With the launch of the Black Shark 3S being just around the corner, the company has shared a few video teasers regarding the device that showcase a few of its upcoming features.

The videos were shared through the company’s official Weibo account and were also re-uploaded on YouTube by SparrowNews. Thus, it is confirmed that the Black Shark 3S will feature screen mirroring, motion controls, and mouse and keyboard input support via USB connection. The device runs the company’s latest JOYUI 12, which now supports the aforementioned features, via USB 3.0. In other words, users can simply plug the smartphone’s USB charger cable to a laptop/PC to mirror the device’s screen through the Black Shark app.

This, in turn, allows one to output the handset’s display to a device with a larger screen at 60fps. Through this, one can gain input support for mouse and keyboard for improved gameplay experience. The controls can also be fully customizable on screen. Furthermore, the Black Shark 3S supports motion controls as well, bringing additional functionality in the form of in app inputs.

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In simpler terms, one can just bind a certain motion command to a particular action in different games. An example being tilting the device downward to reload or upward to jump. This could help in various multiplayer games by eliminating the need for additional touch input through fingers, helping increase finger space, and a clutter free experience with on display commands.

To give users even more options, the Black Shark 3S will also have a clip on that brings shoulder keys. Interestingly, this can also be used on other devices as well. JOYUI 12 brings with it many improvements to its UI for a better gaming experience. One such inclusion is “Game Barrage” that shows notifications from SMS, WeChat, QQ, or others during gaming. Users get to fully customize the font color, opacity, and other aspects regarding these notifications, whilst vice control also enables many additional functions without having to put a pause on gaming.

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Google Pixel 4 was launched last fall with some exciting new features including inspirational motion gestures. The smartphone inbuilt radar chip helps to efficiently detect your presence under Motion Sense. The whole technology is based on Project Soli which was initially showcased in 2015.

After the mouse, keyboard and touch screen display, the motion gestures are set to become a new medium of interaction between smartphones and humans. However, the feature on Pixel 4 is limited to just a few motion gestures, but its applicability is much diverse. In the coming times, we will see its applicability across different functions on smartphones. Pixel 4 comes with a hand wave gesture to change tracks, pause and play the music and more more.

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Other smartphones do not feature any radar chip, but with the help of other sensors and Tasker app, we can attain the Motion Gestures. Tasker is a popular automation app available on the Android ecosystem. It can perform complex functions using multiple triggers. We have crafted a guide to enable Pixel 4 motion gestures on any Android smartphone using Tasker.

Enable Pixel 4 Motion Gestures

It is a bit complex process, as the user has to create multiple triggers to attain Pixel 4 like functionality. We recommend following the process carefully.

Things to Attain

Our procedure will enable motion gestures for Next, Previous, Play and Pause music tracks.

Sending WhatsApp Messages without touching the smartphone.

Prerequisites:

Below are some plugins and permissions you need to accomplish the procedure.

Note: Both the below plugins will require Accessibility Service request. The user can enable it by heading over to Settings > Accessibility.

• Download and Install Tasker App on your Android smartphone.
• Download the AutoInput and AutoNotification Tasker Plugin.

Points to Ponder

After downloading the above apps, the user needs to grant some access to both of these apps.

• Both the AutoInput and AutoNotification apps need Accessibility access. You can grant access to both the apps by heading to Settings > Accessibility.
• After installing the Tasker app, grant the user access and display over other apps access by heading to Usage Access.
• Grant storage, microphone, and body sensors access permission.

Steps to enable Pixel 4 Motion Gestures

Follow the steps carefully to control music and send a WhatsApp message without touching the smartphone.

1. Download or Import the Tasker project over the device.
2. It will prompt to get certain permissions, tap Yes. Follow, the on-screen instructions.
3. After successful import to the profile, head over to the profile section to make sure that profiles are free of any exclamation mark. (Note: If any exclamation mark occurs, then recheck the permissions as some might be missing.)

Steps to access Pixel 4 Motion Gestures

Now you can watch the video to learn to operate both of the features.

Controlling Music:

1. Users can easily control the music from Google Play Music, Spotify, and Pocket Cast app.
2. Open any of these apps and hold your hand against the front sensors to pause music, wave from the right or left to play the next or previous song.

Send WhatsApp Message:

1. Open WhatsApp and head over to the chat screen.
2. Now, perform a swipe to initiate a voice chat popup and then automatically send the message.

It is quite an amazing feature to try on Android devices. It can make your device look superficial with the Tasker app. The process is a bit complicated, but we hope our guide would have helped you to enable the Motion Gestures on Android smartphones.

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