Honor View20 is among the top flagships and it makes a pretty compelling offer in its class. It’s one of the phones that offers a full-screen with an in-screen camera. To make the full-screen experience better, you can disable the conventional navigation buttons and make use of the navigation gestures. Here’s how.
Enable gesture-based navigation on Honor View20
Google has made the navigation gestures native with the Android Pie update, the new feature that lets you navigate the phone with the swipe gestures. Despite Android’s default navigation, Honor View20 has its own navigation system, the MagicUI offers different swipe gestures.
- Go to Settings -> System -> System navigation and choose the first option Gestures.
Here’s how the navigation gestures work.
Back:
- Swipe inward from the left or right edges to return to the previous screen.
Home Screen
- Swipe from the bottom of the screen to go to the home screen.
Recent Tasks
- Swipe from the bottom to the screen and pause to view recent tasks.
Google Assistant
- Swipe up from the bottom corners to access Google Assistant.
For more guides, head to our How-To Guides. Do check out our full review of the Honor View20 below.
Honor View20 Review – Goodbye notch, Honor’s most Feature Packed smartphone is here
