VIVO Y19s: Complete Guide to Shortcuts, Gestures, and Smart Features

Accessing and Understanding Shortcuts

• ⚙️ Shortcuts and accessibility settings are found within the main settings menu, offering a comprehensive list of features.
• 💡 Not all listed features are strictly shortcuts, but most provide ways to interact with the device more efficiently.

Multitasking and Screen Management

• 📱 Split screen and small window features allow for simultaneous use of two applications, accessible via gestures or the recent apps menu.
• 🖼️ The small window can be minimized to an icon or expanded to full screen.
• ↔️ A smart sidebar provides quick access to activated features and recent applications.

Screenshot and Screen-Off Gestures

• 📸 sCapture enables taking screenshots using a three-finger downward swipe gesture, with an option for long screenshots.
• 🖨️ Alternatively, screenshots can be captured using the power button and volume down combination.
• 🔦 A shake to turn on torch gesture is available, similar to Motorola's feature, offering a convenient way to activate the flashlight.
• ⚡ Quick actions when the screen is off can be configured, with the default being torch on/off.

Smart Motion and Calling Features

• 👆 Smart motion includes features like 'raise to wake', 'double tap to wake/turn off', and 'keep screen on while looking' (which uses the camera and may increase battery drain).
• 📞 Smart calling features allow for automatic call answering by bringing the phone to the ear when it rings.

Additional Shortcuts and Customization

• 🚀 Easy touch provides a floating icon with customizable shortcuts for actions like calculator, torch, or screenshot.
• 🤏 One-handed mode can be enabled by sliding inward from the screen edge, allowing for easier use of the device with one finger.
• 🔋 The power button can be configured to launch Google Assistant or the power/emergency menu.