Sentence examples for screening functionality from inspiring English sources

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The dev team also introduced "second screen" functionality so players could interact with the game via smartphones and tablets.

Some of the edge screen functionality, such as displaying a colour to indicate who is calling along the edge when the screen is face down is not compatible with wireless charging, as it only works through the back cover.

I was surprised that some of the iPhone's touch screen functionality didn't work with Stanza, including the movement that allows you to zoom in or out of the text.

Last year's first-person shooter Battlefield 4 allowed one player to become a commander overseeing the battle area on a tablet computer, and using the touch display to point out enemies and arrange air strikes; the Nintendo Wii U is actually built around this whole idea of "second screen" functionality, in which one player with the GamePad device has a different view than the other participants.

"We believe the squarer screen is the better way to go to offer better second-screen functionality," said Mr MacDougall.

I really need to replicate the full-screen functionality (upon accessing from bookmark) in one of my sites which has been specially developed for use on the iPad.

Admittedly I love the idea of second-screen functionality (I adored the Dreamcast VMU during the days of wired controllers) but not at the expense of battery life.

Second-screen functionality means it could become more of an everyday essential than Jawbone's Up or Nike's Fuelband activity trackers too.

Barnes and Noble launched their Nook ebook reader in October 2009 that added a 3.5" color touch screen functionality that bested the competition.

There's cross-compatibility and dual-screen functionality with gaming and video programming, and likely a lot more to come.