Tap, swipe, and pinch to zoom—these are the iPhone gestures that you’re probably very familiar with. But do you know all the uses for them? Because there are probably more ways to use iPhone gestures than you realized. MUO – Feed
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Android 9 Pie brings some major changes to navigation for the first time in years. Instead of the standard Back, Home, and Recent buttons, most of the navigation now comes through gestures (similar to the iPhone X). If you’ve just upgraded to Pie or got a new phone with it, you might feel lost. We’re […]
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Android 9 Pie brings some major changes to navigation for the first time in years. Instead of the standard Back, Home, and Recent buttons, most of the navigation now comes through gestures (similar to the iPhone X). If you’ve just upgraded to Pie or got a new phone with it, you might feel lost. We’re […]
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Wouldn’t it be great if you could turn off your phone’s screen just by swiping down from the top of your display? Or access your recent apps by swiping in from the right? These shortcuts would allow you to use your Android smartphone or tablet in a whole new way. You can decide what gestures trigger what result, […]
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It’s hard to believe Windows 10 has been available for close to a year. Even through Windows 10 isn’t perfect, reception has been generally positive. When Windows 8 was new, we compiled a mega-list of Windows 8 shortcuts to make getting around easier than ever. Windows 10 introduces a whole slew of new shortcuts, including apps, keyboard […]
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Microsoft introduced touchpad and touchscreen gestures back in the era of Windows 8, leading a lot of people to wonder if a laptop or tablet was better for these gestures. Things got even murkier with other peripherals like touch-based mice and monitors. It’s clear that touch wasn’t very useful in Windows 8, but that’s not true at […]
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