The swipe up gesture should be one finger only.
Two finger swipe up is not optimal, fingers are of different length so you have to bend your middle finger in order to have it at the same length as your pointing finger, it's just not ergonomic and not as fast as one finger swipe.
Yes, it can be done, really, really well, and you won't swipe up by mistake.
There is a tweak called Zephyr that does it.
Please explain how you would not be able to swipe up by mistake? are you saying it would be something like pulling down on the notification center where you have to swipe from the very bottom of the screen?
I like the two finger swipe idea.
I mean think about it. You have your phone in your left hand. you are using your right pointer finger to do a bunch of stuff on your phone. Now think, your other 3 fingers are already bent, so really the only work is to extend the middle finger to match the pointer finger.
It would be completely un-Apple-like but the best solution would be to integrate the Zephyr tweak as is with all the customization. That way, if people didn't like one finger they could use two fingers, and vice versa (that sounded really wrong as I was typing it). There are also other things you can customize (sensitivity and delay) to make the gesture better suit you.
How about swiping from a corner? I've activated Notification Center accidentally a couple times when I touch the Status Bar, so I can see why people don't like one-finger swiping for Multitasking Tray. But a swiping from the corner seems unlikely to happen.
Does anyone actually use the Notification Center though?
Does anyone actually use the Notification Center though?
It would be completely un-Apple-like but the best solution would be to integrate the Zephyr tweak as is with all the customization. That way, if people didn't like one finger they could use two fingers, and vice versa (that sounded really wrong as I was typing it). There are also other things you can customize (sensitivity and delay) to make the gesture better suit you.
Yes. To get my missed notifications
Does anyone actually use the Notification Center though?
Like Reminders?
I mean, missed texts and phone calls are easy to see because of the red badges.
It was cool at first, mainly for the weather, but I find that it's just not that useful.
It's a quick way to check texts, missed calls, vms, and even apps notifications without having to go in to the app itself immediately. I find that very useful.
Like Reminders?
I mean, missed texts and phone calls are easy to see because of the red badges.
It was cool at first, mainly for the weather, but I find that it's just not that useful.
Oh cool, a bunch of other things Apple can steal from Android like they did with iOS 5. Way to go, thats some innovation right there!![]()
Please explain how you would not be able to swipe up by mistake? are you saying it would be something like pulling down on the notification center where you have to swipe from the very bottom of the screen?
I like the two finger swipe idea.
I mean think about it. You have your phone in your left hand. you are using your right pointer finger to do a bunch of stuff on your phone. Now think, your other 3 fingers are already bent, so really the only work is to extend the middle finger to match the pointer finger.
I take it you haven't used Zephyr?
Trust me, you will not swipe up by mistake and once you use Zephyr, you will not go back to using a home button, it is just that good.
And yes, it is like the notification center, you swipe from the bottom edge of the screen, quickly swipe up and let go and the app slides off the screen and you're back on the homescreen, swipe up and hold and the Switcher opens.
I've made a small review of it, check it out, hope it answers your question.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1UyGU4vF6M
I take it you haven't used Zephyr?
Trust me, you will not swipe up by mistake and once you use Zephyr, you will not go back to using a home button, it is just that good.
And yes, it is like the notification center, you swipe from the bottom edge of the screen, quickly swipe up and let go and the app slides off the screen and you're back on the homescreen, swipe up and hold and the Switcher opens.
I've made a small review of it, check it out, hope it answers your question.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1UyGU4vF6M