Sentences with phrase «to pull down the notification shade»

Most manufacturers already have this in place, though, as users can usually find quick settings when pulling down the notification shade.

To do this, first head into the handset's Settings menu by pulling down the notification shade and tapping on the gear icon.

Next, just pull down your notification shade to see the changes.

Simply pull down the notification shade from the top, and then tap Settings > Device Options > Change Your Device Name.

To disable them, pull down the notification shade at the top of the screen, tap the «Parental controls are enabled» option, and then enter your password.

So you can simply pull down the notification shade and see what the weather is like right now.

Luckily, it's easy to set up quick shortcuts to pull down the notification shade without having to shift the phone around in your hand.

You will also need to pull down the notification shade then tap and hold the gear icon that is there for settings.

You can also pull down the notification shade like shown above in order to verify your screenshot was captured.

Start by pulling down the notification shade and tapping the gear icon.

If you'd like to quickly share or delete your screenshot, just pull down the notification shade and you'll see an option to share or delete it.

From here you can pull down the notification shade from the top of the screen and share or delete the screenshot using the quick action buttons that appear below the screenshot's card.

Swiping down on the fingerprint sensor pulls down the notification shade, a simple user - friendly touch that makes one - handed operation easier.

Enabling the System UI Tuner is incredibly easy on supported phones, though: just pull down the notification shade twice (to expose the Quick Settings menu), then press and hold the cog icon for a few seconds.

Pulling down the notification shade reveals a row of 5 quick tiles, and expanding the shade to the full length of the screen reveals a large set of 12 icons that are paginated, totaling 26 icons in all.

Still, I found that most times I hop from app to app it's because a notification just showed up, and I can just as easily pull down the notification shade.

Here's what's different if you're upgrading: swiping down on the rear fingerprint sensor now pulls down the notification shade (and it goes back up with a swipe up).

Instead of pulling down the notification shade to access alerts on a locked device, you can interact with them directly on the lock screen.

You wouldn't notice if you were just looking at notifications while on your home screen, but if you bring up a white menu like the Google Now page or your app drawer before pulling down the notification shade, it becomes apparent.

Pull down the notification shade on the phone and look for the alert saying: «Touch to switch to Desktop mode», and tap it.

However,, the swiping down gesture for pulling down the notifications shade is still operating well even after the update has been installed on the Google Pixel and the Google Nexus phones.

All these gestures are included on the Honor 5x and more, including pulling down the notification shade by swiping down on the fingerprint scanner, swiping up to launch the multi-tasking screen, and even swiping to the left to simulate pressing the back button on the phone.

Yes, reaching the top of the S8 Plus to pull down the notification shade requires a readjustment of my grip, but the phone's sides are so nicely contoured that I do that switch unconsciously and with little effort.

Pulling down the notification shade with one finger will display any items you may have and with another swipe, or a two finger swipe you can reveal the quick toggle area.

Animations feel smoother and even something as simple as swiping between homescreens or pulling down the notification shade shows better software optimization compared to what we had before.

The update doesn't affect anything outside of Google Now or its associated launcher — for example we're still seeing occasional stutters when pulling down the notification shade — but there's no denying it's a big improvement.

So, the first thing you'll want to do in jump into the Settings menu by pulling down the notification shade, then tapping the cog icon.

Pull down the notification shade at the top of your screen and tap the Disconnect button to stop casting your screen.

For me it feels like the sweet spot for Android, which often requires you to to pull down the notification shade from the top.

To enable this hidden menu, pull down the notification shade twice, then long - press on the cog icon.

This is very, very simple: just pull down the notification shade, tap the cog icon (to go to the Settings menu), then scroll down to the Battery section.

Pulling down the notification shade reveals a set of quick settings on the top and a second pull reveals several more.

This shrinks the entire display in the direction you swipe to make the phone easier to use with one thumb, and we found ourselves frequently using it to more easily pull down the notification shade.

It does feel very James Bond - ish to pick up the phone, get through to the home screen and pull down the notification shade without so much as touching the display, a big crowd - pleaser in certain circles.

Swiping down on the fingerprint sensor pulls down the notification shade, a simple user - friendly touch that makes one - handed operation easier.

As per usual, dragging a finger from top to bottom (within apps or on a home screen) pulls down the notification shade to view system - wide alerts.

When you pull down the notification shade, you'll see convenient shortcuts for toggling Wi - Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, Sound settings and Auto rotation.

Pulling down the notification shade or opening an application just take noticeably longer than it does on other devices.

Then, pull down the notification shade and make sure the option to transfer images is selected.

You can also set it up so that when you slide your finger down on it, it pulls down the notification shade.

As you pull down the notification shade, switch home screens and browse the system settings, the device rarely slows down.

Pull down the notification shade and tap the gear icon.

To toggle Bluetooth and Wi - Fi, pull down the notification shade and tap the appropriate toggle, or jump into Settings and then into each service's respective entry.

This is just a minor tweak, but when you pull down your notification shade to access your Quick Settings tiles, you'll now see a set of connectivity and battery indicators at the top of the screen, next to the Settings gear.

If you'd like to disable the feature, either temporarily or permanently, just pull down your notification shade and tap the «Turn Off» button on the Auto Shazam notification.

These include a button to pull down the notification shade, the Capture + button for taking screenshots and making GIFs, and the Q - slide button which gives you faster access to a select number of LG apps like Contacts and the File Manager.

To access them, first head into the Settings menu by either pull down the notification shade and tapping the cog icon, or jump into the app drawer and tap the «Settings» shortcut.

If you haven't received a notification prompting you to download the update, pull down the notification shade, tap the cog icon to open the setting menu, then scroll down to the «System Updates» category and tap the «Check for updates» button.

To get started, pull down the notification shade and tap the cog icon to jump into the Settings menu.

Thankfully, you can enable fingerprint sensor gestures to pull down the notification shade.