iPhone 1.1.3 usage tip: no swiping necessary
Posted 21 January 2008 @ 3pm in Guides/How-Tos
Here’s a minor usage tip for iPhone software/firmware 1.1.3: switching between multiple home screens doesn’t require swiping (or “flicking”) your finger across the display. You can also tap the area directly to the right or left of the small dots at the bottom of the screen.
As described by iPhone Atlas reader David Alford:
“As you add additional home pages to the iPhone, multiple dots start appearing just above the icon dock that by default displays the main functions of the iPhone. (Phone, Mail, Safari, Ipod) You can easily move from one home (or Springboard) screen by simply touching the area to the left or right of the white dots which represent a different home screen. That’s it, no more flicking the screen right or left to move to the next screen. Just touch the active area to the right or left of the row of dots, and the screen instantly changes. Of course this won’t work if you don’t have multiple screens.”
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3 Comments
Posted by Michelle Steiner
21 January 2008 @ 4pm
This has been there for quite a while, in other modules that have multiple screens, e.g., weather.
Posted by Walt
21 January 2008 @ 7pm
Michelle beat me to it. Been there since day one. Maybe not your multiple springboards, but for everything else where those two or more dots appear. Like Weather.
Posted by likeafox24
21 January 2008 @ 8pm
Are you serious.
Did people REALLY not know this?
I’m just surprised is all.