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long pressing the multitasking button acts as an action overflow button
This per the manual & reviewed hereAnandTech | Samsung Galaxy S 5 Review
That's too easy. Thanks.
long pressing the multitasking button acts as an action overflow button
This per the manual & reviewed hereAnandTech | Samsung Galaxy S 5 Review
long pressing the multitasking button acts as an action overflow button
This per the manual & reviewed hereAnandTech | Samsung Galaxy S 5 Review
Received mine today ...... slight learning curve from the S3 :wink-b:
I have one slight problem/dislike: the lower left on the S3 was a button that when pushed, depending on what app you were in or on the home screen brought up a list of options for that app or home screen. Now that button on the S5 is a list of places you have accessed last and the task screen. Now some of the apps I have don't have full functions without that button. Example: Chase Bank App - That button brought up Deposits, Payments & Transfers etc. but now I do not have any way of accessing them. Is this function button found somewhere else. I really do not have any use for 'where I have been reacently' but that button as a function button was much more useful to me. I am hoping it is someplace else but I haven't found it as yet ...... anyone else?
I wonder if those soft keys can be reassigned?
Or perhaps TaskerThat would be a great function..... will have to investigate :smile-b:
Well I will throw in my 2 cents. I was a bit leary of the s5. I have always owned Motorola phones very solidly built. With a phone case on the S5 I do not notice the plastic, lighter construction. The camera I must say is great for me. All the Motorolas I used the cameras were horrible in low light. My only gripe so far about the S5 is the USB door cover. With a phone case for me its a pain in the ass to open. I like the fact of a removable battery I really missed that feature. Overall if I have to rate the phone I would give it a 9 out of 10.
Keep in mind, waterproof = USB cover. Thanks for sharing.Well I will throw in my 2 cents. I was a bit leary of the s5. I have always owned Motorola phones very solidly built. With a phone case on the S5 I do not notice the plastic, lighter construction. The camera I must say is great for me. All the Motorolas I used the cameras were horrible in low light. My only gripe so far about the S5 is the USB door cover. With a phone case for me its a pain in the ass to open. I like the fact of a removable battery I really missed that feature. Overall if I have to rate the phone I would give it a 9 out of 10.