shutter time, often causing subjects to blur.

Not exact matches

We've found a few of our favorite features — like some fancy natural language processing to personalize information — are, sadly, rarely used or too darn confusing.

Buckwheat is a flour that I always have but rarely use due to it's distinct strong flavour but this blueberry buckwheat pancake recipe worked really well so it may be featuring a bit more.

Yaya Toure has rarely featured for Manchester City this season but is still being used at the training ground.

To use the recipe analogy again, it is as if many widely shared recipes are rarely cooked because of some important feature (for example, requiring rare ingredients).

Here's the kicker: About half of the participants» own phones don't have voice - to - text features — and of the remaining half, 80 percent said that they rarely or never use voice - to - text!

The paddles themselves feel cheap and flimsy — yes, they're in the manual transmission cars as well, but are rarely used, as they toggle on and off the auto rev - matching feature.

And I rarely use the audible feature

I'd agrue that it's silly to spend 40 % more for features (audio, virtual keyboard) that a person would never or rarely use, just so they can have a «cooler» device.

I rarely use the tablet features.

Although I rarely monitor my GameCircle stats, the one feature I love about Kindle Fire games that use the GameCircle feature is that some games will save your progress so when you open the game in another device associated with the same GameCircle profile

It's a feature I used rarely on my Kindle 2 and Kindle 3.

Using platforms such as the iBooks Author or Amazon's own publishing guides, there is a lot of technology and features available to publishers — much of which is very rarely used.

One of the features of this type of investment is that a portion of the funds are used for puts, so the investment rarely (never?)

However, given the absurd battery life that the G602 apparently boasts it's completely understandable why Logitech would choose not to invest resources into adding a feature that would rarely get used.

It is a mix which works wonders for the game, since players will realise that both sides are needed in order to succeed, unlike other titles which feature a mechanic that is very rarely used in game.

Since drop - in play features are very rarely used, this issue was rather obscure.

The bookmark feature is rarely used, since one can start at the beginning of any chapter at any time without playing the previous ones.

Even though desktop software is often bloated with features that are rarely used, deciding what to leave out is not easy.

If it takes a little extra work to find the features you use rarely, imagine how much you might save by quickly finding the ones you use often.

I use the same feature in Firefox as well, though I rarely use Firefox in our office.

I rarely use the comment features in the Kindle app because I most often find myself reading things for enjoyment.

Again, I rarely use search in Google Reader (maybe once every few months) so it's great to see this feature is coming but that it's not being prioritized very highly.

Most of the Edge screen features are not very useful, and I rarely found myself using them in day to day life.

It's an important feature that Samsung will be pushing to its users in the coming months and years, but would it be of much use if people end up disabling the Bixby button and, therefore, rarely see Bixby on their devices?

I rarely found myself using the feature, but it highlighted how many emoticons are out there.

I note a missing IR blaster here, which while may be rarely used, is a feature I prefer to have, especially on a device of this caliber.

Of course, but old technology in the microSD and a feature that is rarely used by consumers in a removable battery are small prices to pay for a much better design.

Inking, or writing on a screen with a digital pen, may be a feature that is rarely used in day to day office work, but nonetheless it's very cool and occasionally very useful.

to these phone, well in budget phone 3.5 mm jack is must as these phone are mostly buyed by youth and they tends to travel a lot lesteing their song on favorite earphone as there are many earphone with great quality like jbl, skullcandy etc are available without than the phone is useless rather comparing to high end phone like Apple iPhone 7 which are used by business class people and they really do nt care as these feature they rarely use it!

It seemed like a better value proposition that a built - in translation feature I'd rarely use.

For the first time on a Huawei phone, the Android app drawer is a feature, allowing you to hide all those rarely - used apps so they don't clutter up your home screen.

I hardly ever use apps directly on the device itself, and I rarely use the Glance feature to control music or check the weather when those are tasks I'd more easily be able to do from my phone screen.