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In front of me is an Apple Reno and I'll show you a couple tweaks and tricks that you can
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do on your device. So starting off I'll show you the App Lock, which when you have a bunch of apps open
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for instance like music or whatever, so let's actually find Play Music, and I'm gonna open
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a couple other things just to keep it so the background is actually filled with stuff
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And now when you go into Recent Apps, you will have these open and for instance you
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want to keep the music open so it still plays, and what you do is basically tap on the three
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little bars and you can have Lock or Unlock. When it's locked, now when you do a Clear of all these apps, with the Bulk Clear, like
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so, Music Player will always stay open no matter what you do
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So you can always do that for other apps, so I can do it for Settings if I wanted to
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although it might not make much sense, but you can always lock it
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If you want to unlock something, you just tap on the three little bars and tap on Unlock
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and now the app will disappear. So that is one thing. Now moving on, we're gonna go into Gesture Navigations, which already are in Settings
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so from here scroll down till you see Convenience Aid right here, and from here you will see
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Navigation Keys, so I can go here, and by default you have also options for the navigation
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keys that are already here, you can use the Google ones with options to switch where the
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bug button is on the word side, and also when you have the recent app button you can
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also switch the position of it too. But you also have Swipe Up gestures right here, and from here you also have three different
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options, and you can have the Gesture Navigations for, basically if you would have the buttons
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but they're Swipe Up, they're not showing up anymore, and you have two options for this
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so bug button is on the right or left, depending on how you like it, or you can go with this
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one, which bug button is on both sides, and recent apps is basically a hold up instead
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of just swiping, so as an example now that it's enabled I can just swipe up and hold
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my finger there, and it will take me to the recent apps, while sliding from any of the
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sides will take me back. So that's a fairly nice thing, but I'm actually gonna go back to the physical buttons because
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it's easier for me to tap than press or slide when it's on the little stand
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So moving on, we're gonna go into Smart Sidebar, which is barely visible right here, you can
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like, kinda, as you can see, that's what I'm talking about, and you have settings for it
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and you go one back to Convenience Aid and Settings, you have Smart Sidebar, and from
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here you can just change a tiny bit of enabling it or disabling it, and then also how it
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if it works in landscape mode or not, and if you want to add something you can just
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pull it up and you have the little add button which you can add apps to it, and you have
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a couple other like shortcuts for instance, like shortcut or notifications, so it's a
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fairly nice thing, it's similar to how Samsung has it, but still a nice touch
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Then moving on, we're gonna go on to Screen Off Gestures, which again, it's in Settings
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and I think it also is under Convenience, Gestures and Motions, and yep, there it is
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so Gestures and Motions and then Screen Off Gestures. And as you can see there is, I mean it's already enabled, but you have other things that are
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already, I mean, at the moment disabled. You have the double tap to turn screen on, which would enable, you have Draw and Alt
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to enable camera or V to enable flashlight, music controls which you can draw, like a
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arrow, skip or go back to a previous song, which I'm gonna disable, I only have a way
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to showcase it, but for instance flash and other things I can, so if you lock the screen
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double tap to wake, self-explanatory, now wakes up, the V for flash, draw a V, turns
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on flash as you can probably see right now, and place it correctly again, for some reason
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it doesn't wanna hide unless you unlock the device as you've just seen, so it's marking
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actually, so when you draw a V it opens, when you actually unlock the device it hides
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if you draw a V once more it stays there or tries to reopen the app that is already open
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So moving on, we're gonna go into three finger swipe multitasking, which basically you have
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a, let's open up for instance YouTube, probably the best showcase app, considering it doesn't
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work in the background, you can swipe three fingers up and then you can choose another
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app like for instance Chrome, and you can keep on listening to YouTube for instance
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and do whatever you want in it, watch some videos while you browse the web, so consider
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that to be very handy and it's really quick access considering you can just swipe three
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fingers up and also three fingers up will turn the multitasking windows off and keep
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the previous first app on. So it was fairly easy and you can also enable it by how it's normally enabled which is like
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when you go into recent apps as I just did and tap on the three little bars you have
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split screen, basically works the same way as the three finger swipe
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So that would be all for now and if you found this video helpful don't forget to hit like
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subscribe and thanks for watching. I'm JamesBl0nde… see ya out there gamers
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