Sentences with phrase «trackpad right»

Last week, the US Patent & Trademark Office published a patent application from Motorola revealing a new notebook or Chromebook keyboard concept incorporating a mini trackpad right into the center of the spacebar.

Not exact matches

When a new product swoops in, things change and that change can be hard; just think of keyboard shortcuts, trackpad gestures, and even the position where buttons to close and minimise windows are (top left on macOS, top right on Windows).

You can make each of your windows its own screen, then swipe left and right with three fingers on the trackpad (default setting if you're using a Macbook) to navigate between them.

The main control is a trackpad found on the device's right side.

Clicking the plus sign adds a new «desktop» that you can swipe left and right on the trackpad to access.

It has Chiclet - style keys similar to the keyboard on previous Apple laptops, and there's even a trackpad on the right - hand side, which you can use to move a mouse cursor on a computer.

To hit an icon on the upper - right corner of the screen, just tap the upper - right corner of the trackpad.

A standard mouse pointer appears on - screen anytime you touch the trackpad; you can right - or left - click by firmly pressing on the pad's bottom or quickly right - click by simply tapping anywhere on its surface.

The glowing ring around the optical navigation trackpad is new, as are the individual buttons to the left and right of the trackpad, though visually, these buttons arguably look more dated than the more integrated ones on previous Bolds.

The Teclast Tbook 10 S keyboard also adds a full - size USB port on the right side, and it has a touchpad / trackpad with integrated left and right mouse click buttons on the bottom of the touchpad.

That said, the trackpad on the Touch Cover still provides simple functionality, like left - and right - clicking, two finger scrolling, click and drag, and a two - finger tap brings up the command bar.

Unfortunately, 10.1 inches doesn't seem to be the right sweet spot — the W510 is a nice size, but it doesn't afford enough room for a full - size keyboard or trackpad, so you get small, cramped versions of both that are hard to get used to.

It's difficult to predict how serious the upraised keyboard / trackpad will prove to be — right now, it's functioning perfectly on my Bold 9650, it's just awkward.

When editing or composing text, simply drag across the trackpad to move the cursor to precisely the right location.

You can use the trackpad to navigate Up / Down / Left / Right / Diagonally between screen elements that can accept focus, depending on the application and / or context, thereby simplifying navigation to a more linear series of actions.

The navigation buttons and trackpad fit right in with the sleek design of the Bold 9930 as well.

The build is plasticky, but not offensive, and we're also not huge fans of the trackpad, but otherwise the T100 gets a whole lot right: full Windows 8.1, a battery life that lasts out for ages, Microsoft Office on board and, as we've touched upon many times, a price point that opens up Windows 8.1 to a wider audience.

The manual also tells us that the trackpad on the keyboard dock has two defined areas that will function as left and right mouse clicks.

The ABXY control buttons are below the right trackpads are about 33 % smaller than in the Xbox One controllers.

Alternatively, you may find the PS4's trackpad easier to use, with slight touches and clicks proving much more intuitive than the wild on - screen flailing unleashed via the right stick.

the trackpad or right analog would make an interesting control for throw direction and distance — and you could throw in one direction while walking in another.

The player moves in all directions using either thumbsticks or a trackpad, but something still didn't feel quite right, and I can't put my finger on it.

To switch weapons, you just tap left or right on the controller's trackpad.

With its central trackpad, dubious Share button, and lit up front end for Move / PlayStation Eye support, I just don't see the possibilities for most of those additions right now.

To increase or decrease the brush size in Tilt Brush you swipe right or left on the trackpad of your brush hand.

When that model first came out, the idea was that people could use so - called touch zones on either end of the trackpad to more easily pull off certain gestures specific to Windows 8 — you know, like swiping in from the right to expose the Charms Bar.

Particularly, I often had to use the very bottom of the trackpad to right click, as it didn't always accept that input in more comfortable locations.

I had no trouble with the ZenBook Flip 14's smooth, responsive trackpad, but I didn't love the finicky fingerprint reader that's embedded in the trackpad's upper - right corner.

It's possible (but inconvenient) to disable the trackpad by going into the Device Manager, selecting Human Interface Devices, right - clicking HID - compliant touch pad, and selecting Disable.

HP has got three of the key aspects right — display, keyboard and trackpad.

The MateBook gets lots right as 2 - in - 1s go: it's slim, well made, has a decent size keyboard and trackpad (if you buy it anyway), plus a built - in fingerprint scanner that helps stand it out from the crowd.

HP Elitebook Folio's trackpad is one of the most accurate tracking devices right now.

Valve's recent Steam Controller adds a rumbling trackpad in place of the right thumbstick, which allows for more precise movements closer to using a mouse.

Touchpad mode turns your phone into a laptop - style trackpad complete with a scroll bar to the right.

No, there is no dedicated BBM BlackBerry button or a physical trackpad, but the whole keyboard can act as a trackpad — you can scroll up and down or swipe left or right by just moving your fingers on the physical keyboard, which might seem initially unusual but is rather cool, once you get the hang of it.

Having an app that lives right beside a web browser on a product with a full keyboard and mouse or trackpad means more thought goes into monetization and delivery, which means more work on one or both platforms.

We were thoroughly unimpressed with the trackpad, which sports a fingerprint reader between its left and right mouse buttons.

Towards the right of the trackpad is the fingerprint sensor compatible with Windows Hello.

Place two fingers at the right side of your trackpad and swipe them to the left to open the Notification Center.

When you first pick up a laptop, the three things you'll notice right away are the screen, the keyboard, and the trackpad.

There have been a variety of programs in the past that allowed this to varying degrees of success, but now it's baked right in, accessed by clicking «Task View» in the taskbar or swiping up with three fingers on a trackpad.

The trackpad is also new, with haptic feedback and force sensors, adding a new «force click» option, so a deep press in the trackpad allows for different options depending on the software interface, much like a right - click does.

It also has a much larger keyboard, and a trackpad with dedicated left and right buttons.

The trackpad is equally as spacious and features just the right amount of friction.

Below you will see that the buttons are attached to the main hardware, and two of them are found on each side of the screen, with an optical trackpad between the two buttons on the right hand side.

The material is not dissimilar to what Microsoft uses on its Type Covers, but instead of a trackpad the keys go right up to the edge.

Hopefully Microsoft gets it right and copies Apple in this regard properly, because Apple's trackpad interface is nigh on perfect, with Windows users seriously missing out.

A new upgrade is the fingerprint recognition technology added to the upper right corner of the trackpad.

Seated on the right - hand side of the keyboard, the trackpad will present a problem for left - handed owners.

Then, open up the Today View sidebar on your Mac by either clicking the icon, or swiping in from the right edge of your trackpad with two fingers.