Sentences with phrase «swipe controls so»

A fast - paced game with swipe controls so simple that even Wayne Rooney has mastered them, Temple Run puts you in the shoes of an Indiana Jones - like explorer who is desperately trying to escape a pack of angry apes.

Not exact matches

The default swipe gestures take very little time to learn and in fact training can be skipped altogether if you so wish, but for those hoping to replicate those magical dashes and smash hits the virtual console and arcade controls will be your best friend.

The nav and infotainment system is awesome - the redundant controls with the i - drive like rotary wheel is convenient if you don't want to poke at a touchscreen and the navigation information can be swiped into the driver control cluster so you can keep your eyes on the road.

Moreover, the E-ink display features integrated touchscreen and it's WACOM supported, so you can easily control the tablet by touching or swiping the screen, and the eReader has an optional stylus featuring 1024 pressure levels.

This is why I find the Apple iPad so compelling: There is no thinking about what you're doing when you read a book; you just swipe to «turn» pages and the controls to do other operations with the document are there, on the document.

Swiping down from the top of the display gives you access to the notifications area as well as toggles for the hardware controls - Wi - Fi, brightness and so on - as well as the settings.

Those same people might get along much better with the swipe - based controls of the streamlined fighters, but in most instances all of those games leave out a lot of the elements of a regular fighting game that makes people love fighters in the first place, and so they can't quite scratch the same sort of itch.

To do so grab your iOS device and, from the home screen, swipe up to open the Control Center.

Indeed, we found ourselves significantly more perturbed by other control changes — swiping down from the top right to get to the Control Center is fine, but your thumb doesn't quite stretch that far, so you need two hands or you need to jockey the handset slightly into pocontrol changes — swiping down from the top right to get to the Control Center is fine, but your thumb doesn't quite stretch that far, so you need two hands or you need to jockey the handset slightly into poControl Center is fine, but your thumb doesn't quite stretch that far, so you need two hands or you need to jockey the handset slightly into position.

So now that you're all set up, simply swipe your screen to control your music, and when you're done with your road trip, just long - press the screen again to exit the Audio Swipe interswipe your screen to control your music, and when you're done with your road trip, just long - press the screen again to exit the Audio Swipe interSwipe interface.

So yes, Android Wear watches rely heavily on swiping, even though most include a button on the watch case, but it's the controls inside that really turn the gears.

So to help you keep your eyes on the road, the development team at Hendriksen Software created an app that will let you control music playback by simply swiping your phone's screen.

So first, we will deal with how you can swipe down Control Center on your iPhone X, and then learn to turn portrait orientation ON and OFF.

When you do that, a small black rectangle will briefly appear at the bottom of your screen — this is the trigger area, so take note of its location, as you'll be able to swipe inward from this spot to trigger Pie controls.

With this one installed, you'll be able to swipe left or right to seek YouTube videos, and you can even swipe up or down to change volume, so it's a perfect companion to go along with Touch Controls for YouTube.

They also have gesture controls, so that you can swipe forward or backward on the right touchpad on the right earbud to control your music.

What's even better is that you can add scenes to an iOS Today widget or Android notification drawer, so you don't even need to launch the app to set a lighting scene — just swipe down from the top and tap it (you can also create other Android widgets for scene controls).

So just swipe down from the right ear to see what the controls look like.

You also get some app integration, like Spotify controls, so you can skip tracks without having to swipe down the notifications shade.

There's also a missed trick here as on the lock screen you don't get the music controls, so you'd still have to press the standby button to access that feature, meaning you might as well just use Nougat's normal controls that appear on the lock screen, or swipe down to access hardware controls.

So you'll see Now Playing controls here and you can access the camera with a left swipe gesture.

So when you swipe up the Control Center on your iPhone or iPad, you can notice the change in order there.

To do so, tap the relevant icon in your notification shade by swiping down from the top on an Android device or swiping up from the bottom to access the Control Center on an iOS device.

Never has one swipe given you so much control.

Google is also allegedly prepping two smaller software updates that will add gesture control, so you can flick your wrist to scroll through Google Now cards and notifications rather than swipe on the screen, and tweaks to the user interface.

Unlike iOS 10, the Apple Watch Control Center only has one card, so you can't swipe to the left to bring up music controls.

Its main features are: multi-window support, support for customizing notification lights, add apps and shortcuts to lockscreen, modify power controls and other performance options so that you'll get the best out of your device, swipe support for toggles, Active Display, battery status ring added to lockscreen menu and other more.

Control Center is getting a redesign too, so that it's now all on one screen, and you can swipe up on the lockscreen to hide all of your notifications.

While it's almost identical to last year's (still using Tizen, rather than Android Wear), Samsung is tweaking things here and there to let S3 wearers rely more on the watch's rotating bezel to control things, so there'll be less swiping around.