VIVO V50 Lite 5G: Mastering Shortcuts and Gestures for Enhanced Usability

Accessing Shortcuts and Gestures

• 💡 Navigate to Settings and then Shortcuts and accessibility to find a comprehensive list of available gestures and shortcuts on your Vivo V50 Lite 5G.

Split-Screen and Multi-Window

• 📱 Activate split-screen mode by swiping up with three fingers from the middle to the top of the screen, allowing you to use two apps simultaneously.
• 🖼️ A small window or floating window can be activated by swiping up from the bottom to the upper right corner of an app, enabling multitasking with a background app.

Super Screenshots and Smart Motion

• 📸 Take a standard screenshot by swiping down with three fingers or pressing the power and volume down buttons.
• ✍️ Utilize area screenshots by swiping down with three fingers and holding, with options to customize the shape (rounded, circle, heart).
• 💡 Smart motion features include gestures like automatically lighting up the screen when the phone is picked up or double-tapping a turned-off screen to wake it.
• 👁️ The Keep screen on while looking feature uses the camera to prevent the screen from turning off when you are actively viewing it.

Convenient Calling and Torch Features

• 📞 Smart calling allows you to automatically answer a call by simply moving the phone to your ear when it rings.
• 🔦 The shake to turn on torch feature provides a quick way to activate the flashlight by shaking the phone, though it requires the screen to be on the lock screen.
• ⚡ A quick action shortcut, accessible by pressing the volume down button with the screen off, can be customized to turn on the torch or perform other actions.

Customization and Accessibility

• ⚙️ The power button can be customized to launch Google Assistant or the power menu.
• 🖱️ Easy Touch offers a floating button with customizable shortcuts for various functions like screenshots, calculator, screen recording, and torch.
• 👆 One-handed mode is designed for easier device usage with a single finger, activated by a quick gesture, shrinking the screen to a more accessible size.