Windows 10移动版(Mobile)引入了一种新方法，可简化单手操作智能手机。该功能看起来并不漂亮，但在适当的情况下非常有用。当我第一次了解它时，我认为这是一个没有什么实际用途的噱头。然而，我发现自己在最初的 24 小时内使用了几次。让我们了解它是如何工作的以及如何充分利用它：
如何在Windows 10移动版中(Mobile)访问和退出(access and exit)单手使用
该功能的启动非常简单。只需(Just)长按智能手机上的Windows按钮（下(Windows)图(image below)中红色圆圈）。
屏幕将向下滑动，仅显示其上半部分。屏幕顶部变黑，基本上不用于显示任何信息。现在，单手即可轻松访问屏幕的下半部分。这个想法是让您只使用屏幕的下半部分，并让所有可用的东西都可以用拇指轻松触及。
当您尝试用一只手使用智能手机时，您很快就会意识到您需要依靠拇指进行所有需要触摸屏幕的操作。大多数人将无法用拇指到达屏幕顶部。
退出单手模式就像进入一样容易。要立即做出反应，请触摸屏幕的上半部分（黑色部分）。屏幕将向上滑动并显示整个Windows 10 Mobile 屏幕，一切(Mobile screen and everything)恢复正常。
几秒钟不触摸屏幕也能达到同样的效果。毕竟，这种单手模式是一种允许访问屏幕上半部分的链接和按钮的临时状态。采取行动后，您希望恢复正常使用。在单手模式下，您看不到屏幕的下半部分，也无法与之交互。因此，您不想在不必要的情况下在那里逗留。
此功能在任何Windows 10 移动应用程序(Mobile app)上都相同，不仅在“开始(Start)”屏幕上。要激活单手模式并退出它，您使用完全相同的程序。这是Microsoft Edge(Microsoft Edge)的单手屏幕示例：
现在，对于您的拇指来说，访问该顶部链接是一个简单的操作。
Windows 10移动版(Mobile)中何时提供单(One)手模式？
这种单手模式适用于屏幕大于 5 英寸的智能手机。我的手很大，在具有 5 英寸屏幕的Lumia 640上使用单手模式感觉更舒服。(Lumia 640)Lumia 950的屏幕为 5.2 英寸，而Lumia 950 XL 的屏幕为 5.7 英寸。屏幕越大，需要使用此功能的人就越多。
单手使用与可达性
单手使用的想法并不新鲜。Apple在iPhone 6中引入了类似的功能。屏幕的扩大尺寸给苹果(Apple)带来了单手达到全屏的问题。
iOS 中的解决方案是双击Home按钮。这比较棘手，因为完全按下按钮会启动其他功能。相比之下，Windows 10移动版中长按“(Mobile)开始(Start)”按钮更加简单可靠。
您在 iOS 中获得的额外功能是禁用此功能的选项。Windows 10 移动版(Mobile)中没有允许此选项的设置。如果您倾向于在“开始(Start)”按钮上逗留更长时间，您会不小心开始单手使用，这可能会很烦人。我希望在Windows 10 (Windows 10)Mobile的未来版本中看到在设置(Settings)应用程序中添加禁用此功能的功能。
在Android中，没有单手使用的标准选项。一些供应商在其定制的Android版本中引入了类似的功能。Xposed框架中提供了一个单手模块，但您需要root您的智能手机才能安装它。
结论
Windows 10 Mobile在单手使用方面正在追赶 iPhone。该功能很简单，但功能强大。当您乘坐公共交通工具并且需要握住扶手时，单手模式非常有用，除非您喜欢在第一次刹车时飞来飞去（或者您可以尝试在骑行期间不带手机生活🙂） . 一旦你开始使用它，你就会意识到有很多时候你需要它。如果您是单手模式的粉丝，或者您更愿意摆脱它，请告诉我。
What is the One handed mode in Windows 10 Mobile and how to use it
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How to access and exit one handed use in Windows 10 Mobile
The launch of the feature is quite simple. Just long press the Windows button (circled in red in the image below) on your smartphone.
The screen will slide down showing only the top half of it. The top of the screen becomes black and it is essentially not used to show any information. Now it is easy to access the bottom half of the screen using a single hand. The idea is for you to use only the bottom half of the screen and have everything available for easy reach with your thumb.
When you try to use the smartphone with one hand, you quickly realise that you rely on your thumb for all your actions that require touching the screen. Most people will not be able to reach the top of the screen with their thumb.
Getting out of the one handed mode it is as easy as getting in. For an immediate reaction touch the top half of the screen (the black part). The screen will slide up and reveal the whole Windows 10 Mobile screen and everything goes back to normal.
The same effect is achieved by not touching the screen for a few seconds. This one handed mode is, after all, a temporary state that allows access to the links and buttons in the top half of the screen. Once your actions are taken, you want to go back to your normal usage. In the one handed mode you do not see the bottom half of your screen and you cannot interact with it. Therefore you do not want to linger there more than necessary.
This feature works the same on any Windows 10 Mobile app, not only on the Start screen. To activate one handed mode and to exit it, you use the exact same procedure. Here is an example of one handed screen for Microsoft Edge:
Getting to that top link is now an easy action for your thumb.
When is the One handed mode available in Windows 10 Mobile?
This one handed mode is available for smartphones with screens larger than 5 inches. I have a large hand and I felt more comfortable using the one handed mode on a Lumia 640 which has a screen of 5 inches. Lumia 950 has a screen of 5.2 inches while Lumia 950 XL gets a screen of 5.7 inches. The bigger the screen, the more people will need to use this feature.
One handed use versus Reachability
The idea of one handed use is not new. A similar feature was introduced by Apple with iPhone 6. The expanded size of the screen presented Apple with the problem of reaching the full screen with a single hand.
The solution in iOS is to double tap the Home button. This is trickier because a full press on the button will launch other function s. By comparison, the long press of the Start button in Windows 10 Mobile is simpler and more reliable.
What you get extra in iOS is the option to disable this feature. There is no setting in Windows 10 Mobile that allows this option. If you tend to linger longer on the Start button, you will accidentally start one handed use and this can be annoying. I hope to see the ability to disable this added in the Settings app, in future releases of Windows 10 Mobile.
In Android there is no standard option for one handed use. A few vendors have introduced similar features in their customized versions of Android. A one handed module is available in the Xposed framework, but you need to root your smartphone to install it.
Conclusion
Windows 10 Mobile is playing catchup to the iPhone in the one handed use. The feature is simple, yet powerful. When you ride in public transportation and you need to hold to the handrail, the one handed mode is quite useful, unless you enjoy flying around at the first brake (or you could try to live without your phone for the duration of the ride 🙂 ). Once you start using it, you realize there are plenty of times you need it. Let me know if you are a fan of the one handed mode or you would prefer to get rid of it.
