How to use iPhone X with screen swipe operations
The new iPhone X for $ 1,000 is real and official, and . it doesn't have a Home button. Iphone X has an advanced design, a borderless screen and more than ever it works based on gestures. There are a few main gestures that you need to learn to start using iPhone X, making these gestures very easy, just take a few minutes to get used to them.
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Swipe from bottom up (Home Indicator) to unlock iPhone X
From the first days, iPhone was unlocked with the Home key, password, then added Touch ID, click to open on iPhone 7 and recently on the latest version of iPhone, Apple introduced a gesture New: swipe from bottom up to unlock iPhone X.
You will see a line at the bottom of the phone screen, called the Home Indicator . You start swiping from that area and go up to unlock iPhone X.
When unlocking, swipe from bottom up to open the main screen
When iPhone X is unlocked, swipe from the bottom up will take you to the main screen, similar to pressing the Home key in previous versions. It is a convenient, fast and easy to use gesture.
To return to the main screen on iPhone X when using any application, press the bottom part of the screen and swipe up. It's like you're minimizing the application to its location.
Swipe from bottom to up and pause for a moment to display the application windows used on iPhone X
You will perform the same gesture as above, but stop for a while and the recently used application windows will appear. It takes a second for the menu to appear and you'll get used to this feature when actually using iPhone X.
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Swipe left or right on the bottom of the screen to quickly switch between used applications
If you feel that the swipe and stop gestures are difficult to perform at once, you can swipe left or right on the bottom part of the screen to switch the most recently used applications. This quick gesture will not actually display the card, but switch between apps with full screen mode.
Hold the power button to open Siri
The power button of iPhone X is now larger and more noticeable. Press this key once to lock the phone the same as before, but now it has a new function: hold down the power button for a while to open the Siri voice assistant.
Double-click the power button to open Apple Pay
Double clicking on the power button will take you directly to Apple Pay and allow payment of bills without having to touch your credit or debit card.
Of course, you will need to install Apple Pay first if not available. You need to connect it to your existing bank card and it's a pretty easy process.
Swipe down from the left side of the screen to display the Cover Sheet (previously called Notification Center , notification screen ).
There is a big cutout at the top of the iPhone X screen and its left and right are small areas, there is an unofficial name called "ear". These 'ears' give information about signal strength and battery level. Swipe to the left of the screen to enter the Cover Sheet. Cover Sheet is the new name for Apple's Notification Center and it still contains all your most recent messages and messages.
Swipe to the right of the iPhone X screen to open the Control Center
Swipe to the right of iPhone X screen to enter the Control Center. Control Center in iOS 11 has been 'refurbished' with many interactive gadgets and a more streamlined interface.
Above is a quick, first look at the iPhone X, as well as some tips and tricks on how to use this new Apple super product. At first it will be confusing but then you will get used to a life without the Home button.
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