Using Moto Gestures for Enhanced Multitasking
I've been a fan of Moto Gestures since the beginning, especially the swipe-to-split feature. Many users know about turning on the flashlight by chopping in midair, but there are several other handy functions.
Key Moto Gesture Features
- Picking up the phone silences incoming calls.
- Placing the device face down activates Do Not Disturb mode.
- The figure-eight gesture opens the camera app, providing quick access for spontaneous photos.
Beyond Physical Gestures
Motorola also offers navigational gestures that boost productivity. One of the best is not enabled by default but is extremely useful for multitasking.
Improving Multitasking with Swipe to Split
Multitasking on most Android phones is limited. Although app pairs help, I want to quickly open two apps without relying on pre-set pairs. Moto's "Swipe to split" gesture makes this easy.
When enabled, you can swipe back and forth across the screen to bring up multitasking. It immediately splits the app you’re using and gives you a chance to pull up a second app.
Why This Gesture Stands Out
This gesture significantly speeds up multitasking by instantly splitting your current app and allowing you to open another, streamlining your workflow on the Moto phone.
Author’s Summary: The hidden swipe-to-split gesture in Moto Gestures dramatically enhances multitasking by allowing quick access to two apps without preset pairs, improving productivity.
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