iphone4 how to increase the power of gestures in iphone4s

Hello. Gestures are actually a very good accessibility function, and now some personal application experiences are recorded as follows: Open AssistiveTouch in Settings - General - Accessibility Functions, and four small menus will appear, which are Personal Favorites, Gestures, Devices, and Home Screens, which are explained as follows:

1. Equipment. After tapping on the device, 6 more menus will appear: Mute, Rotate, Lock Screen, Volume Up, Volume Down, and Pan.

Everyone understands this,After clicking, it will replace you to complete the operation that can only be completed by pressing the key or the actual action,The small arrow in the middle is the back button。 For example, shake, if you set the shake to change the song, you click shake when the ** state is turned on, then the song will be automatically switched, and you don't have to actually shake your iphone.

2. Home screen. This doesn't need to be explained.,After clicking, it will replace the function of the home button.,Double-click to bring up the background task menu.。

3. Gestures. After clicking, four fingers will appear, select a few then when you tap the screen with one finger, it is equivalent to touching the screen with the corresponding number of fingers at the same time. This feature is basically chicken ribs for normal people, and it will only come in handy when playing Fruit Ninja, and you can count the knives at the same time.

4. Personal collection. When opened, a multi-party box will appear, and clicking on it will allow you to write a custom gesture. What are custom gestures?

If you swipe sideways from left to right on the screen, you can define the name as a right-swipe after saving, then that's your custom gesture. How do I invoke custom gestures? Tap on Favorites, then tap on your custom gesture - swipe right and a blue circle will appear.

You click on the blue circle, and the blue circle will do a right-swipe action. If you're in the main menu, then your main menu will switch to the next page, got it? But this function is too cumbersome, and it's not as convenient and fast as you just swipe right.

But if you're worried about the screen and don't want to swipe around all day, this is a great option.

Hello landlord,Use the gesture function first to turn on this function,Many friends are depressed why their devices don't have this gesture function?,In fact, there is no open gesture function,After opening, the screen will appear to be switched at will.

Open Settings, find General and click, find Accessibility and click, find AssistiveTouch after entering, and set it in the following way!

Click on the small white dot to appear the 4 icons on the left side of the figure below, and click on the device to appear on the right side of the picture below, you can control the device respectively, and everyone is familiar with it.

The home screen functions the same as our home button! For the iphone4s, I personally don't think it's needed, after all, the space is limited!

How to use the iPhone4 gesture function.

Gesture recognition is very important on iOS, and gesture operation is an important feature of mobile devices, which greatly increases the convenience of mobile devices.

Gesture features: Includes many different movements. It can be a finger movement on a computer screen, and like waving an arm or shaking someone's hand, shaking a head can even count as a gesture (gesture).

It seems a bit narrow to me to think of only on-screen input as the only gesture**. Many of today's devices have a variety of sensors, including touchscreens, accelerometers, compasses, GPS devices, and cameras. Rocking, flipping, rotating the device, and even smiling at the camera can all be interpreted as gestures (poses) that require software to respond, and these are just the gestures that sensors we know so far are capable of recognizing.

The steps are as follows:

1.Point Settings - General - Accessibility.

2.Tap assistivetouch to turn on.

3.Tap to pop up for voice control, favorites, home screen, devices. Then tap the device.

5.Then tap the gesture. The 2 finger, 3 finger, 4 finger, 5 finger gestures will appear.

It can be opened and used while playing the game. You can also create your own desired gesture in the custom gesture, and create a point store with the gesture name store. Then find the gesture you just created in your favorites.

Personally, I don't feel like it's really useful =. =

Nothing useful.

What can be operated is one instead of the home button, one to return to the device, and two volume plus and minus buttons, at most, to reduce the damage to the physical buttons.

Other 2345 gestures are basically not practical.

The gesture feature is related to multi-point control.

1. The top "gesture" is to allow users to use one finger to achieve the effect of multiple fingers slipping on the screen, click once, there will be multiple finger contacts appear on the screen, and only one finger can be used to carry out the operation that originally required multiple fingers.

2. The "Personal Collection" on the far right is actually an extension of the gesture function above, which allows users to record an action in advance, and then tap the screen with one finger to achieve it (for example, when playing a game, you can quickly zoom in).