Sentence examples for pinch spread from inspiring English sources

Right out of the box, Windows 7 recognizes all of those iPhonish finger gestures: pinch, spread, rotate, flick, tap, double-tap.

Multitouch, which first reached the mainstream with the iPhone, allows the computer to register two individual points of contact on the laptop screen and allows you to pinch, spread and drag items, virtually.

Despite the fact that many gestures require frequently dragging, pinching, spreading, and rotating the finger-tips, there currently does not exist a human performance model describing this interaction.

As Marggraff puts it, the mouse was the first interaction tool after the keyboard and it changed the way we use software, then a touch interface came along with pinches, spreads and swipes.

Pinch or spread two fingers to zoom out or in.

You can pinch and spread two fingers to zoom in and out of your Office documents.

You can't pinch or spread two fingers on the screen to shrink or reduce the type size.

That's the two-finger pinch or spread gesture you use to zoom in and out of photos, maps, Web pages, PDF documents, and so on.

There's no multitouch on this phone, so you can't pinch or spread two fingers to adjust the zoom levels.

And there's no touch screen (let alone multitouch), so you can't pinch or spread your fingertips to zoom in and out.

It borrows plenty from the iPhone — pinch or spread two fingers on the screen to zoom in or out, for example, or flick a list item sideways to delete it — but has its own personality.