Since the release of iOS 4.3, Apple has been interested in gestures in its system, and what is meant by gestures - are the movements of one or more fingers on the screen, whether swipe left and right or pinch, and perform a number of specific functions. And in the recent update of iOS 7, Apple added a lot of new gestures, so we decided to present an article that collects all the gestures in the system.
In all devices:
New features that have been added in iOS 7 and work in all devices, whether iPhone, iPad or iPod touch:
- Swiping from left to right in Settings takes you back to the previous page.
- Swiping down on any page (screen) opens the search.
- Inside Safari, dragging from the left edge of the screen inwards takes you to the previous page, and also if you swipe from the right of the screen inward, it goes to the next page.
- Dragging applications in Multitasking to the top removes them, and you can drag more than one application at a time.
- In Safari, dragging any tab to the left deletes the tab.
- Swiping from top to bottom opens the notification center.
- Swiping on any message (text) to the left shows the timing of its sending.
- When a notification arrives for your device, pulling that notification up will hide it.
- Pulling on any message in the email it shows you options for deleting, archiving, and more.
- Swiping from the edge of the screen upwards opens the Control Center.
Gestures on iPad
It is considered the most popular among users and the most popular as it appeared with iOS 4.3, and you can read our previous article Via this link To get to know it better, there are 3 gestures as follows:
- Swiping four / five fingers upward opens you to multitasking (such as double pressing the Home button).
- Swipe left and right with four / five fingers to move between the open programs.
- Pinching with four / five fingers will close the application (such as pressing once on the home button).
Watch the video to get to know it:
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