Sentences with phrase «switching between apps feels»

Apple hasn't just replaced the physical with the virtual here, and simple tasks like switching between apps feels more natural and intuitive as a result.

The Snapdragon 400 SoC generally isn't a slouch across operating system tasks, apps and games, however I did notice a few software - related issues that makes switching between apps feel slower than other Snapdragon 400 handsets I've used.

Not exact matches

Switching between apps was fast and fluid, organizing and navigating the Start screen felt snappy, and live tiles flipped and updated smoothly and as expected.

Aside from the addition of gestures for quickly switching between apps, the iPad's operating system looks and feels and operates pretty much exactly the same as it did over 3 years ago when the iPad 1 was first introduced.

The webOS on the TouchPad has a similar look and feel to the Palm mobile phones of the past, with a fast multitasking OS that effortlessly displays multiple running applications with the ability to switch between over 200 apps simultaneously with no lag whatsoever.

However, there were some instances where the phone would generally feel sluggish, particularly when opening or switching between applications via the Recent Apps screen.

Everything from switching between homescreens to launching an app feels like it takes more time than it should.

Switching between CarPlay and Android Auto felt like launching two apps in succession.

The Good «Based on my own experience that switching between apps, opening up calendar appointments, and saving workouts felt faster.

The camera app on their handset feels like quite familiar; you will see a shutter button, video recording button, gallery access, switching between cameras and modes on the lower part of the app screen.

It's not as obvious when all of your phones do it randomly on occasion, but one good way to understand this isn't normal is just to pick up a friends iPhone 6S or 7 and tap around and realize how the phone doesn't feel completely overwhelmed by something as simple as switching between apps.

Samsung has its own custom camera app, but nothing about it will feel too alien to cameraphone users: you have a comprehensive set of adjustments and tweaks, and toggles to switch between front - and rear - facing cameras and between still and movie modes.

You may also see app refreshes when switching between them via the recent apps screen, which might not be the end of the world, but it does make the experience feel a bit less polished.

The multitasking facility on the interface feels quite familiar to the iOS integration, as once you tap on the recent menu you'll see cards like interface you can swiftly switch between apps.

It's easy to switch between day, week and month views, too, and overall the app just feels considerably more elegant and easy to use.