Sentences with phrase «using vibration feedback»

Personally I think that using vibration feedback for alarms is one of the most important features for a smartwatch — a smart fitness wearable, moreover — to have.

One is where he inserts the lockpick into the lock, and using vibration feedback (like in Skyrim), he hits the spot and picks the lock.

Not exact matches

Haptics use varied vibrations to offer tactile feedback, much like the buzzing jolts or kickbacks gamers feel through a handheld controller.

The Golf R Touch features a pair of capacitive touchscreens in the center stack: a massive 12.8 - inch infotainment display and a smaller 8 - inch screen below for climate and other controls that uses haptic feedback to trigger a tiny vibration when its virtual buttons are touched.

Porsche's Mission E concept uses this technology, and engineers at Jaguar Land Rover hope to push the technology even further with ultrahaptics, a technology that monitors your fingers and directs ultrasonic pulses through the air toward your fingertips so you can feel vibration feedback.

The Eco Driving will show us different mpg graphs and a history of your mpgs by dates, and the Energy Information is an animation when your driving on full electric motor or gasoline engine as well as recharge through the regenerative braking (I should mention that the recharging using the brake was making a loud noise and some vibration feedback that for some might be a very annoying but we were told these pre-production models and there still room for improvements).

It takes some getting used to, but the Swype software makes rapid - fire typing possible by — you guessed it — swiping your finger over the soft keys rather than tapping them, and I like the keyboard's vibration feedback when typing.

The vibration feature is very interesting, especially when you consider that console controllers have had it for ages and have been successfully using it to add a greater level of feedback and immersion into games.

Vibration feedback For excellent gaming experience, the controller has Vibration feedback but you'll require to change the keypad using the DirectInput Mode.

Feedback is still handled well for those of us who have to use a regular controller with the vibrations and audio doing a great job of letting you know what's going on at all times.

I can't stress enough to give the game another try using only the Vibration feedback instead of the audio snare hits.

The cornerstone of the PlayStation Move system, the PlayStation Move motion controller combines advanced motion sensors, a dynamic color changing sphere, vibration feedback, and an easy - to - use button interface to provide the ultimate in motion - based gaming.

When you press against it, it provides the same physical feedback you feel when you use 3D Touch on an app icon: a small vibration, and that's it.

The Arc Touch Mouse was the first Microsoft mouse to use the touch scroll strip for easy navigation with haptic feedback (vibration technology that simulates the feel of a traditional scroll wheel).

Essentially, it's a feedback system that uses vibrations to communicate back to the user that an action has been registered, while pressing harder, or holding a tap rather than immediately releasing, triggers the OS to perform different actions.

You'll feel a slight vibration, just like the haptic feedback you feel when using 3D Touch on an app icon.

However, using a phone with haptic feedback, which emits a small vibration when you strike each key, gives you the tactile feeling you get from real keyboards.

Another feature for phone - sized movie lovers is Sony's new Dynamic Vibration System, which uses an algorithm to add haptic feedback while you watch.

Instead of the simulated vibration - based feedback provided by the original's capacitive keys, the Galaxy S7 Active's keys provide real tactile feedback and although they take getting used to, they are certainly very easy to press.

Rather than using the same two or three vibration settings throughout the entire UI, LG spent some time configuring parts of its software to exhibit small details in the haptic feedback, much like on the iPhone.

Since sound is simply a series of vibrations, the micro-speaker array can also be used to create localized haptic feedback that could be used to mimic real - life touch.

All tiles use a haptic vibration motor to confirm actions or provide feedback.

In order to make longtime Samsung fans feel at home the on - screen home button triggers improved haptic feedback that feels more like a «real» button than typical haptics that use a simple vibration motor, not unlike what Apple's doing on the iPhone 7.

Apple answers that question on the new iPhones with 3D Touch, which uses capacitive pressure sensors and a Taptic Engine beneath the screen to sense how hard you're pressing and deliver feedback in the form of vibrations.

The same controlled vibrations could also be used to deliver haptic feedback through the display.

Remember that while the stronger the intensity of the vibration (and the more places it is used) the greater the drain on your battery, haptic feedback barely consumes any power.

Few motors feel this good during use, especially tactile feedback when typing, and the gentle vibrations coming from Samsung's motors inside are far more satisfying than the harsh, hard vibrations of many other phones.

I'm also not a fan of the fact that there is no haptic feedback or vibration when using the scanner, so there is no way to tell that you are actually unlocking your phone when you are doing it blindly.