When you double click the home button and you get up the multi task window, but if you just double touch (touch not press inwards) the home button fast you get half the screen to move downwards?
When you double click the home button and you get up the multi task window, but if you just double touch (touch not press inwards) the home button fast you get half the screen to move downwards?
It's called Reachability Mode so you can use the iPhone one handed.
Just as an FYI:When you double click the home button and you get up the multi task window, but if you just double touch (touch not press inwards) the home button fast you get half the screen to move downwards?
The ratio is all wrong though lol.
How is the ratio wrong?
Your thumb reaches over there easily.It's ok making the top scroll dow but what about the other axis?
That's a far shorter distance. Is it sincerely an issue for you, or do you simply prefer Samsung's solution?Have a look how Samsung do it, what if you need to reach something on the far right (or left) depending which hand you hold your phone in. It's ok making the top scroll dow but what about the other axis?
Have a look how Samsung do it, what if you need to reach something on the far right (or left) depending which hand you hold your phone in. It's ok making the top scroll dow but what about the other axis?
I have a 6s+ but I do prefer samsungs approach, basically shrinks the screen down to the size of the original iPhone screen.
But isnt that a little awkard as it makes the UI elements and buttons tinny? I prefer the apple approach.
Tiny like the original iPhone? Didn't see anyone complaining about the size back then.
Who isn't calm? You asked questions, and we gave you the answers.I have a 6s+ but I do prefer samsungs approach, basically shrinks the screen down to the size of the original iPhone screen.
True but the purpose of "reachability" is to help people to use their large phones with one hand.May I suggest that Apple didn't design the 6s+ to be a one-handed device?