The phrase "a smooth scroll" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe a seamless or fluid movement when navigating through digital content, particularly on a computer or mobile device. Example: "The new website design provides a smooth scroll feature, making it effortless to browse through the different pages."
It really doesn't perceive the difference between a slow, smooth scroll and a flick.
They're much larger and made from glass for smooth scrolling, and instead of a separate button to mimic the clicking of a mouse, the entire track pad depresses.
Sync provides similar functionality, including pinch-to-zoom, smooth scrolling and, most noticeably, a persistent menu bar located at the bottom of the screen.
I come from the land of Mac, so I'm a bit spoiled when it comes to multitouch gestures, smooth scrolling, etc.
iOS and Windows Phone, with far less powerful processors, will give you smooth scrolling; but because of the way Android handles screen display, even a monster CPU like this still moves as though there's sand in the system.
– smooth scrolling, zooming and panning (rather than having to tap to zoom in, which is definitely a huge improvement).
It looks more like an app, with simplified menu buttons along the bottom (local, maps, directions, movies, weather, favorites) and smooth scrolling in maps.
Between UI enhancements, bug fixes, and neat new features like smooth scrolling, Skyfire has been slamming out the updates as of late — but only for one platform.
Square says it has developed SVG animations and motion graphics, and is using a request animation frame to ensure that performance on the site is up to the maximum refresh rate of 60fps for smooth scrolling.
While I said that performance gains weren't a concentrated focus for Mountain Lion, one area the OS X team did work on is smooth scrolling and hardware acceleration within Safari.
