Explain five gestures used in Smartphone .
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The Double Tap – This is common when you want to zoom in on amp, or enlarge a photo on screen. It can also be used to select and multi-select items in a list.
The Long Tap – If you long tap any icon on your home screen, you will get a range of options, depending on the app itself. These will be the option to remove the icon or even uninstall the app. You can also move the icons around the screen with this method. When using some apps, the long tap will allow you to do certain things. For example, in WhatsApp, long tap any message in a thread and you can reply, quoting the original message. This is very useful in group chats, where replies often need to quote the original, for context.
The Finger Pinch/Squeeze – Different to the double tap, in that this gives you control over how far you zoom in or out. This was just about the first gesture to become popular.
Scrolls, Drags and Swipes – Again, these are about as easy as it gets, and everybody knows them. Flicking the screen up or down will scroll the page, and side to side will usually switch to the next/previous screen. Dragging is a little different. Instead of a flick, a drag is a slow, deliberate movement. This gesture is usually app-dependent, so check out if your favorite app uses it.