Sentences with phrase «so pages refresh»

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So in many ways it was refreshing to write because I could just spill myself out onto the page.

Let us know what you think below, and make sure you keep the «auto - refresh» box checked so new comments will automatically appear on your page.

@Shambo, unless you're using a phone, my laptop browser jumps right to my last comment once I refresh, so I use my laptop for this page.

We'll be updating this post with all the big events in the match, so keep refreshing the page once the game starts and have fun with us!

Each time a person reads the row of Braille with his fingers (left to right), the pin configurations refresh to represent the next line of a Web page's text, and so on.

The two logins just don't work well together, so we recommend logging out of NutritionFacts.org, refreshing the page, and in a second tab, login to Disqus.com.

This week on Fashion and Style Police, we have a British style icon, a Nigerian fashion diva, couple of magazine covers, a product review and many more juicy fashion posts so keep refreshing this page.

Otherwise, I'll continue to refresh my Sale page periodically, so check there for updates.

ePersonals embodies that thought with its plain - vanilla page layouts and refreshing lack of superfluous graphics, so you don't get too distracted by flashy banner ads and other silly things.

Most dating sites do not provide this type of user - friendly experience on a privacy page; instead they bore you to death with a long - winded legal statement so this is deftly refreshing.

Trello is really fast in doing so, and once someone completes a card, your board is automatically updated without you refreshing the page.

«It's so refreshing and invigorating to turn off the satellite radio, disconnect the phone from Bluetooth, open the windows, and fully engage in the act of driving,» notes associate web editor Joey Capparella, who normally spends his days glued to Automobile's Twitter feed and Facebook page.

Your Kindle will automatically update itself sometime in the next week or so, but if you simply can not wait you can hit refresh on their firmware page.

I'll be updating every 5 minutes or so, so keep refreshing the page to see the latest action from the conference.

And e-ink's refresh speed forces a small delay on every graphical change, so moving through pages is sluggish, clunky, and error - prone.

The electronic ink technology is passive, looks good as paper, and only uses power when refreshing, so a single battery charge'll last 7,500 page turns.

The biggest disadvantages of this e-book reader are that you can see each pixel on the screen, you can see old image after full page refresh and display is not so white as you can see above.

Hardware accelerated page turns and refreshes, and the horsepower needed to power modern browser tech so we can have proper HTML5, Flash and PDF support.

Start all eReader tests from the first full page in the book — so we are refreshing pages that are as similar as possible.

Normally I don't like this setting on E Ink because it causes more ghosting and afterimages, but the screen refreshes fully on the InkBook when using inverted text so that's not a problem — every page looks clear.

One of the most exciting features is that it is said to have 80 % less refresh rate when you turn the pages, so you get less of the «flashing «effect.

The low - power screen also only uses electricity when you refresh the page, so it should get up to 5 days of battery life from the device's 400mAh battery.

If you are just using the stock stuff, under heavy usage you will get a week or so, if you are downloading Android apps, it all depends on what they are doing (syncing constantly, constant full page refreshes, etfc)

Daniel masterfully evokes the sticky Miami heat and refreshing ocean breezes, but there is so much more to these pages than fetching seaside images.

Awake, I'm too unfocused to produce anything useful, so I find myself in front of my refrigerator, posting dog pictures on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram (the time - suck trifecta), and, the worst, repeatedly refreshing the not - yet - published book's Amazon page to check its ranking.

6) Screen refreshes properly only with button page turns (if I understand correctly) I like tactile buttons, so I would be fine if that is the only way to turn pages.

So that occasional delay with a refresh flash between some screns IMHO is a much better approach for the overall reading experience as opposed to it flashing every so many pageSo that occasional delay with a refresh flash between some screns IMHO is a much better approach for the overall reading experience as opposed to it flashing every so many pageso many pages.

There's no refresh page option so the text although a little bit bold is somewhat pixelated.

While reading the pages won't refresh, so you don't get that annoying refresh flash every six pages or whatever.

I read on their website that their use of the latest e ink technology avoids the flashes and the annoying refreshing of the pages, and somewhere else I read that the flashes only appear every chapter, 100 pages or so (as opposed to 6 pages of the kindle).

so it caches them and when you switch screens to either go to the home page or a settings option or shopping that's when the refresh happens So depending on how many pages you have cached generally determines the amount of refresh flash and quickness to other screen options, like shopping or readouts or wherever else you are goinso it caches them and when you switch screens to either go to the home page or a settings option or shopping that's when the refresh happens So depending on how many pages you have cached generally determines the amount of refresh flash and quickness to other screen options, like shopping or readouts or wherever else you are goinSo depending on how many pages you have cached generally determines the amount of refresh flash and quickness to other screen options, like shopping or readouts or wherever else you are going.

Carta displays also have some speed benefits that reduce the need for full page refresh so page turns are smoother and there's less ghosting.

Even something as simple as turning pages with the Android app is funky because the E Ink doesn't refresh properly so the text is rough and less defined that it should be.

About the only noticeable difference in terms of software is they made it so the screen never does a full page refresh when reading.

I did notice that too, and the light seems to make it more apparent, so I switched over to using full page refresh for every page and don't seem to notice it much anymore.

The latest devices have been optimized for fast page refreshes and touch operation, but generally you're still waiting a half a second or so for the screen to flip over to the next page, menu, or what have you.

But the quality isn't very good because the text is rougher and less dark than with full page refresh turned on so it's not going to be very useful for that.

The one issue with the refresh technology is that sometimes a page won't fully refresh, and so there's a little ghosting from the previous screen on the new one.

Pages only refresh after the sixth page turn, so text appears to just quickly morph each time you want to advance further in a book.

Refresh rates are not an issue here, so turning pages is near instant.

Well if you turn that option OFF so it doesn't refresh on every page you will notice that upon reopening a book the font is thicker and darker and pretty much on par with my Voyage.

The 6 - page refresh caused so much distracting ghosting, it was the first «feature» I turned off.

Amazon creates hourly lists so if you're marketing your book, it's important to refresh the page each hour as you will see that the list is constantly changing.

The long refresh times, the flashing, the bad contrast, all of it turned me off of the Sony product entirely, not to mention that by reducing the font size so you can read a full page at a time, it's a strain on the eyes.

the feel of an important page turn is so much more refreshing than a new screen opening.

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The pages can be set to perform a full refresh on each page turn so there is no ghosting, but that involves a full flash of the screen before displaying the new text.

The Kobo and Google apps both refresh better when turning pages, so text looks clearer with them.

The refresh on Kindle takes very little time — you can synchronize blinking with it so you won't notice it or just use the time to move eyes from the bottom of the page to the top.

On the old model every 1 — 6 pages (how ever you configured it in the settings) you would get a refresh which meant the screen turned black for a second or so and then showed the next page.