Sentences with phrase «scrolling works well»

Multi-touch scrolling works well enough and zoom also is manageable.

It's still nothing like the experience you are going to get on a tablet, but pages load relatively fast and pinch - zooming and scrolling work well enough to navigate a page.

Not exact matches

When I started my blog and instagram account last year I started following way too many people, some because of their food, some for their lifestyle or creativity, some for the aesthetics... but recently I realized that I spend so much time scrolling through my feed, comparing, feeling bad about my work, my life or simply not good enough that I decided to unfollow quite a few of those accounts, keep only the ones that make me feel good and positive and to focus more on creating, shooting, baking, styling so basically all those things that make me happy and fulfilled and being the reason why I started doing this in the first place!

(I've spend a good few hours at work scrolling... oops) I'm now following you on instagram and pinterest and love everything you post.

Speeds: Choose a scroll saw that works at variable speeds so that you can select a speed that is best for each project.

wide with 15 TPI, so it works well for fine cuts and scroll cuts, as well as working for some more machinable metals like mild steel.

«Skinput works very well for a series of gestures, even when the body is in motion,» the researchers say, with subjects able to deftly scroll through menus whether they moved up and down or flicked across their arm.

A scroll through her diligent posts shows laidback looks, as well as office chic ensembles ready for work days as an attorney.

If you decide to move forward in setting up an account, scroll to the bottom, and click on the one that works best for you.

So yesterday wasn't the best launch as Elder Scrolls Online faced multiple issues on console but developer Zenimax is hard at work on a fix.

But other, more general RPGs like Mass Effect, Dragon Age, Elder Scrolls, work best in NA.

The soundscape, which consists of intense battle ambiance and a beautiful orchestral score composed by long - time video - game composer Jeremy Soule, best known for his work with The Elder Scrolls series.

Written to support teaching about the Battle of Hastings, but could easily be adapted to support any UK dynasty Works best with an actual crown where the «Kings» and next in line are asked to actually slump over and die and the crown is physically passed on to the next person - you can use the words in the scrolls as a «script» and ask the future kings and queens to act them out.

I was reminded of this unspoken «arrive early + stay late = good teacher rule» as I scrolled through a chat among educators on a FaceBook thread where the following was posted (names omitted to... Continue reading Does Not Staying Late At Work Make Me A Bad Teacher?

All of Apple's built - in apps worked well with the Retina display, scrolling smoothly at all times.

Fully tabbed browsing is now on the cards, along with double tap zoom, pinch zoom and swipe scrolling, all of which work really well.

The apps seems to work well but has very small text and scrolling can be a little awkward.

I tested the reader in my Chrome browser and it worked pretty well, but the comic was larger than the browser frame so I had to scroll up and down to read it.

E-ink also means scrolling and zooming doesn't work well.

BookShelf / BookShelf LT for iPhone Free; $ 9.99 for ad - free version Bookshelf is the only e-book-reading app that auto - scrolls text, and its system for off - line reading of documents and Web pages on your iPhone works better than Stanza's.

The works will include scroll paintings and images of the author's hadwritten manuscripts as well.

Scrolling, pinch - to - zoom, highlighting, tapping letters on the keyboard, and navigating through menus all work really well.

The ones I tested worked okay and were easily readable thanks to the larger screen, but pinch - zooming and scrolling are so bad they're basically unusable, so as long as you don't need to use those things it works pretty well.

There isn't a huge list of touch games yet, mind you, but Defense Grid Gold and Split / Second worked well, the former a tower defense game that natively supports pinch - to - zoom and finger scrolling, and the latter a fast - paced arcade racing game which overlays virtual joysticks, buttons, and sliders on the screen to help you steer, and keep the gas petal firmly planted to the floor.

Occasionally we found a button that simply refused to register a press (especially along the very bottom of the display) and required scrolling to and clicking in the old fashioned way, but generally speaking the combination works well.

While Windows 8 gestures worked well, executing multitouch gestures such as two - finger swipe and scroll were unreliable.

While this equates to smooth, friendly scrolling and almost instant app start - ups, the most important benefit initially is that the S Pen works better on the Galaxy Note 8.0 than we've found on any of its stablemates.

Pinching, zooming, and scrolling, as well as autorotation as you turn the device, works equivalently on the two devices.

It's naive to think readers will just find you (there were millions of titles published last year alone)-- yes, genre authors and non-fiction authors (who have a platform) do better, but there's just too much out there to expect readers to scroll through Amazon or Barnes & Noble and stumble upon your works.

ezPDF makes things just work pretty well, particularly with the multitouch features of the NST enabled and norefresh used to scroll.

There's a zoom dial at the bottom of the screen and scrolling around the page with the touchscreen works surprisingly well.

This takes you to the book's page, where you can scroll down and download the ebook format that works best for you, or you can read online using the HTML or Javascript reader.

Swiping and scrolling isn't as smooth as with a capacitive screen, but works well enough not to be too annoying.

The Opera Mini browser has a cool one - tap zoom that works well for reading articles, and the Dolphin HD browser has screen gestures and can scroll using the volume buttons.

Scrolling is pretty smooth with the touchscreen and the pinch - zooming works well.

On the surface Max would appear to be little more than standard side - scrolling platforming fare, and indeed leaping from crumbling platform to swinging vine does make up a good chunk of the game, but this works in conjunction with the various abilities bestowed by the pen to craft numerous environmental puzzles.

does look really cool, but since those music games were never my thing, its good to know ya don't have to play it using the guitars... you'd probably limit sales that way as well, since a shooter game is a far cry from a music game... im happy there are still devs who are thinking outside the box as well as willing to still do side - scrolling 2d work... i'd like to see more adventure 2d side - scrolling games tho... like Magician Lord was to the NEO-GEO or the Ghosts N Goblins series or Wizards & Warriors... those were fun games...

Celebrating three decades of intense side - scrolling action and exploration, video game music record label GameChops has released a tribute to Metroid in celebration of its 30th anniversary with an original track titled «Elysian Sky» by electronic artist Varien, who's best known for his work on The Wailing Dead, Furious 7, and Monstercat.

This is more or less, side - scrolling dungeon 101 and because it works so well, that's all it needs to be.

This isn't really a fail, per se, but I think if they offered weapon durability the way, say, Elder Scrolls does, or just about any other game with weapon durability, it would work better.

Besides the shields at the start, the game is a brutal, masochistic scrolling shooter with excellent, well - working controls with a decently long campaign (seeing as it's one dollar) and various other extra modes to complete once you finish the campaign.

Fortunately, I have a great team, including Erik Coburn, who is constantly researching, testing, and build a world that feels like Zelda, but works well in a 2D side scroller space.

Best known for their massively successful Fallout and Elder Scrolls franchises, Bethesda recently announced that the company was working with...

I expected so much more from Bethesda, I guess all the competent programmers were too busy working on good games like Fallout and Elder Scrolls.

Elder Scrolls Online works well and hours can melt away as I carve my way through Daedra, so long as I don't get stuck in a bloody wall.

You have a sword that works pretty well (even if it IS terribly short range), and probably Ninja Gaiden's single biggest contribution to gaming, if incorporated the concept of a «wall jump» into the equation of side - scrolling gameplay.

There are some games where a silent protagonist works, especially if there are a ton of dialogue choices to be made, this approach has always worked well for RPG's in the vein of the Fallout series or The Elder Scrolls IV: Skyrim.

Spero's best known works include her politically - charged War Series and Artaud Paintings of the late 1960s and early 1970s, and her extensive scroll works such as the Codex Artaud (1971 - 1972) and Notes in Time on Women (1979).

Spero's best known works include her politically - charged War Series and Artaud Paintings of the late 1960s and early 1970s, and such extensive scroll works as the Codex Artaud (1971 - 1972) and Notes in Time on Women (1979).

Schneeman's most well - known work involves her pulling a scroll from her vagina, which she then read.