Sentences with phrase «reading content on the screen»

People read content on screens differently than they do content on paper.

Not exact matches

This includes tailoring sizes to fit smaller screens and making content easy to read on a mobile device.

If content isn't easy to read and access on a smaller screen, customers might go to the next shop down the block instead.

There's more to good proofreading than reading your content over and over again on the screen.

As one example of new content, if you'd like to read about reflux, press the index button «R.» On the next screen (right), below each index heading are buttons with page titles that correspond to every page within the app where that topic is mentioned.

I'm trying to spend less to hopefully no time on social media and instead fill my screen time hours reading content.

It is on the small screen that Endeavor Content has been making the most recent headlines, with a number of... Read

Rather than visit each blog individually or wade through dozens of emails, I wanted content pushed to me on one screen so that I could focus on reading rather than searching.

You want the content to be as easy as possible to read and digest - especially for adult learners who have challenges when viewing information on a screen.

Use Sans Serif fonts such as Arial, Veranda, or Tahoma for body content and subheadings since these are much easier to read on screens.

Your instructional designer / content writer is effectively writing a screenplay in which the audio / voice talent reads the story line; the visuals are the actors that enter and exit the screen (stage) on queue (synchronized with the audio track).

In fact, learners who take a course in which a character leads them through the content outperform learners who simply read on - screen text.

The texts, created by writing school students, were displayed on the screen for the audience to read along as the editors worked their way through the copy, exposing their candid editorial responses and rationales for what they recommended doing to the content.

Also, for example, reflowable content most likely will include tables that adapt to screen size, and are accessible to readers who may rely on read - aloud functionality.

In some cases, it may be helpful to place very large tables on your website and link to that location so that the reader can access the content without the screen size and viewing restrictions of their reading device.

This proved that there are folks out there who feel comfortable reading immersive content on an LCD screen.

13.3 is a lot of screen estate for sure and the device might be convincing but i don't see me ever being able to afford such an expensive reading device, i'd rather spend that cash on content.

HD content looks very clean and crisp, with the 15:9 aspect ratio, and there is more room on the screen to read books and check out your emails.

You can read ebooks on your Wii - U tablet or even sned whatever content that is on your screen to a large screen television.

Digital content providers like subscription providers or other sources such as libraries and the hospitality industry need to ensure a seamless experience for people who plan to read on the small screen.

Yes, eink screens are better on the eyes, but you're asking me to pay a lot of $ $ $ for a device that can ONLY read static content?

One of the surprises in e-reading was the growing adoption of smartphone reading, as many critics still insist they could never enjoy content on «that little screen.»

Easier to just buy it from Amazon rather than go through that kind of hassle just to read the content I purchased on a decent - sized screen.

I'd still rather consume my content or write on a 10 - inch screen; so I have an iPad Air for reading and an iPhone 6 as a phone.

The Yoga range became popular due to the addition of a balance extention that provided various positions to place the tablet, making it easier to read or watch content on the screen.

Presumably the Pixel Qi screens will be used on the devices to read digital content.

One of the initial headaches for publishers of tablet - based books and magazines, especially where the Android platform was concerned, was publishers were having to adapt their content to the various screen sizes, a fact that can only be exacerbated with the smaller Kindle Fire tablet, iPad Mini, and Nook HD, as well as the growing numbers of people who are comfortably reading magazines and newspapers on their smartphones.

Also, on the main screen you see curated content by Kobo, recommended reads and eBooks they recommend.

With margins optimized to fit as much content on each (out of the box), how much more reading per page can I get with a bigger screen?

It's fast and versatile, and packed with extra nice - to - have features: with a single tap you can scan your device for compatible content (including files on your device storage, download folder, SD Card, or cloud), adjust screen brightness in - app, use password protection, auto split two - page scans and auto crop margins, take bookmarks further by remembering your reading location, and more!

In addition, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus makes it quick and easy to browse rich Web content with support for Adobe ® Flash ® Player and read books and magazines though services like Zinio ®, which offers more than 5,000 full color magazines to browse, and Blio ® eReader, which shows eBooks in full color on the brilliant 7 - inch screen.

How bookworms will get on with reading content on the iPad's, or iPhone's screens, rather than the flicker - free, easy - on - the - eye E-Ink options from the Kindle and other dedicated ebook reader devices, is yet to be seen.

With titles like Five Little Pumpkins, iStoryTime has brought a large amount of content to the smallest of screens, often on the same day as the release of the same content... [Read more...]

The text - to - speech feature has been extended to include the menu options as well, something that will be liked by the visually impaired the most as it will now read aloud such things like content listings on the home screen, item descriptions, as well as all the menu options available.

The latest entry - level Kindle comes with Bluetooth to use the recently - introduced VoiceView feature on Kindles that reads screen content aloud for blind and visually disabled people.

The new Speak Screen feature will read aloud content on the screen when actiScreen feature will read aloud content on the screen when actiscreen when activated.

So, Amazon came out with a revolutionary device by the name of Kindle, which is allowing people to read the exact same content that are present in their books and magazines on a 6 - 7 inches of screen.

Intuitive content zoom, adjustable contrast and brightness control, as well as automatic multiple page creation will make documents designed for a standard sheet of paper easier to read on a smaller screen.

«We've also made additional reading and device performance enhancements including improved page turn speed, faster access to previously opened e-books, enhanced color touch - screen navigation and more,» Paul Hochman, manager of Content and Social Media at BarnesandNoble.com, wrote in an April 23 posting on the Nook and BN eReader blog.

«We've also made additional reading and device performance enhancements including improved page turn speed, faster access to previously opened ebooks, enhanced touch - screen navigation and more,» Paul Hochman, manager of Content and Social Media at BarnesandNoble.com, wrote in an April 23 posting on the Nook and BN eReader blog.

«We've also made additional reading and device performance enhancements, including improved page turn speed, faster access to previously opened ebooks, enhanced color touch - screen navigation and more,» Paul Hochman, manager of Content and Social Media at BarnesandNoble.com, wrote April 23 on the Nook and BN eReader blog.

Similarly to the Kindle Fire, it is designed as a content - consuming mini-tablet, able to stream movies, check email, surf the Internet, and display specially - produced multimedia children's books (where narrators read the stories aloud and kids can interact with items on the screen).

Another is that a 4:3 screen is often better suited for reading because it has the same Aspect Ratio as content on 8.5 x11 inch documents.

I've read about studies indicating that reading printed content is more conducive to what is called «deep learning» than reading the same material displayed on a screen.

What's also amazing is being able to read more full page content on the 6 inch screen with the improved pixel resolution.

Kindle let people read and enjoy the same content which they found in their books or magazines on a convenient 6 - 7 inches of screen.

Adding Kindle to the iPhone or Windows helps with that, but you lose that nice form factor on those devices (I acknowledge that some people are perfectly content reading e-books on their iPhones, but I feel the screen is too small for real comfort).

The difference between Kindle Everywhere and the iPad Universal E-reader (as far as I know I made up both those terms; at least I don't think either of the involved companies use them) is that with Kindle Everywhere you can still invest in an actual e-ink device to read all your content on (or choose a single device with a Pixel Qi screen).

Functional: 1) Read mode and control mode (single tap to switch) 2) Fixate pages by width, saved on scroll 3) Search in books 4) Table of content 5) Night Mode 6) Search ALL books (PDF, DjVu) on device 7) Next Page or scroll pages by tap screen 8) Full screen mode 9) Support e-reader keys like Nook, Kindle, Sony 10) File navigation 11) Recent Books 12) Light and black theme 13) Screen orientation: Portrait, Landscape, Automatic 14) Text Bookmarks for page 15) Links History, back tscreen 8) Full screen mode 9) Support e-reader keys like Nook, Kindle, Sony 10) File navigation 11) Recent Books 12) Light and black theme 13) Screen orientation: Portrait, Landscape, Automatic 14) Text Bookmarks for page 15) Links History, back tscreen mode 9) Support e-reader keys like Nook, Kindle, Sony 10) File navigation 11) Recent Books 12) Light and black theme 13) Screen orientation: Portrait, Landscape, Automatic 14) Text Bookmarks for page 15) Links History, back tScreen orientation: Portrait, Landscape, Automatic 14) Text Bookmarks for page 15) Links History, back to page

* reading other material on the Kindle screen makes me more contented than having to read it on a computer screen