gestures

Multi-Touch Trackpad is one of the best things about Apple MacBooks. Majority of the Mac users find it difficult to go around the macOS operating system without trackpad gestures. And those who’ve been using the trackpad gestures swear by it.

Windows 10 supports various touchpad (trackpad) gestures. Apart from the typical slide to scroll and pinch to zoom gestures, you can use gestures like a two-finger scroll, swiping

While custom Android skins introduce some interesting features, they are also infamous for bloatware, ads, and promoting their apps wherever possible. One such case is with phones running MIUI where the Mi Browser opens up if you swipe up from the ho

Realme utilizes Color OS on top of the Android operating system for their devices since its debut in 2018. While Realme devices always had a warm welcome with users and reviewers, they always had a mixed experience with Realme’s take on Android OS.

Chrome is one of the best alternatives to Safari on the iPhone, and for a good reason. It sports a terrific-looking user interface, works flawlessly across sites, and syncs data among devices in seconds. But what makes Chrome even better are the vari

Ever since navigation gestures were introduced with the iPhone X, this nifty method of interacting with the phone has been adopted by almost all popular phone manufacturers. It is available on budget devices like the Xiaomi Redmi 6 Pro or a prem

At Rs 21,000, the Xiaomi Poco F1 packs a punch. This performance-driven phone is one of the first in this price range to feature a flagship processor. And that’s not all, this phone also bundles the feature-rich MIUI 9 skin and more importantly

I take a lot of screenshots on my Pixel 2 XL, thanks to my work. Before Android P was launched, I had to press the Power and Volume down buttons simultaneously to take a screenshot. It is the normal way to do it on other Android devices as well. With

If you look at the current trend, it can be safely said that Apple’s iPhone X inspired quite a number of phones this year — both in terms of looks and features. Ever since the introduction of the gesture-based controls in the iPhone X, gestur

Vivo V9 is the latest addition to the smartphone arsenal by the Chinese brand and, boy, this phone is definitely on the money. While it might look a lot like the Apple iPhone X, the brand has

The Apple iPhone X caught quite a number of eyeballs when it was launched, for its incredible camera, stunning design, and huge screen. However, what excited the Apple fans more was the introduction of the intuitive gestures. For starters, these gest

Tech titan Google and apparel giant Levi’s have collaborated together to create a new Levi’s Commuter Trucker jacket with Jacquard tech — powered by Google.

Gestures have been a part of OnePlus phones for quite some time now. Drawing an O to launch the camera app is perhaps one of the most used gestures amongst OnePlus users.  And with the OnePlus 5, a new set of customizable gestures have made

Email has become an integral part of our everyday lives but sometimes it can get out of hand and become time consuming managing our email. Any solutions for simplifying our email experience are welcome. The apps we will be exploring here should aid i

Almost all Video Players on Android provide gesture controls to set volume and brightness as the video plays. It easy and handy to have this feature. Now, what if you get this feature in the official YouTube Android app? Maybe you’re too lazy t

I have always loved the idea of interacting with any device based on gestures. I mean, who would want to use the back button when you can just swipe back from the left edge of the screen to go back in the app. But such an option is only available on

With the advent of touchscreen devices, gesture-based interaction has pretty much become an integral part of how we interact with our devices. If you don’t believe me, does Swipe To Unlock sound familiar? Today touchscreen devices dominate the

Almost all Android phone manufacturers give a special touch to the Android OS and give them few apps and features that make them exclusive. While often these apps are termed as bloatware and people always find a way to get rid of them, some of t

In Windows 10, Microsoft has overhauled the gestures it introduced in Windows 8. Finally we Windows folk can have gestures that are comparable to other pricey platforms (cough Apple cough). Lets see what those gestures are and how to use them.

I have always liked the idea of getting things done using simple gestures, even if it’s just swipe to go back a screen. Really useful than pressing buttons. Many devices these days are coming out with the ability to launch apps using the on screen