Sentences with phrase «top of the screen most»

I also appreciated the reading icon that sits at the bottom and top of the screen most of the time.

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It has most of the latest features of other contemporary phones, including narrow top and bottom borders around its screen, as well as a metallic back.

The stylish 50,000 - square — foot space revolutionized the entertainment scene by combining the most sought - after DJ's — Skrillex, Alesso, Sebastian Ingrosso, Axwell, Baauer and Nicky Romero, among others — with a specifically designed 3,000 capacity venue featuring a luxurious 4,400 - square - foot pool, 1,400 - square - foot elevated stage with un-obstructed sightlines, 23 private VIP cabanas, two private ultra VIP bungalows with private dipping pools, a deck area with 50 daybeds, top - of - the - line LED screens, 25 u-shaped banquettes with plush fabric, as well as signature cocktails and cuisine.

Most recently, this focus on secrecy was shown in the extraordinary efforts of the governor's aides to shield some of his records from public scrutiny in the State Archives, where a top Cuomo lieutenant spent nearly eight hours screening documents from Cuomo's years as attorney general that were sought by the Times Union under the Freedom of Information Law.

The exterior is rendered in an oddly tasteful, faux - prehistoric faux stone, as is most of the interior — though the cave effect is somewhat compromised by a dizzying profusion of top - of - the line plasma TV screens.

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Its expositional crutch proves most inadequate when the team ascends the final pitch to the top after years of preparation in no more than a minute of screen time.

Fullmetal Alchemist frequently tops polls as the most popular anime (s) of all time, so it's fair to say director Fumihiko Sori had quite the project to undertake in bringing it to the big screen.

As the story progresses she can go a little over the top teetering into the land of bumbling female sidekicks, but for the most part, she's a joy to watch on screen.

One of the most significant trends in our current Golden Age of television is the rate at which top - shelf talent is making the jump to TV, both on and off the screen.

Jason from MNPP popping in from between Tribeca screenings to quick give us our Monday afternoon «Beauty vs Beast» fix — I figure it's a Marvel Week what with that lil» Avengers movie opening in a couple of days and so what better time to step one step back and tackle their most recent smashing success, Ryan Coogler's Black Panther, which is still sitting pretty in the Top Ten, box - office-wise.

The 3DS version is taking an alternate approach, with the most unique feature being the ability to play both 3D and 2D interpretations of the game at the same time, on the top and bottom screens respectively.

His extraordinary physical screen presence led him to the top of the film world with roles in some of the most popular films over the next 4 decades, capped by a Best Actor Oscar for True Grit (1969).

The stamina bar for your fighter, looming overhead at the top of the screen, might be the single most important factor in each fight; if you become gassed, there's almost nowhere to run in the cage.

New releases / festival screenings: top lucky 14 An unranked list of fourteen films that meant the most to me this year.

The most stunning event of the festival was the single screening of Jane Campion's television series Top of the Lake, which will be cablecast on the Sundance Channel in seven 50 - minute weekly episodes beginning March 18.

Land Rover's interface designers made the most out of the new Touch Pro Duo system's twin 10 - inch screens, intelligently separating navigation and entertainment functions (top screen) from climate control and vehicle settings (bottom screen).

Our top - spec LTZ test car sported the obligatory touch screen, but there are still plenty of knobs for easy access to the most - used audio and climate - control functions, and buttons are grouped to help make everything easy to find.

The home screen, for example, has been highly simplified to a simple scrolling six - panel layout that puts all of the most important information at top level.

In the Q50S, most functions are controlled on the lower screen rather than the slightly out of reach top screen.

Worse yet, Ford fitted a sun - blocking hood so close to the top of the screen that most drivers won't be able see the top of the LCD.

The center console itself is impressive containing most of the controls and topped off with an infotainment screen.

Most of the switchgear on show is plucked straight from the Fiesta, with a similar tablet - style infotainment screen perched on top of the centre console.

The main menu spreads its icons out across two home screens, requiring users to scroll to view all of the audio sources, but IntelliLink allows you to reorganize, show or hide, and reorder the icons to put the most frequently used options near the top of the list.

Along the bottom of the screen, a number of simple backlit hard buttons provide easy access to most of the system's top - line feature menus, including dedicated buttons for navigation and AV menus, as well as a very useful generic Menu button, which gives drivers one - touch access to destination entry, media source, and system settings.

The interior has also been updated to current Mazda standards, with the most notable change being the infotainment screen sitting on top of the dashboard.

To the right of this area is the notification area shortcut; however, unlike most other Android phones you can't drag down from the top of the screen to see your notifications (like new e-mails).

When I click on the aA button at the top of the screen (that being the fairly universal ebook «display preferences» sign), I was allowed to deselect the «Use Publisher Defaults» preference, and ironically most of the problems went away:

The home screen is a rotating carousel of your most recently viewed apps, books etc, with each category accessible via a bookmark at the top of the screen.

There is also a UI layer built on top of Android 3.1 that allows users to place four of their most used program launcher at the center of the home screen.

The extra one opens - up a tray of widget apps that sit on top of your home screen, rather than «in» it like most widgets.

The most recently used app is shown to the top left of the screen with up to eight of the most recently run apps alongside.

Tapestries scan the things you open the most and brings them to the top of the screen.

The app version numbers, number of installs, date updated, and most other essential information is now at the very bottom of the screen, instead of the top.

My most recent one, the Glo, when I turned it on the top half of the kobo just has black bars going across the screen, now rendering it unusable as you can not read the text.

At the top of the screen is a useful Keep Reading button that shows you the book you've most recently been reading; when tapped, this brings you to the page you were most recently reading.

For the most part the frontlight is fairly evenly distributed but there are some areas of brighter and dimmer tones, with some shadowy areas at the top of the screen (see video review about 2 minutes in).

What is of note is the addition of a soft Menu button in the top - right corner of most of the player's screens, perhaps giving us a glimpse of the vanilla Android user experience of the future.

At the center of the home screen is a central carousel that shows your most recent acquisitions or most recently accessed content of any sort — books, periodicals, music, videos, web sites, apps — in reverse order, with the latest on top.

Additionally, there is no way to set iBooks to maximize the most use of screen real estate and adjust margins, or to remove the pagination graphic which uses up about a half a centimeter wide of screen space on the right hand side and about a quarter of a centimeter on the top and bottom of the reading area.

The launcher is designed to keep track of the apps and actions one uses most frequently, and show them at the top of a list found on the device's home screen.

The most recently used app is always top left of the screen and up to eight of the most recently running apps can be shown.

The new device, which is actually the most powerful Android tablet on the market, pipping the new Samsung Tab in performance specs, will feature a 10.1 - inch screen, run on top of Android 2.2 (Froyo) and be powered by Nvidia's Tegra 2 processor and cost just # 329 in the UK.

Pressing on the middle of the screen brings up both the top bar and the bottom bar which shows how much percentage was read, quick navigation from left to right in terms of pages, table of contents, annotation, search both dictionaries all under this book icon and the most important setting would be the font size and the font augmentation because you can choose the font faces, font - size, line spaces, margins and justification.

The Lenovo IdeaPad A1 is one of the most interesting of the bunch, because it comes from a top tier computer maker, has a great screen, and a very low price tag.

• King - size bed (top - of - the - line Simmons Beautyrest Worldclass Felicity Pillowtop mattress) • Sleeper sofa in the living room (Crate and Barrel) • Large screen TV / DVD Player / DVD movie collection / Cable TV • Sony music system with CD player, AM / FM, and iPod docking • Wi - Fi wireless high - speed Internet • Very private and quiet setting surrounded with tropical plants • Second floor unit with vaulted ceilings • Spacious bright living room, bedroom, and two bathrooms • A / C & ceiling fans in the living room and bedroom • Beach towels, beach chairs, beach umbrella, cooler, picnic kit • Located in Wailea — home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the world • Next to the prestigious Wailea Golf and Tennis Clubs Why the Owner Chose Wailea Ekolu: Wailea is one of the best if not the best resort community in Maui and perhaps in all of Hawaii.

- Interiors designed by Jacques Garcia - 168 guest rooms and suites - Multiple distinct dining spaces with menus by Chef Daniel Humm - King - sized beds - European - style bathrooms walk - in shower and water closet in most rooms - Many rooms with freestanding clawfoot bathtubs - Exclusive Argan bath amenities by Côté Bastide - Custom linens, bedding and bathrobes by Sferra and Frette - Down comforters and pillows (hypoallergenic upon request)- Custom plush top mattresses and embossed leather headboards - Mahogany writing desks and television stands - Bedside tables and velvet and damask patterned paravents - Reclaimed maple hardwood floors - Handmade vintage Heriz rugs unique to each room - Curated art program including Portraits de Villes photographs - Fully stocked Minibar - Large flat screen LCD HD television with on - demand movies - iHome docking station, charger, radio and alarm clock - Direct dial telephones with speaker and personalized voicemail capability - In room safe, iron / ironing board, hair dryer, luggage rack - Steps from Madison Square Park SERVICES - 24 - Hour Room Service - Complimentary high - speed wireless Internet access throughout the hotel - Nightly turndown service - Daily newspaper delivery (on request)- 24 - Hour state - of - the - art Fitness Room - Laptops and iPads available upon request - Concierge services provided at the Front Desk - Multi-lingual Staff - Bell staff Services - Valet Parking - Laundry Service - LEED certified / Conservation Program

By far the simplest, and perhaps the most effective new feature, is knowing when and where an enemy may have spotted you through a directional indicator, which is white static that appears on the top of the screen.

You'll spend most of your time looking at the top screen which is almost completely dedicated to the fighting area, with the only heads up display being the match timer.

We see adaptive v - sync kick in twice during our test session, resulting in a minute amount of fleeting tearing at the very top of the screen - essentially invisible then, tucked into the overscan on most displays.