If you use Samsung’s navigation gestures on your Galaxy smartphone, you will not be happy when you update it to One UI 6.1. With One UI 6.1, you can only use Android’s stock navigation gestures, which means you will have to force yourself to adjust to a completely new way of operating your device. That’s […]
Read MoreWith the launch of the Vision Pro, Apple published plenty of support documents and tutorials, including an overview of the gestures used to control the headset. Most people have found the gesture-based control to be intuitive, but for those having difficulty, Apple also has some tips on getting the best experience. Vision Pro Gestures Tap […]
Read MoreEver since Samsung started releasing bezel-less Android smartphones, it has offered on-screen buttons and its own gesture-based navigation systems. Later, it also added a gesture-based navigation system from Google as well. However, with the One UI 6.1 software, Samsung removed its gesture-based navigation system on the Galaxy S24, enraging some users, including some of us. […]
Read MoreFruit Ninja from Halfbrick Studios was developed for the iPhone in 2010, and since then, it’s been one of the best-known mobile games. The Apple Arcade version is set to come to the Vision Pro, and Halfbrick today shared details on how it was customized for Apple’s spatial computer. Halfbrick Studios lead gameplay programmer Samantha […]
Read MoreMotions and gestures have been a part of the Galaxy phone user experience for many years. And although the fundamentals are more or less the same as always, some things have changed, particularly in terms of the user interface. In essence, Motions and gestures let you control certain aspects of your Galaxy phone through simple […]
Read MoreIn time for the International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD), Samsung wants to remind us that its Galaxy Watches are suitable for everyone, thanks to the so-called Universal Gestures. The feature enhances accessibility and allows you to navigate without having to touch the display or the rotating bezel (or the virtual bezel) at all. […]
Read MoreWhen you enable productivity gestures for iPadOS 17, you get the advantage of getting things done faster and having fun in the process. You can do things such as take screenshots and switch between open apps on your iPad. Keep reading to see how you can enable the gestures feature on your iPad and discover […]
Read MoreThe One UI Watch 5 update has massively expanded the concept of using your smartwatch through gestures. Samsung added a new feature called Universal Gestures, and now that the One UI Watch 5 update is out of beta and rolling out on live channels, it’s time for us to take a closer look at how […]
Read MoreWhat you need to know Microsoft Edge has a mouse gestures feature that allows you to navigate the web by holding the right-click button and swiping your mouse in various patterns. The feature rolled out earlier this month, though you have to enable it through a flag. Microsoft is now testing the option to block […]
Read MoreApple Vision Pro, Apple’s new “spatial computing” device, does not have a hardware-based control mechanism. It relies on eye tracking and hand gestures to allow users to manipulate objects in the virtual space in front of them. In a recent developer session, Apple designers outlined the specific gestures that can be used with Vision Pro, […]
Read MoreRumors about Apple’s Vision Pro headset have been circulating for years, but something that was never quite clear was how it would be controlled. There were some early rumors of control devices, which eventually faded away as leaks focused more on gesture control, and as it turns out, that’s the way Apple went. The Apple […]
Read MoreAs smartphones have evolved over the years, the way we operate them have changed as well. The biggest change was when manufacturers stopped using hardware buttons and went all in with virtual software keys. Next came gestures. Apple popularized the use of gestures when it ditched the iPhone’s iconic round physical button, and soon everyone […]
Read MoreIn the world of laptops, there are few options out there with trackpads that are satisfying or reliable as the Magic Trackpad found on the MacBook lineup. This extends even further for those who want to use a Magic Trackpad instead of a mouse when sitting at a desk and using your Mac. Related Reading […]
Read MoreAstropad Studio a reçu une mise à jour aujourd’hui avec un certain nombre de nouvelles fonctionnalités pratiques. En tête d’affiche de la sortie, Apple Pencil Hover arrive sur vos applications de création de bureau préférées via l’iPad Pro M2. Il existe également de nouveaux gestes magiques et un support de sculpture 3D dans Blender et […]
Read MoreSamsung has just started rolling out the Android 13-based One UI 5.0 beta program for Galaxy S22 customers in select markets. We’re excited to talk about some of the latest One UI changes and additions, including a couple of new experimental “Labs” features designed to bolster productivity and multitasking. With One UI version 5.0, the […]
Read MoreThe Galaxy S22 has a highly customizable UI, from Material You color themes and Smart Widgets to different navigation methods. Today we’re expanding on the latter, and we’ll show you how to switch to gestures and gain more screen real-estate by disabling the outdated (but arguably tried and tested) “recents,” “home,” and “back” on-screen buttons. […]
Read MoreJust before the end of the year, we learned that Chome OS 80 won’t need Developer Mod. It may also sideload apps but we have yet to try it out. The latest update was released first in the Dev channel. This week, it reaches the beta channel and we’re expecting more features and improvements will […]
Read MoreEven before the Pixel 4’s big launch, we already heard about Motion Sense feature will work in 38 countries and maybe 9 apps at launch. Supported apps are mostly streaming apps (Amazon Music, Google Play Music, Spotify, and YouTube Music) but we’re expecting more will be added to the list. We then mentioned Motion Sense […]
Read MoreAside from being the top mobile OEM today, Samsung is also known for its processors and sensors for phones. It has the ISOCELL line that includes several camera sensors we’ve already featured here. The ISOCELL brand of camera sensors was officially launched only in 2017 but it has since flourished by coming up with several […]
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