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How does the "Home" gesture work with games that require gestures? If someone has a game that requires flicking items upward from the bottom of the screen, will

How does the "Home" gesture work with games that require gestures? If someone has a game that requires flicking items upward from the bottom of the screen, will that now be impossible? I don't have an iPhone, but I'm assuming that games like Flippy Knife and Flip Master, currently #1 and #2 on the Play store, could run into issues.

joeld42 9y ago
A swipe up that starts past the edge of the screen is already a different gesture than a regular swipe. It works the same way as the current phone (swipe up from bottom brings up the "control center").
- sailfast 9y ago
  Yes, but I've seen this control center option get buggy when apps require similar low-swipe gestures. It would be quite frustrating to deal with this without a home button option. Nevermind how annoying it would be if (god forbid) your screen cracked a bit and lowered the touch fidelity slightly.
- bhnmmhmd 9y ago
  Yes, but you could disable Ctrl Center in Apps.
- maratd 9y ago
  Ok, so how do you bring up the control center now?
  - jsjohnst 9y ago
    Swipe down from top corner per the keynote demonstration.
  - bdibs 9y ago
    Scroll down from the upper right, near the battery/cell status icons.
  - wrboyce 9y ago
    Swipe down from top-right corner.
- BinaryIdiot 9y ago
  Sorta. I've constantly opened the notifications or the control center on current and past iPhones in games that require swiping. Maybe I'm not precise enough when playing but I do it so frequently that I'm pretty confident I would accidentally close some apps in this case. Still, I'm glad they're trying something different. I'm curious how it turns out.
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dkonofalski 9y ago
If it works anything close to how it does currently, you have to swipe from off the bottom bevel to the top. If you look at all the screenshots and videos, there's a small bar there. Current apps ignore input that starts on the bevel and only detect it if it starts and ends on screen.

joeld42 9y ago

A swipe up that starts past the edge of the screen is already a different gesture than a regular swipe. It works the same way as the current phone (swipe up from bottom brings up the "control center").

sailfast 9y ago
Yes, but I've seen this control center option get buggy when apps require similar low-swipe gestures. It would be quite frustrating to deal with this without a home button option. Nevermind how annoying it would be if (god forbid) your screen cracked a bit and lowered the touch fidelity slightly.
bhnmmhmd 9y ago
Yes, but you could disable Ctrl Center in Apps.
maratd 9y ago
Ok, so how do you bring up the control center now?
- jsjohnst 9y ago
  Swipe down from top corner per the keynote demonstration.
- bdibs 9y ago
  Scroll down from the upper right, near the battery/cell status icons.
- wrboyce 9y ago
  Swipe down from top-right corner.
BinaryIdiot 9y ago
Sorta. I've constantly opened the notifications or the control center on current and past iPhones in games that require swiping. Maybe I'm not precise enough when playing but I do it so frequently that I'm pretty confident I would accidentally close some apps in this case. Still, I'm glad they're trying something different. I'm curious how it turns out.

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dkonofalski 9y ago

If it works anything close to how it does currently, you have to swipe from off the bottom bevel to the top. If you look at all the screenshots and videos, there's a small bar there. Current apps ignore input that starts on the bevel and only detect it if it starts and ends on screen.