What happens if you run your finger across the screen do you get another screen
And left to right what happensif I swipe the screen from right to left I get 4 buttons above 3 buttons.
The top row of buttons are calender, camera, gmail & maps
The bottom row of buttons are the top half of a person, a telephone and messages
I get a white screen. At the top is G with a microphone and updates. Under that is "Keep up with your favorite topics" then "Turn on"And left to right what happens
If is slide the screen up, I get Calender, calculator, camera, clock, contacts, download, drive, duo, file manager, fm radio, gmail, google, keep notes, maps, messages, music, photos, settings, telephone, video and voice recorderI t looks like you must slide up on the screen to access apps on your phone.
I get the same buttons as when I just swipe from right to leftSo what happens if you go from your front screen right to left then up
Flipping stupid phone, you need a youngster to help. I'm too old to get my head round that. Why the flipping heck do you want to read QR codes anyhow, I have never read one in my life even though someone told me they were wonderful, and I needed the app.I get the same buttons as when I just swipe from right to left
Calender, calculator, camera, clock, contacts, download, drive, duo, file manager, fm radio, gmail, google, keep notes, maps, messages, music, photos, settings, telephone, video and voice recorder
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I have a Google button. It has a white screen with "Keep up with your favorite topics", and "Turn on"
At the bottom of that screen it has Discover, Updates, Search, Recent, More.
If I click More, I get Sign in, Personal Search, Customise Widget, Settings, Send feedback, Help
Yeah, where's a 6 year old when you need one to program the phoneFlipping stupid phone, you need a youngster to help. I'm too old to get my head round that. Why the flipping heck do you want to read QR codes anyhow, I have never read one in my life even though someone told me they were wonderful, and I needed the app.