The reality button toggles the AR display on and off.
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Turn them on and then there are five more toggles.
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The right-hand button accepts presses and toggles in four directions.
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Switch toggles from green to gray to turn on or off.
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We like that its toggles and features are easy to find.
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Now, she toggles between film and fashion depending on the month.
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That account toggles between passenger needs and promotion of airport services.
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The novel toggles discordantly between dysfunctional family drama and crime thriller.
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On the dusty floor, percussionist Ivan Farias toggles between congas and tambourine.
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Many societies held things together with loops and toggles, perhaps of horn.
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There are toggles to turn support for an app on or off.
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Tap or swipe to switch toggles from gray (off) to green (on).
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Despite the toggles being off, Amazon is still retaining my Alexa recordings.
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Eggers toggles between Syria and the United States to explore Abdulrahman's family.
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Directed by Nitesh Tiwari, "Chhichhore" toggles between the 1990s and the present.
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Tapping on the number in the upper-right corner toggles between terminal levels.
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Pressing the button toggles noise canceling, and double-pressing it turns it off.
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Like all of the couple's restaurants, Saint Julivert toggles between innovation and tradition.
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I talked about this before, but the toggles feel right, the levers feel right.
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Tapping toggles functions on and off, and long-pressing jumps you to more settings.
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The one on the left toggles between Sony's noise cancellation and ambient sound modes.
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The steering wheel has toggles that a driver can use to control some functions.
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The others include a selfie mode, landscape, double exposure, and toggles to control brightness.
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Future toggles between cheerleader and deconstructionist, a lo-fi hitmaker and hi-test moodmaker.
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When an artist toggles between figurative sculpture and television art, where do you land?
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Pushing the crown toggles between various time modes and shows the status of your alarm.
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It can be steered using brake toggles that are similar to that of a parachutist.
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The movie toggles between the '90s and the '00s, child Otis and man-child Otis.
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He toggles a switch on his LendUp Card app, and instantly halts the credit card.
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The film's last third toggles, somewhat awkwardly, between the shows and clips from the postseason.
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PIK toggles allow companies to pay coupons with additional bonds rather than cash if necessary.
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The toggles have small LED indicators built into one end that do the same indicating job.
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Omo Frenchie is a London-based rapper who toggles between English and French in his songs.
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When he travels on Air Force One, he toggles between the Golf Channel and Fox News.
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Swipe down from the top of the screen to bring up the camera's quick toggles and settings.
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It could have added toggles for notifications, and who knows what else – keyword search across your saves?
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PSA: iOS 11 new control center WiFi and Bluetooth toggles don't actually turn off their respective radios.
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The board is in "cruising mode" by default, and a button on the bottom toggles between them.
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Probably my favorite is on Settings, where a force-touch gives you toggles for Bluetooth and Battery.
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And my favorite update to the notification shade so far is the way quick toggles are integrated.
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Like the narrative arc of any Clipper campaign, Redick's aesthetic toggles between flipbook art and Yakkety Sax.
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Like a toddler, Bay Area driving toggles between slumber (rush-hour slogs) and frenzy (passing-happy speeding).
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The dream toggles between moments of affection — at one point, Frank caresses Claire's cheek — and violent assault.
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Isaacson toggles between Leonardo's works of art and his contemplation of nature, tracing the connections between them.
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President Trump's tweets on trade have been uniformly exclamatory, but their content toggles between combative and conciliatory.
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Even when it is unclear a crowd has any Spanish speakers, he toggles between English and Spanish.
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There, you'll be able to add, remove, or reorder additional toggles and application links for your Control Center.
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A simple up/down arrow on the right toggles the drawing pad from full screen to half screen.
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Phil Hay and Matt Manfredi's sometimes clunky script toggles back and forth between the present and Erin's memories.
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Sophie Turner toggles between a platinum blonde and fiery red for her Game of Thrones character Sansa Stark.
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The feature toggles off smartphone communication and the color LCD to display the time data in only monochrome.
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Finding real "wellness" in the current technological landscape will require more than a few toggles on a phone.
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However, fans can look forward to the return of fully functional quick toggles in the new notification shade.
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Toying with the toggles on the screen, I watched a bouquet of flowers shift into multicolored, pixelated simulacrums.
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Loafers also come retooled, this time with modernist architecture-inspired hardware that toggles between the masculine and feminine.
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"Nickel Mines" toggles between the events at the school, including the panicked 911 calls, and what happened afterward.
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The steering wheel is equipped with toggles, which will likely be used to access features in the vehicle.
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Here's what happens in my pre-takeoff anxiety attack: The man toggles between devices, glancing — deviously, I decide.
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When you need to click 329 toggles, that is also a problem, because you won't want to do it.
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I was still getting used to the buttons; one toggles between options, and the other, the power button, selects.
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Instead it serves as a big, tactile button, that toggles between screens, helps with syncing and resets the device.
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Chief among them is a new way of showing the toggles for quick settings like Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
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Likewise, the touching Mr. Head toggles between prostitute and player, just by slipping a floral shift on or off.
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In reality, though, if you are offering a dozen different toggles to adjust battery life, you've definitely blown it.
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They put a harness on you and then it's all machines and toggles, and they slowly pull you up.
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Tap the "Download" switch, located below the green "Play" button, so it toggles to the right and turns green.
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For example: A moss-green mohair peacoat, from the fall 2018 collection, looks classic apart from its sculptural toggles.
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Kihn says Salesforce customers have permission toggles they can turn on or off, depending on the region they are in.
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The movie toggles from one to the other at times, giving us a sense of how she hears her world.
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The hexagonal steering wheel, shown above, isn't littered with toggles; there are just a couple of controls on the crossbar.
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There's also a switch that toggles between taking photos or taking videos that I didn't discover until hours of use.
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You can also add toggles to the quick settings in your notification shade to provide easier access to these options.
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But another regular feature of gaming gear is the encumbrance of superfluous design elements and unnecessary additional buttons and toggles.
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Or rather, it works, but when you hit it, the screen simply toggles between a home page and an advertisement.
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It turns out that nearly boundless creativity can be sparked by simple flat rectangles with perforations for toggles and screws.
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For example: A moss-green mohair peacoat, from the fall/winter 2018 collection, looks classic apart from its sculptural toggles.
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The clash between Johnny's expressiveness and Frankie's armor keeps the play moving forward as it toggles between comedy and pathos.
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Though Almodóvar speaks fast, fluent English, he frequently toggles over to Spanish like someone breaking into song in a musical.
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But given his own story and the story this picture needs to tell, the movie toggles between heights and depths.
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Indeed, there is a button on the back of the speaker that toggles the speaker between wifi and Bluetooth mode.
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It's an extra button few talk about but OnePlus users have really taken to, that quickly toggles between mute and ringing.
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But the policies could point to new privacy toggles, or ways to prevent companies from processing and sharing your personal data.
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What's worse is that those toggles are so close to the joysticks that I accidentally hit the switches on multiple occasions.
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DeCarava toggles between merriment and despair, with the precise timing of an observant eye and the intimacy of a perceptive heart.
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So now there are buttons across the top for your most-used settings toggles and you can customize their order, too.
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Viewers can also customize Mixer by making adjustments to Settings like stream video quality, chat and audio toggles, and sharing options.
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He toggles between stretches where he's either too aggressive and fouls a bunch or too sheepish and afraid of foul trouble.
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You can also switch the toggles to change three other settings: turning on automatic recording, prompting recording consent, and playing notifications.
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The script by Nicole Jefferson Asher toggles between sharp observations about wordcraft and some "Dynasty"- or Tyler Perry-level soap operatics.
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Yes, there are stock filters everyone uses on their photos, but play with the toggles and see what each setting does.
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Above the carousel of shooting modes, there are toggles for the three cameras: 0.5x (ultra wide), 1x (main), and 2x (telephoto).
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The button on the left side (seen here) toggles between active noise cancellation and "transparency" when you can hear ambient noise.
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One click on the remote toggles between the TV and "art mode," a high-res display for digital paintings, drawings, and photographs.
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Netsuke are ornamental toggles made mainly out of ivory or wood and used to fasten things to the sash of a kimono.
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Instead of controlling the Do Not Disturb modes, it just toggles the volume output, which makes a lot more sense in use.
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Opener "The Devil and his Anarchic Surrealist Retinue" toggles between battering-ram verses and quiet intermissions that sound like mathy R&B.
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Accompanying himself on piano, Kahane, in his appealing, soft baritone, toggles between his own states of feeling and those of his interlocutors.
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If you have an older iPad with a side button that toggles up and down, it might be set to Orientation Lock.
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A new button on the bottom of the left ear cup toggles between three listening modes — noise cancelling, transparent, and extended power.
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The new toggles and filters are meant to give those readers more control over which stories are shown and which are hidden.
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PIK toggles are a twist on the format where the security can toggle between either paying coupons in cash or additional bonds.
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While Schaeffler and Ardagh sold multi-billions of euro and dollar PIK toggles last month, these deals primarily refinanced existing PIK debt.
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As you toggle each service on, pay attention to the little downward arrow that is to the left of some of the toggles.
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The novel toggles between past and present, and takes a shocking, violent turn in the middle when a second crime devastates the school.
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It toggles back and forth in time, illuminating the enmity between members of multiple generations and hinting at a once and future closeness.
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Crane Murdoch deftly toggles the two arcs to this fascinating story: Lissa and the true-crime investigation she almost single-handedly brought about.
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The book's pacing is steady and unrelenting, as Goldsmith toggles between his own careful narrative voice and Chuckie's off-the-cuff wiseguy vernacular.
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In "The Politician," Germaine's character, James, toggles between running the student-body campaign of his best friend, Payton, and sleeping with Payton's girlfriend.
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There's also a gesture shortcut to an emoji deck: by flicking up on the key that toggles between the primary and secondary keyboard layouts.
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Climate toggles and controls for the massive panoramic sunroof are accessible through a middle-row control panel, so the cheap seats aren't a punishment.
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The split story toggles between two deaf children (one in 1927, one in 1977) using black-and-white photography and a creative sound design.
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"To You/For You" starts as a sizzle of Princely funk, then toggles into heavy trap, with Mr. Bruner rapping over a spare beat.
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He toggles deftly between the distant and recent pasts, imbuing the story with a kind of meandering informality while managing to keep it coherent.
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So, depending on the perspective, Catherine toggles from being a Machiavellian maneuverer to woman with a white-knuckled grip on her supposedly God-given destiny.
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But on top of each dial is a button that toggles a secondary function, making it easy to switch between two entirely different control schemes.
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A swipe up or down adjusts the volume, a swipe forward or back switches between tracks, and a double tap in the middle toggles playback.
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Yes, Fujifilm uses a retro two-tone styling, and it has a contoured grip, physical toggles and switches, and its own range of Fujinon lenses.
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Pushing hard on the brightness control toggles Night Shift on or off, for example, while using it on the flashlight lets your control its brightness.
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The power switch on the tiny flashlight symbol in the Control Center actually toggles on and off depending on whether the feature is in use.
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The top part contains wireless connectivity settings, music controls, volume and brightness sliders, an AirPlay menu, and toggles for rotation lock and do not disturb mode.
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As a final note, it seems that Apple has intentionally changed the way the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth toggles in Control Center work in iOS 11.
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Gina Rodriguez and Yael Groblas of Jane the Virgin connected their characters' relationship, which toggles between friendship and frenemy-ship, back to the current cultural conversation.
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The novel toggles back and forth between Thomas's point of view and that of his wife, Astrid, as he walks and she deals with his disappearance.
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Pick any of Bemis's records and he toggles between brutal self-evisceration and vainglorious boasting, gooey love songs and naming names when airing out past exes.
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The scene toggles between a view inside the mission and Kirkman's monitor screen; the feed flickers and warps, and it's unclear at times what is happening.
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The devices ship with the company's new Smart Dock, which toggles the slates into Show Mode, so they can effectively double as Echo Shows while charging.
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The first half of the book toggles between two time periods: Arnold's coming-of-age in the '70s and a contemporary account of her father's death.
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But after a few sips, you ease into it, enjoying the quiet bustle; you become part of a human machine that toggles between labor and leisure.
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If you want to lighten the pack and leave the floating lid behind, the sleeping bag divider toggles in and turns into a lightweight top flap.
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And even after spending a lot of time in Volvos over the years, it can still be hard to remember where settings and toggles are buried.
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The internet and the business around the internet toggles back and forth between give it away for free, sell it, give it away for free, sell it.
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Now Byrne toggles between the two genres, most recently playing author Rebecca Skloot in the HBO original movie The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, alongside Oprah Winfrey.
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Tapping it toggles between NC and "HearThrough," while holding it for a second will cycle through each of the "Moments," just like the SmartSound feature, but manually.
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Ms Schreck toggles between analysing the constitution and telling stories about the legacy of sexual abuse in her family and her own experience of having an abortion.
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Apple's navigation also allows the user to swipe left and right between apps, whereas Google's only toggles between the most recently used app and the current one.
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Pressing the side button brings up a vertical carousel of recently accessed apps, while swiping up from the watchface opens toggles for connectivity, sound, and other functions.
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These aren't merely toggles; individual menus for resolution, screen size, scalers, and scanlines offer a significant amount of control over how your game appears on the screen.
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In "Marauders," the big name belongs to Bruce Willis, playing a powerful Cincinnati banker who toggles between waxing enigmatic and smashing glass tables with a baseball bat.
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Other additions include a new switch that toggles between three different noise-canceling settings and a new button that beckons voice assistants like Siri and Google Assistant.
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Two toggles let you determine if the apps and services on your phone can scan for Bluetooth and Wi-Fi networks, even when those features are turned off.
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The top knob controls volume, and when you push it, the system ostensibly toggles between playing as an individual speaker to playing as part of a multiroom setup.
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Its statement toggles from threatening (doubting Apple's ability to make graphics engines that don't infringe on its patents) to desperate (emphasizing its willingness to consider "alternative commercial arrangements").
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The rover was equipped with a mini-console full of toggles I could flip on and off with my left hand, including a navigator and a media player.
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Ms. Anderson, who was brought up in the United States but spent much of her childhood in England, toggles nimbly between crisp Americanese and a plummy British accent.
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His affect toggles from bubbly and sweet ("You're the best!" he tells almost every guest) to campy super-seriousness (especially when he's reconnecting with his stage-acting roots).
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"The book's pacing is steady and unrelenting, as Goldsmith toggles between his own careful narrative voice and Chuckie's off-the-cuff wiseguy vernacular," our critic Jennifer Szalai writes.
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One of your first successes on "Saturday Night Live" was playing a dad who toggles between grilling hamburgers and shouting at his kids to get off the shed.
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PIK toggles - which allow companies to pay coupons with additional bonds rather than cash if necessary - are always deemed aggressive, but investors said Verallia's deal has multiple red flags.
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The web tool features a static chart that explains the physics of photography, and an interactive set of graphics consisting of a red-and-blue camera and some toggles.
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At the chorus, Mr. Mulherin toggles back and forth between shrieking and soothing, and in the verses, he alternates between a kind of whispered, conspiratorial singing and nimble rapping.
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The series toggles between the present day and 2022, when Heidi is a waitress at a rundown seafood shack, with seemingly little memory of her past life or job.
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As the House moves toward what even he says is an inevitable vote to impeach him for high crimes and misdemeanors, President Trump toggles between self-pity and combativeness.
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As the House moves toward what even he says is an inevitable vote to impeach him for high crimes and misdemeanors, Mr. Trump toggles between self-pity and combativeness.
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So no matter what you choose to go with for your customizable toggles, make sure to try long pressing everything — it's the best way to discover new Control Center features.
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OEMs that choose to enable it will also be able to turn on an extra setting that toggles whether the machine is listening for the "OK Google" phrase or not.
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Tapping the left earbud toggles between noise cancellation and ambient sound mode, which pipes in outside audio for situations where you do need to hear what's going on around you.
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Embarrassingly, the FBI also appears to think that because Mail, Photos and Notes were turned off on the device, that this also toggles what gets backed up via iCloud Backup.
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The highlights of the new Apple MacBook Pro are its impressive Force Touch Trackpad for multi-touch productivity and Touch Bar for customizable buttons and toggles for your unique workflow.
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The LeviZen looks like some obscure piece of audio equipment from the '70s, with a walnut case, brushed aluminum plates, a large metal knob, and three very clicky metal toggles.
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Another subtle, but welcome change is the addition of colors to the quick setting toggles in Control Center; the colors make it easier to know when they're on or off.
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For most aircraft, it takes years of testing—and the agency has never certified an electric aircraft for commercial use, let alone one that toggles between vertical and horizontal travel.
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And Control Center also lets you use 3D Touch on the bottom row of icons (which, frustratingly, you cannot change) but not (again, frustratingly) the system toggles on the top.
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The series toggles among the three stories, which are intimately connected but for the most part told separately, with occasional meetings that are invariably bad news for the characters involved.
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Instead of a soundtrack that toggles between the point of view of the two male leads, it would have been impressive to hear the music in Okoye's head before war.
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He lived most of his adult life in London and then Devon, but his writing toggles back and forth between the countries, with roughly half his fiction set in each.
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The earbuds do sport a small control panel, however, featuring the standard play/pause, forward/back, call, plus buttons for Siri and one that toggles through the four noise-cancelation settings.
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If you add all the different possible permutations of those toggles together, you end up with a total of 50 different ways a notification can appear (or not) on your iPhone.
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By default, a double tap on the left or right ear toggles between active noise reduction (not full-on cancelation) and pass-through modes, while pressing and holding fires up Alexa.
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Gumdrop then sells the transformed material to firms that make all manner of items that more commonly use plastic or rubber, including ski-jacket toggles, flip-flops and reusable coffee cups.
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The show toggles between Pakistan, where the married Sayid (Babak Tafti) and Reem (Mahira Kakkar, "When January Feels Like Summer") are constantly "listening to the sky," and America, where one Capt.
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Mr. Evan is a Broadway veteran who appeared in "Les Miserables" and "Jekyll & Hyde" and also sings with the Trans-Siberian Orchestra, a band that often toggles between classical and rock.
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Cory Booker's website currently features an alternating version of his red, white, blue, and black logo that toggles between "Cory 2020" and "Rise 2020" when users move their cursor over it.
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This sudden change isn't out of the ordinary for Gomez, who frequently toggles between her short hair and back-grazing extensions, but that doesn't make the hairstyle swap any less exciting.
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Unburying important toggles from the depths of settings is always welcome, and communicating major changes is especially important to a company like Twitter that doesn't often change up its core product dramatically.
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In contrast to Yoav's frenetic introduction, this image is ordered and precisely framed, and it announces a visual contrast that Lapid maintains as he toggles between distancing tableaus and jaggedly expressionistic movement.
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Apple a few weeks ago asked Awkward to remove the NSFW toggles from its own Reddit app, called Beam for Reddit, forcing Awkward to re-submit the app with the necessary fixes.
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Something between a revue and a textbook chronology of Jewish history in New York, "Amerike," directed by Bryna Wasserman, toggles between friendly gibes at American culture and somber accounts of past hardships.
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It's designed to help bridge the gap between the infinite toolbars and toggles of apps like Photoshop, Lightroom, or Final Cut to the real world through an array of customizable buttons and dials.
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You can see how much time you're spending in apps, set limits, and turn on a great feature called "Wind down," which toggles on Do Not Disturb and sets the screen to monochrome.
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"I quit my job, sold my possessions and moved to Hawaii to work on the label," says King, who now toggles between California and Oahu and draws inspiration from the island's extreme diversity.
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You get a bunch here, directly embedded into the silicone bezel — there's one of the left that toggles the front lighting, and two page turn buttons flanking the home button on the right.
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Starting in the late 19th century, when electricity was first brought indoors, control buttons and toggles were mounted on knobs or set into minimally ornamented sheets of metal, glass and plastics including Bakelite.
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In his letter, he described how he started playing Asheron's Call with a special controller and because the way combat toggles worked, he was able to fight and run around without too much trouble.
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Those in the lineup include Ry David Bradley, who makes coolly-colored abstract works; Helen Johnson, who toggles between portraits and still lifes; and Matthys Gerber, whose brightly hued pieces verge into pop art.
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The film toggles between time periods, as we learn the extent of Proctor's evil — he shakes down a Gypsy mother for cash and sex — and the lengths Jake might go to revive her sibling.
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As Merchant toggles between Zak in Norwich and Paige in Florida, he settles into a familiar struggle between authenticity and artificiality, a seemingly odd divide on which to hang a tale of professional wrestlers.
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She's a striking woman, hair tossed Cyndi Lauper–ishly to the side, with a quick mind that toggles between the mass shooting in Orlando, Florida, and her early years in an internment camp in Arkansas.
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One of those knobs handles volume control, while the other toggles between Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and aux input, along with offering easy access to up to seven preset internet radio stations or Spotify Connect playlists.
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Instead of opening separate apps to operate those devices (or relying on voice commands), Google moved many useful toggles and controls right into the Home app and put a centralized hub right in your hand.
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Smart homes can be very complex — there can be a ton of different toggles and apps and commands you can yell at Alexa to make everything work, which is fine if you live by yourself.
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Her ostensible subject is the Younger, about whom more is known, but she toggles back and forth between the two, and, perhaps without her intending it, the uncle even steals the show for a while.
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On Marshmallow, you had to drag down the shade and then swipe down a second time to access things like Wi-Fi and Bluetooth toggles, but N includes a row of five icons above your notifications.
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There's a revamped home screen with shortcuts for books on your wish list, downloaded samples, and reading lists from Goodreads, and the update will also provide quick toggles for features like airplane mode and cloud syncing.
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Such as toggles for every single data share transaction — potentially running to hundreds of individual controls a user has to tap on vs just a few taps or even a single button to agree to everything.
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Screw holes and toggles have been incorporated into the designs in witty ways, so that the indentations and protrusions are used to represent human and animal body parts such as eyes, nostrils, horns, tongues and penises.
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Titled "This Ain't No Disco," after the Talking Heads lyrics that name-checks the Mudd Club, the musical toggles between that downtown punk-rock dive and the chic Midtown club it's often contrasted with, Studio 54.
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A debut novel toggles between Russia and the U.S. across three generations, a South African novelist remembers her sister's life (and death) in Johannesburg and a collection of poetic short stories is largely set in Louisiana.
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I recommend downloading the app as it has steps to get you connected as well as equalizer settings and toggles for noise canceling as well as other features, but I will stress, it's not required for use.
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The task of seeing the idea to fruition falls to his designated curator, and the novel toggles between the story of her family's experience of war in Europe and a meticulous cataloguing of the collection's grim holdings.
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The film toggles between the paper's newsrooms in New York City and Washington, but focuses much of its energy on the nation's capital, where reporters chase leads on the investigation into Russian involvement in the 2016 election.
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Yip-Williams toggles between optimism and despair, between believing she'll defy the statistics as she had so many times in her life — "odds are not prophecy" — and trying to persuade her husband to confront their harrowing reality.
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Tapping the left side icon toggles between 4K and HD (1080p), while the right side icon allows you to toggle frame rate (either 30 or 60 fps for HD video, or 30, 60, and 24 fps for 4K).
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The novel toggles between two third-person perspectives: There's Naomi Cottle, the investigator from "The Child Finder" with an uncanny ability to find lost children; and Celia, a homeless 12-year-old trying to survive on skid row.
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There's no excess asceticism here, as the leather seats and upholstered doors ensconce you in gentle luxury, and the carbon fiber chunk on the steering wheel is a nice touch, along with all the aluminum switches and toggles.
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The rather impressive build features a 6-axis joystick for full 3D control of a Kerbal ship, along with plenty of buttons, toggles, flip-up missile switch covers, and analogue fuel gauges, all in a custom built chassis.
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Energetic and entertaining, if not entirely satisfying (four of eight episodes were available for review), it toggles between stylized melodrama and loose-limbed satire — hewing, perhaps a little too closely, to the structure of Mr. Chandra's sprawling novel.
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But for many (although not all) of the buttons and toggles, you can get an additional useful expanded menu or option by tapping and holding (or on newer devices, pressing down with 3D Touch) on an icon or menu.
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As the movie toggles back and forth between the past and the present, the mystery of what happened to the rest of the people onboard the ship slowly unravels, as father and daughter try to survive the ultimate challenge.
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"You wanna know about 'The Healing Component'?" he asks his sister at the outset of the album, one of several conversations between the pair thread throughout an album that toggles between fire-and-brimstone sonic brutality and languid looseness.
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Before tragedy thunders in, the story toggles between Kumail's comedy career and his increasingly turbulent offstage life: He has feelings for Emily but also a sense of obligation to his Muslim parents, who want him to wed a Pakistani.
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Forced to return to middle school, the scene of her formative trauma, she toggles between the breathless apprehension of any kid who doesn't quite fit in, and the swishy confidence of a woman who has the world at her feet.
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From the main watchface, you can swipe down from the top for quick toggles / settings, swipe right to view your notifications, or swipe left to move between any widgets (alarms, calendar, music controls, sleep tracking, etc.) you want fast access to.
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Meyrou's now slightly re-edited documentary is replete with arty touches — it toggles between black and white and color, and uses electronic noise bubbling up on the soundtrack to heighten tension — but it's nevertheless a searching, sensitive and revealing portrait.
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Between the two identities lies a dreadful, transformative event; and as the movie toggles from one to the other, its writer and director, Sarah Adina Smith, conjures a storyboard of surreal puzzle pieces that snap together then suddenly split apart.
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On top of that, there are some weird quirks: the function keys are set to F29-F12 by default, but if you push the Fn Lock button to use them for brightness, volume, and other more useful toggles, the Escape key stops working.
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More polished looking results are possible with Magic Video — although personally I prefer the simpler Prisma interface vs all the toggles and layers available in Magic Video (but if you prefer a greater choice of editing options and tools you'll likely disagree).
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At the downtown library, a continuous loop flashes SNCC videos with black and white kids training for spit and circular cigarette burns as the video toggles from coaching to counters covered in pillars of salt and pie and soda—magma of the movement.
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"It eats depth information and it spits out hands," Sweeney summarised as I moved my hands in meatspace to see them replicated on a screen in front of me, able to grasp a bunch of virtual strings and toggles created in Unity.
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Swiping down from the watch face still brings down the "Quick Shade" with toggles for various settings, but now there's a button for "Find my phone" (sends a beep tone to play on your phone so you can locate it) and Google Pay.
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The story's point of view toggles back and forth between Sarah, having the worst workday of her life; Rose, one of the superpowered young women infiltrating the office; and the bewildered office drones who previously had no idea they were anyone's cover.
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If there's one thing that truly signposts the distance in interface development between phones and cars, it's the reliance on buttons: phones are almost completely devoid of them, whereas cars seem to be abiding by a minimum quota of physical widgets, toggles, and doodads.
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Ward's band has been together since August of 2016; live, they are a tightly wound unit, with drummer Pascucci and bassist Livia Slingerland giving each song an arena-worthy stomp over which guitarist Eduardo Rivera nimbly toggles between ragged power chords and clean, melodic leads .
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He really does have a Galileo thermometer on his windowsill, but he works out of a home office that he hasn't otherwise bothered to decorate, with a basic PC and a single monitor on which he toggles between tabs, from forecast to conflicting forecast.
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At the bottom is a headphone jack, speaker, and USB-C port, with volume toggles on the phone's left side and a button on the right that releases the back shell if you want to swap batteries or add a microSD card (up to 2TB).
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Though the franchise continues Sylvester Stallone's "Rocky" movies, this new iteration fits Jordan like a boxing glove: As Adonis Creed, the ambitious athlete stepping out of his late father's long shadow, Jordan toggles between muscular bravado and a wounded, boyish vulnerability that is startling.
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What sets Station Eleven apart from so many other recent dystopian novels is the warmness of St. John Mandel's writing, the lived-in details of each of these characters' lives as she toggles back and forth between life before the flu pandemic and life afterward.
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But the dark heart of the novel is the 300-page fourth section, called "The Part About the Crimes," which toggles between a police procedural and dozens of one-paragraph descriptions of the murder and mutilation of women, in the dispassionate style of a forensic report.
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While the pop star's foundational look was a simple white tee and ripped jeans, on top of that she wore a very stately floral-printed silk kimono from Gucci's Spring Summer 2017 collection which features black Persian lamb and purple mink fur, embroidered toggles, and patch details.
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I don't love this change since it's less convenient than having one panel of quick settings, but at the very least the music control panel stays there when you call it up again (but then you need to swipe back to see all the main shortcut toggles).
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The store owner, Michael Rodriguez, and his assistant, Tom Dziadual, can explain which cuff link shapes were favored by celebrities like Gary Cooper and Bing Crosby, and how designers over the centuries have tinkered with cuff link formats by adding snaps, toggles, pivoting bars and straps.
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In online dating, unicorn hunting is when a straight, taken female user toggles that she's "looking for women" — not genuinely looking for a girl to get to know romantically, but rather for a girl interested in a threesome with her and her boyfriend or husband or whoever.
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Operating on two timelines, the movie toggles between Faith's sessions with Krenwinkel, Van Houten and Atkins on death row (their sentences were later commuted to life in prison), and flashbacks to their time with Charlie, as they still call him, spouting his philosophy to anyone who will listen.
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Meanwhile, this model features a 13.3-inch Retina Display with an HD resolution of 2560x1600, Apple's TouchBar for customizable quick settings and toggles, a humongous Force Touch Trackpad, TouchID for quick logins and easy verification, and four Thunderbolt 3 USB Type-C ports for power and laptop peripherals.
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Sean Baker, the innovative director of 2015's indie breakout Tangerine, is back with The Florida Project, where he's cast Willem Dafoe opposite two rookie unknowns for a story that toggles between a 6-year old's adventurous, wondrous summer and the adults around her struggling with hard times.
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In Profile, what stuck with me is the way that Amy toggles between discussions with her boyfriend about splitting their bills 70/30 and doing research into European women who've gone off to join ISIS, a whiplash encapsulation of how the mundane and the alarming get flattened together online.
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With extraordinary control, Mr. Haynes fluidly toggles between time periods — shifting from glorious Expressionistic color for the 1970s and richly textured black-and-white for the 1920s — holding you rapt with a tricky puzzle of a story that doesn't wholly reveal itself until tears are filling your eyes.
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READMESupreme design and sturdy construction makes the headphones fun to wearBest-in-class sound quality, even with noise cancelling cranked to the maxAnnoying wear sensor that toggles music on or off when you move the headphones but it can be disabledPricey at $400, but a solid deal considering the competition
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The production toggles among episodes from his life, including a doomed love affair with a woman several decades his junior (the magnetic Cynthia Micas, a new member of the ensemble) and, thousands of years in the future, reflections on our moribund planet by Daniel's clones — he's been reincarnated 25 times.
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In Pages, for example, the Touch Bar displays at least five types of buttons: one that slides out with a keyboard, one that pops up new formatting options, two that drill down into scrollable menus, one that drills down into a static menu, and several more that are just toggles.
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The play toggles madly between a video based on the real-life case of a teenage Russian couple who live-streamed their fatal showdown with the police, Bertolt Brecht's 1932 talk "Radio as a Means of Communication" and a cheeky debate about freedom of opinion staged as a Wild West showdown.
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On top of that, in addition to being able to remap things like various apps or toggles for wi-fi to the pressure sensor, when you squeeze the U11 and U11+, you can also select from three different disembodied digital helpers you want to summon: Alexa, Google Assistant, and HTC's Sense Companion.
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Screenshot: GoogleAdditionally, Google has also revamped many of Android UI elements such as the notification and quick setting panels, which now includes a list of vertically scrolling icons a redesigned settings menu, and a new vertically-oriented volume slider featuring mute and vibrate toggles and separate controls for ringer and media volume.
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It's maybe nice in a way to know that it's not just you who toggles from Facebook to job listings to random Vines for hours on end, that there are millions of people like you who are feeling their youth slip away from them slowly to the soundtrack of a humming air conditioner.
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The film's narrative toggles between the two perspectives living within Jennifer: her adult self striving to understand what her 13-year-old counterpart couldn't, and the childhood self (played by Canadian newcomer Isabelle Nélisse) who may have originally understood more than she let on, but surrendered to a more palatable narrative in order to survive.
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The show's tone shifts abruptly in the space of a scene or a plotline; one episode toggles between Earn and Van on an awkward date and a drug deal between Paper Boi and the members of the real-life Atlanta rap trio Migos, the latter of which is punctuated by a gruesome offhand murder.
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The new tools themselves are pretty straightforward and consist of a collection of stats that tell you how much time you've spent watching YouTube (including YouTube Music and YouTube TV), some extra toggles to control the kind of YouTube notifications you get and how often you see them, and the ability to set time limits so you know when to take a break.
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Against this Flipsid21 had the brooding Kuxir20, an Italian Batmobile-fancier of sensational skill: He scored from flying double-taps off the wall, he saved with boost-powered backward flips, he played throughout like the atmosphere itself was under his command—delicate toggles of boost to guide the car forward in 20D space and pedal-down flights into the ether.
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Scene by scene, Biden toggles briskly among his three story lines: from an emotional family meeting at the M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, to an urgent phone call with Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi about the Islamic State, to a friendly lunch with President Obama, who is tactfully trying to discourage the vice president from pursuing the Democratic nomination.
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Mr. Free's Curtiz is comically harried and frustrated, not the severe autocrat Curtiz actually was; Erin Treadway's Mayo Methot, Humphrey Bogart's alcoholic wife at the time, is more a nuisance than deeply troubled; Zac Hoogendyk — alternating in one scene as Ingrid Bergman's first husband, the future surgeon Petter Lindstrom, and her second, the director Roberto Rossellini — toggles between blandness and caricature.
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The company is adamant that the new, fourth version of its Sync infotainment system was designed for big screens like this one in mind, and that it put a special focus on making sure the most commonly-accessed settings and toggles will be just one tap away, though it will be a while before anyone can put that to the test.
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Now there's a great way to visualize this entire process, through this stunning interactive map from the UCL Energy Institute: You can use the toggles at the top of the map to break down the ships by type — container ships (yellow), dry bulk carriers (blue), oil and fuel tankers (red), gas carriers (green), and ships transporting vehicles (purple) — or zoom in on different regions.
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You can easily imagine other full-screen apps making similarly good use of the top corners of a modern phone's display: games can show the player's score on one side and remaining lives on the other, reading apps can display page numbers or quick links to bookmarks, drawing apps can tuck brush shape and size toggles into the corners, and social apps can jam their unread-message counters into those slots.
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Now it is the Facebooker who argues with friends of friends he does not know; the news consumer who spends hours watching cable; the repeat online petitioner who demands actions like impeaching the president; the news sharer willing to spread misinformation and rumor because it feels good; the data junkie who frantically toggles between horse races in suburban Georgia and horse races in Britain and France and horse races in sports (even literal horse races).
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A recent randomized trial not included in these systematic reviews tested three dose reminder approaches for people with a chronic health condition or depression: a pill bottle with toggles for each day of the week that can be changed after each daily dose; a pill bottle cap with a digital timer displaying the time elapsed since the medication was last taken; and a pill organizer with a compartment for every day of the week.
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A Google-powered smart speaker with a built-in displayPrice$200 for the 8-inch model, $250 for the 10-inch versionLikeBig screen, slick design and UI, better streaming video support, and on/off toggles for mic and cameraDon't LikeLimited portrait mode support, apps or services don't always function like you'd expectSomewhat confusingly, the term Smart Display is both the name of the product and the name for a new category of Google Assistant-powered smart home devices that enhances the traditional smart speaker experience through the addition of a built-in screen.
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It is another advantage of his style that it can end without ending, as it does in "James": News comes that a friend far away is dying now I look up and see small flowers appearing in spring grass outside the window and can't remember their name The beauty of this elegy is in its pair of mirrored participles, "dying" and "appearing": the mind toggles between memory and perception, between the "far away" but emotionally pressing matter of the friend's death and the close but suddenly blurry appearance of the flowers, which now have a new name, James.
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Young makes it work as she abruptly toggles between stanzas of lined poetry and discursive paragraphs of prose on Mevedev's thoughts, such as: I guess you could say I did a good job at the gala the development consultant said I was a natural someone should slap a nametag on me she praised my dress I'd been waiting for the chance to confess its price, $27 and where I got it, Forever 21 And then: MY FASCISM is an essay about the relation of politics and art in 20183 in Russia, how some artists on the far right had made a powerfully vital, syncretic, and dangerous art.
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