Sentences with phrase «way swipe control»

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The touch - sensitive Touch Control Buttons on the steering wheel respond to swiping motions in the same way as the surface of a smartphone.

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Even though the gesture controls were introduced as a way to make navigating through multiple applications a breeze, I found it to add an unnecessary step in accessing applications on the Z10 since swiping up would place you at the device's home screen, which would be filled with recently opened applications.

Unlike her 3D adventures though, Lara's GO controls are all about swiping to move as you make your way through turn based traps and other death - defying risks.

It's a relaxing sort of game, where you will use swipe gestures to control your character as he travels, avoiding different hazards along the way.

The best way to explain it is like spinning a globe; swipes on the touch screen rotate the camera 360 degrees around the circle pad - controlled Pit.

This game really would benefit from some sort of swipe control mechanic though as after playing through 3 levels thisafternoon via mouse it's obvious this was the way the game was intended to be played (yes I know the original had 2 trackballs but in the abscence of one of those on my pc the mouse makes a good alternative)

Score a touchdown and drive your way to the bowl with simple tap and swipe controls.

I hate the way controls are mapped on the Vita (reload = swipe on backtouch?!?!) and to my surprise the game is much more cut down in terms of graphics effects than e.g. Resogun, which I'd imagine is much more complex and taxing on the hardware.

Fight as boxing legends past and present in the newest Fight Night installation from EA, which has truly impressive graphics and squeezes an incredible amount of gesture control onto a 3.5» interface (swipe this way to throw an uppercut; swipe this way to throw a haymaker, etc.).

On the gesture downside, swiping from the bottom used to be a very useful and easy way to quickly access settings, but now the Control Center requires a swipe down from the right side of the notch.

Just swipe up from your Home Screen to access the Control Center and then swipe all the way to the right.

You can either swipe all the way up from the bottom of the screen or use a four - finger swipe upward to access the App Switcher, which squishes App Spaces and Control Center together in an easy - to - access location.

One way around this problem would be to enable Immersive Mode, which is an Android feature that auto - hides the navigation and status bars, while letting you access these controls when you need them by swiping in from the edge of your screen.

The fourth - generation Apple TV ($ 150 and up) has the most powerful voice search and a clever swipe - based remote control, while the Amazon Fire TV ($ 100) is a fast and fairly cost - efficient way to stream 4K video.

There are two ways you can turn off Bluetooth and Wi - fi on your iPhone: first, simply swipe up on your iPhone home screen to bring up Control Center; from there, you can turn off both these options.

The best way to control the Huawei Mate 9 is to get used to swiping around the camera interface, as that will reveal all the extra functionality you need to get more control over the composition of your photo.

I would have liked to see more ways of interacting with card notifications, a little less reliance on voice control and a little less swiping.

I still think swiping down from the right side of the screen to access Control Center is a mistake, but given the way iOS is programmed, I don't see much of an alternative.

But the simplest way to switch apps is to just swipe along the bottom of the screen, left or right, as if there was some kind of control strip there.