Sentences with phrase «screen than a keyboard»

The menu styling is quite obviously designed more for a touch screen than a keyboard and mouse, and that can feel a bit off at first.

Not exact matches

Ironically, the iPhone X has a taller screen by at least a finger width, but the onscreen keyboard is definitely a little more cramped on the iPhone X than the iPhone 8 Plus.

Add a Bluetooth keyboard and the student can easily type rather than using the on screen keyboard.

With a QWERTY keyboard, headphone jack and contrast controls on the screen, it is slightly more sophisticated than some of its peers.

Results of the research reported in the paper show that the new decoder preserved BCI performance much longer than before and even contributed to improving users» accurate typing speed on an on - screen keyboard.

-- SWYPE — LED screen — Gorilla Glass (LOL - I'm a dropper)-- 5 mp camera — 3rd generation Snapdragon dual core processor — keys closer together on slideout keyboard (than SK LS 09)-- word processing software

One reason it is important for all cells to be able to receive or contain keyboard focus is that screen readers will typically be in their application reading mode, rather than their document reading mode, when users are interacting with the grid.

For me, using a touch screen on a tablet is much slower than using a physical keyboard, but you can get inexpensive keyboards to plug in to a tablet.

Even though it rarely comes up in use, I found the Nook's on - screen keyboard much faster and easier to type on than the Kindle's physical keyboard.

Another time the keyboard got stuck on the screen for a second as we moved to another app, and on more than one occasion the Gmail app took 5 seconds or more to load.

«Real» cameras are still much better than in - phone cameras; the right device to carry in your pocket, as a phone or PDA, will always be worse to read on than a device with a bigger screen, which in turn is too big to fit in your pocket; keyboards are simply better than little thumbpads for entering more than a few words, and any device with a real keyboard has to be a certain size.

Also, the fact that it has two batteries, one in the screen and one in the keyboard, means that battery life is more like what you'd expect from a tablet than a PC.

In the meantime, though, it looks a lot more convenient (for Sudoku at least) than existing methods with d - pads and on - screen keyboards.

Much better than a laptop for use on airplanes, as a suddenly reclining seat in front of you can't drive the screen through the keyboard!

That doesn't make it burdensome, considering the screen size, but the keyboard did add a bit more heft than we expected.

via Startup gets Kindle Touch to understand handwriting Puzzle technology startup Puzzazz is giving Amazon's Kindle Touch a capability that even Amazon didn't envision — letting users input numbers and letters by writing them naturally with a finger on the screen, rather than tapping at the e-reader's tiny on - screen keyboard.

Tablet is primarily operated by touching the screen rather than using a physical keyboard.

The keyboard itself uses the full screen, with bigger keys than those found on the Kindle Touch.

In terms of design Bold 9900 is slightly higher than the previous 9700, like 9000 that had a larger screen and a keyboard easier to use.

The company also took special care to develop the keyboard, which it claims is faster and more reliable than software keyboards by being touch - sensitive and lets users brush their fingers over the keys to scroll through information on the screen.

Unfortunately, it is quirky in operation and adds to the mêlée that is created with no less than three pop - up keyboards that appear at three different location of the screen.

It's a waste to allocate room for all the A — Z keys on a small device, and most use doesn't require more typing than you can comfortably achieve with an on - screen keyboard.

Other than that all the touchscreen functions and features are the same: you can add freehand notes and scribbles, type memos and notes with the on - screen keyboard, add highlights and bookmarks, double tap a word to bring up the dictionary, manually adjust the screen contrast, create, manage, and delete collections, run searches, activate hyperlinks, and so on.

My eyes get fried when looking at an LCD screen for more than 5 minutes & a 13.3 ″ e-ink monitor / device would solve that issue... but I am waiting for one that has: A) Touchscreen for ease of scrolling & zooming, B) Bluetooth for attaching a keyboard & C) At least a Gig of RAM, as the browser (and loading graphics) will be really slow (and not be able to open several tabs) without enough memory.

[45] It has a silver - grey bezel, 6 - inch display, nine hard keys, a cursor pad, an on - screen rather than physical keyboard, a flash storage capacity of 2 GB, and an estimated one month battery life under ideal reading conditions.

As for the size, like the BlackBerry PlayBook and the Samsung Galaxy Tab, the 7 - inches compared to the Motorola Xoom and iPad 2's larger screen certainly makes a difference, this is more like a paperback book than a full screen laptop without a keyboard, and that changes the experience dramatically.

That's Microsoft's «Office everywhere» dream in action, and thanks to the keyboard, word processing is a darn sight better than it is using an on - screen keyboard.

I found the keyboard very usable and responsive — far better than many Android on - screen keyboards I've tried, and definitely more manageable for holding in two hands and efficiently thumb - typing.

Nokia's E7 is the latest handset in the communicator series and the first model since 2007, whilst arriving with a 4 - inch AMOLED touch screen display, with the same ClearBlack technology as their C6 handset only with the largest screen Nokia has built into a mobile phone.The E7 arrives running the latest Symbian ^ 3 OS, featured on the N8, C6 and C7 with a more business focussed set of features than those other handsets and a slide out Qwerty keyboard with 16 GB of internal memory.

If you do nt care about the competition then the Slides screen will be more than adequate because its bright and responsive.Of course the main reason to get the myTouch Slide is for the full QWERTY keyboard.

People would rather have a 4inch screen than have a 2.8 inch screen with a qwerty keyboard.

The haptic feedback helps slightly, making the illuminated keyboard better than most tablets» on - screen keyboards, but the flat layout is still a recipe for gibberish.

The screen size is definitely more manageable than the larger iPad Pro, but the trade - off is a smaller keyboard.

The game - changing Asus Eee Pad Transformer combined a great standalone tablet with a keyboard dock that not only let you type properly but also doubled the device's battery life and gave you such connectivity gems as full - size USB ports and a regular SD card slot, essentially turning the tablet into a mini laptop that had a better screen and lasted longer on the go than any netbook.

the keyboard is nice and big and the screen is larger than expected.

When we used Word and Excel in landscape mode without a physical keyboard, the virtual keyboard ate up more than half of the screen real estate with the tool bars and window widgets, leaving room for only about a paragraph of text or 9 rows of cells on screen at once.

When dealing with casual keyboard duties, the temptation to tap away at the touchscreen rather than use the trackpad is very strong but for longer - form emails and documents the full keyboard obliterates an on - screen virtual alternative.

Meanwhile, shipments of «detachables,» computers with screens that can dock into keyboards to be used laptop style or undocked and used tablet style, priced less than $ 200 surged, IDC analysts said.

Among other things, the prototype was slimmer than the Windows 7 slider and the screen slid up to reveal a full keyboard and trackpad.

Tapping along the bottom of the screen works much better for me now, but I noticed it still sometimes registers lower than where pressed when using the keyboard to type.

If you buy its optional keyboard, you can get a mini laptop with more than 12 hours of battery life, provided you don't mind using a smaller 11 - inch screen.

However, the $ 499 Transformer Prime is more than just a performance leader; with a slim design, super-bright IPS screen, sharp camera, and comfy keyboard dock, it's now the Android tablet to beat.

It's quite obviously heavier than the screen parts of some of the recent affordable keyboard - combo machines too, like the Asus Transformer Book and the HP Pavilion X2.

General SwiftKey features: — Unique next - word prediction engine based on word context — Rapid and comprehensive learning of individual writing style — Up to 50 % greater text entry efficiency than oth market solutions — A third of next words predicted without any character input — Relevant, personalized predictions — 14 languages supported, with ability to predict in two languages simultaneously: English (US), English (UK), Czech, Danish, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese (PT), Portuguese (BR), Spanish, Swedish — Multiple keyboard layouts supported: QWERTY English, QWERTY International, QWERTY Danish, QWERTY Norwegian, QWERTY Swedish, AZERTY, QZERTY and QWERTZ — HD skin with sharp graphics and font on all screen sizes — Advanced error correction designed for small mobile keyboards — Inline spelling and grammar correction — Automatic accent insertion (for non-English character entry)-- Voice dictation support for English, Spanish, French, German and Italian — Multi-touch support

Generally I find the iPhone / iPod touch keyboard to be better for accuracy than the default Android keyboard, but the Archos 5's large screen makes it pretty easy to enter text without too many typos.

In fact, the screen «isn't anything to write home about,» but apparently the Android navigation buttons are softer than on the myTouch 4G and the slide - out QWERTY keyboard keys are «squishy» like the T - Mobile G2.

Of course some apps are better than others, but the advantage of using a keyboard is that it frees up all the screen to see what you are doing.

The small clickpad beneath the TranSleeve's keyboard made navigating the Windows 8 desktop environment far easier than relying on the VivoTab's touch screen alone.

It remains to be seen how well iWork for iPad handles these types of files, and what features it does and doesn't support, but with a real «office suite,» a 9.7 - inch screen, and the aforementioned support for external keyboards, the iPad is a much more capable tool than its smaller sibling — and for many people, possibly a laptop replacement.

It remains to be seen how well iWork for iPad handles these types of files, and what features it does and doesn't support, but with a real «office suite,» a 9.7 - inch screen, and the aforementioned support for external keyboards, the iPad is a much more capable tool than it's smaller sibling — and for many people, possibly a laptop replacement.