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Motions and Gestures
Your phone recognizes motion, gestures over it's surface, or
motions on its surface, to let you navigate and access
features by moving the phone in specific patterns.
To use hand and phone motions and gestures to control your
phone, turn the respective settings on. (For more information,
see "Motions and Gestures" on page 169.)
Note: Finger motions are always active.
Air Gestures
Air gestures (you make them an inch or so above the display,
and near the top of the phone) can control the following
functions:
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Quick glance: With the display off, reach your hand
toward the top of your phone's display to view selected
information, such as Time and date, Notification icons,
Missed calls, Unread messages, Battery power, or Current
music info.
•
Air jump: Scroll web pages or email message lists by
moving your hand up or down above the display.
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Air browse: Go to the previous or next by your hand to the
right or left above the display.
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Air move: Move app shortcuts to different home screen
panels or apps lists, or move Calendar events to different
pages. Just touch and hold the app shortcut or Calender
event with one hand, then move your other hand left or
right above the display.
•
Air call-accept: Accept incoming calls by waving your
hand above the display. You can have your phone answer
accepted calls in speakerphone mode by enabling
Auto start speakerphone.
Tip: Air gesture is set to off by default. (For information about
setting this feature to on, see "Motions and Gestures" on
page 169.)
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