recently discovered two new functions of the Hongmeng system, which I feel are dispensable, but in order to enrich mobile phone functions and increase the fun of playing mobile phones, it is better to have them.
The first one is to swipe up with your finger in the lower left or right corner of the phone screen, and my service menu bar will appear. This is not very useful for me, but it is always good to have this function, which can be convenient for mobile phone control. We develop and explore.
The second is to slide your finger from the top of the screen to the left to come out of the notification menu, or to the right to come out of the function menu. In order to facilitate mutual conversion, you can slide the swap menu bar at the top left and right.
Now the mobile phone is more and more foolish to operate, and the operation is more and more concise. In a full-screen mobile phone, sliding the return key instead of the navigation key on the left or right side of the screen is a subversive idea. It frees one hand, and the operation is more convenient and particularly smooth. Including the sliding up at the bottom of the mobile phone screen to return to the desktop main menu, these ideas not only conform to the human operation habits, but also remove the cumbersome navigation keys to make the screen display more comprehensive.
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