For this, hit the tabs icon to head over to the tab switcher, and then, tap on a tab and move it around, accordingly. Also on TechPP 20 Essential Safari Tricks for iOS You Need to Use ...

One feature that some of you might not know about is the icon of a circle with a horizontal line on the status bar. ... To access the Notification Panel, swipe down from the top of the screen.

Using a "half swipe" on the Snapchat conversation page, ... In the Snapchat app, tap the Chat icon at the bottom of the screen. 2. Find a conversation with a new unread message you want to preview.

Instead of swiping on the app screenshots, swipe the icons and you'll notice how much quicker it moves. If you're trying to move through a bunch of open app quickly, this is the best way to do it.

Heck, at least give me the option to choose between vertical or horizontal. Samsung’s launcher has plenty of settings to go through, but a vertical drawer is not one of them.

The Phone by Google app is moving closer to a redesign of the incoming call screen that lets you pick between “Single tap” or “Horizontal swipe.” About APK Insight: In this “APK Insight ...

The company is planning to keep both horizontal swipe and the tap-to-answer/decline approach, as per code strings found in the Phone by Google 177 beta by folks over at 9to5Google.

With iOS 5, your iPad 2 will gain several new multitouch gestures for working with apps and the multitasking bar. Alexandra Chang goes over the new additions.

In the latest Phone by Google app v177.0.763181107 beta release, strings indicate that users can choose between the horizontal swipe gesture and the single-tap buttons on the incoming call screen.

Imagine your apps are lined up in a horizontal row. That line at the bottom of the screen enables you to quickly move back and forth between them. Most of the time a right swipe is what you’ll want.

If you own the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 and are wondering what the circle with the horizontal line on the status bar means then look no further as we will explain what its function.