Swipe
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Data_Daedalus
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I have to admit that for me, the swipe from the bottom of the screen was initially difficult to get to grips with - then, interestingly, I got used to it and now it’s just natural.
I still have an iPad mini 4 with the original home button and also a relatively unmolested series 1 iPhone SE 128GB which I use exclusively for Navigation in my vehicle.
It’s actually faster and easier to get into my iPhone 12 Pro Max - even in complete darkness!!! The facial recognition technology is light years ahead of anything else that I’ve experienced.
I believe you may have well gotten used to the swiping already - considering how long ago you posted originally [emoji4][emoji106]
I still have an iPad mini 4 with the original home button and also a relatively unmolested series 1 iPhone SE 128GB which I use exclusively for Navigation in my vehicle.
It’s actually faster and easier to get into my iPhone 12 Pro Max - even in complete darkness!!! The facial recognition technology is light years ahead of anything else that I’ve experienced.
I believe you may have well gotten used to the swiping already - considering how long ago you posted originally [emoji4][emoji106]
dmoskaluk
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I still have my old(er) 7Plus as a spare and have my 8Plus set up as new as its tentatively sold. When working with either of them it was a lesson in 'muscle memory' as after 2 days with my 12, I was clumsy and 'drew a blank' several times on the older design when I tried to swipe up and either got nothing, or the control centre
I’ve done the same thing with my old iPhone 5s.
dmoskaluk
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I don't realize that the 'old touch skill' would evaporate & be replaced by the new swipe technique as fast as it did. Really more 'hours than days'...[emoji117][emoji1429]
