Sentences with phrase «infinity display makes»

Samsung's 6.2 - inch AMOLED Infinity Display makes a return with QuadHD + resolution capabilities.

Google Pixel 2 XL has codenamed «Walleye» and it could have an edge - to - edge Infinity display made by LG.

According to previous leaks, the Galaxy S8 Active won't come equipped with many of the Galaxy S8's signature features, including the curved edges and Infinity Display that make its design so iconic.

The Infinity display made for immersive viewing without any notch getting in the way, and nothing came close to the overall design of Samsung's then - new flagships.

Not exact matches

In Avengers: Infinity War, Thanos will apparently display a «super, super, super intelligence,» have an evil scheme that «makes sense» on some level, and demonstrate «a capacity to love very much and very deeply.»

Yes, you do need some bezels on a tablet to make sure it isn't a handling nightmare, and an Infinity Display would make for an oddly thin and long device that doesn't look so great in a tablet form factor, but do the bezels need to be so big?

The Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9 + look similar to S8 and S8 +, with Infinity displays that make use of the entire screen, but these smartphones have a smaller bottom bezel and a repositioned fingerprint sensor on the rear panel.

Graphics performance is also much improved with high - intensity games, such as Infinity Blade 3, making use of the OpenGL ES 3.0 platform and, in non geek - speak, producing some incredible lighting and shading effects, all of which look spectacular on the new Retina Display.

OLED (organic light - emitting diode), «edge - to - edge,» «Infinity display» — these all make the 7000's screen sound like it came straight out of a Sci - Fi flick.

The actual screen (which they're calling an Infinity Display) is virtually bezel-less and runs right up to the edge of the device, which is what allows Samsung to make the phone as small as they do.

It would also make sense for Samsung to put the focus on the Galaxy A6 rather than the Galaxy J6, given the latter doesn't offer anything special other than an Infinity display.

On both models, the Super AMOLED «Infinity display» curves on both sides and makes use of a QHD + (2960 x 1440) resolution.

The new Zwirner space in New York, on East 69th Street, is presenting «Infinity Nets,» a beautiful display of 10 paintings, all from this year, that make a surprisingly good case for Ms. Kusama's continuing reprises of her Net paintings from the early 1960s.

The phone has a seamless, infinity pool effect that, combined with its extra-tall aspect ratio display, makes it feel like you're just holding a screen.

The handset sports slightly sharper edges and a larger 6.3 - inch edge - to - edge Infinity Display (18.5:9) than both the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 +, making it impossible to use with one hand, even with the dedicated one - handed operation mode turned on.

That 6.1 - inch Infinity Display still rules the roost, as Samsung adds refinement to the display making it brighter and better looking that Display still rules the roost, as Samsung adds refinement to the display making it brighter and better looking that display making it brighter and better looking that before.

The curved Infinity Display wraps slightly around the left and right edges to diminish the appearance of bezels, while making the phone even easier to hold and use with one hand.

The Note 8 will borrow heavily from the Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus in terms of design, but Samsung isn't to blame here — if you've got something as dazzling as the Infinity Display, then there's very little room to make it even more gorgeous than it already is.

What makes the Note 8 different is the handy S Pen stylus and larger 6.3 - inch «Infinity Display» to work with — but one that doesn't increase the dimensions of the actual phone too much.

The XZ2 has thicker bezels on the top and bottom than the S8 does, and it also lacks the curved glass that makes the S8's infinity display seem almost completely bezel - free.

That display is made significantly more manageable thanks to Samsung's Infinity Display design borrowed from the Galaxy S8 and S8 +, with an 18.5:9 aspect ratio and curved glass on the sides, and it's easily one of the best screens on the display is made significantly more manageable thanks to Samsung's Infinity Display design borrowed from the Galaxy S8 and S8 +, with an 18.5:9 aspect ratio and curved glass on the sides, and it's easily one of the best screens on the Display design borrowed from the Galaxy S8 and S8 +, with an 18.5:9 aspect ratio and curved glass on the sides, and it's easily one of the best screens on the market.

Samsung says it made the bezels on the Infinity Display a bit narrower on the top and bottom while making the iris scanner above the screen more subtle.

This year, the Infinity display that debuted on the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 + has made its way to Samsung's mid-range lineup with the Galaxy A8 (2018) and Galaxy A8 + (2018).

Where it's all going to change and bring the A7 (2018) closer to the Galaxy S and Note flagships is at the front of the device: Samsung's Infinity display will make for an (almost) all - screen experience, getting rid of the bezels and even Samsung's traditional hardware home button.

I loved the Infinity Display on the Galaxy S8 for making a 5.8 - inch screen so manageable, but while the Galaxy Note 8 is certainly easier to use than 2013's 6.3 - inch Galaxy Mega, it's still a bit much.

It's really the appealing design of the Samsung Galaxy S8, with that fantastic Infinity Display, that really makes the difference here - Google and Apple haven't changed the needle much in terms of design on the iPhone 8 and Pixel 2, so this is one area where Samsung definitely has the edge.

I can see that the Iphone X has made some major improvements over previous IPHONES - and has tried to catch up with Samsung's display and infinity screens - but regardless of how good the IPHONE is, I am stuck on Android.

A company to come back to the consumer space making a lot of noise, Dell was the first company to introduce some great laptop innovations, such as the infinity display of the XPS 13.

You won't see the rounded corners unless the screen is on, and the effect makes it appear as if the screen really is an infinity display.

Therefore, it would make sense for Samsung to try to differentiate its «Infinity Display» with an even higher screen - to - body ratio.

It would make sense for the company to bring the Infinity Display to its premium mid-range smartphones too.

They now come with infinity displays, which makes them a huge upgrade to last year's model.

In many ways, the S8 visually resembles a combination of the S7 and the Note 7 thanks to its rounded edges and all - around curved display, though it's the phone's bezel-less «Infinity Display» that makes it stand out from other fladisplay, though it's the phone's bezel-less «Infinity Display» that makes it stand out from other flaDisplay» that makes it stand out from other flagships.

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When Samsung introduced the tall and narrow Infinity display on the Galaxy S8, the YouTube app had a dedicated button to make videos fit the...

i guess they are just riding the trend of 2018 for fullview display - just remove button & put onscreen buttons & make it 16:9 aspect & call it infinity dispaly.

The combination of its glorious 6.3 - inch Infinity Display, excellent dual cameras and more versatile S Pen makes it the big - screen phone to beat.

Dell has announced a few new devices today including a new XPS 13 with a 4k borderless infinity display and new Alienware gaming XPS 13: Dell is making some pretty substantial updates to the XPS The new XPS 13 comes... Read more

The 6.3 - inch Infinity Display on the Note 8 makes your jaw drop even before you put it in your hands, and Samsung devised a clever new way to make the most of the phone's billboard - like real estate.

The Samsung Galaxy S9 flagship smartphone has arrived, and while it looks a lot like last year's Galaxy S8 — right down to its expansive Infinity Display — Samsung made a lot of changes under the hood.

When Samsung introduced the tall and narrow Infinity display on the Galaxy S8, the YouTube app had a dedicated button to make videos fit the entire width of the screen and remove the black bars on the sides.

So the Galaxy S8 has its fancy Infinity Display and iris scanners, not to mention faster processors and other upgraded specs, but when it comes to the actual feature set, it's likely the year - old Galaxy S7 will be inheriting at least some of the tricks that make the GS8 such a desirable handset.

Of course, the «improved» Infinity Display is going to make heads turn, but it won't be too surprising if Samsung focuses most of its marketing on its first ever dual cameras.

The phones also have the infinity display that completely removes the bezels and makes it look slim, sleek while being futuristic at the same time.

On the front of the phone, you can see the barely - there bezels that make way for the Galaxy S8's rumored Infinity display.

Well, from where we stand, there definitely are plenty of reasons to make the switch, led by the new Infinity Display design and dual front - facing cameras.

With an expanded boundary - breaking Infinity Display, a seamless note - taking experience and the chance to go even bigger with desktop viewing, the Galaxy Note8 is making big waves.

If you want to make the most of that luxurious Infinity Display, then you might want to take a leaf out of my book and shrink the on - screen contents a little to give it the feeling of being even larger.

With Samsung's Infinity Display and the iPhone X's Super Retina HD making headlines, what do all these terms mean, and is AMOLED better than LCD?

The 6.3 - inch IPS display boasts a 19:9 aspect ratio - making it ever so slightly taller than Samsung's 18.5:9 Infinity Display on the Galaxy S9 and Sdisplay boasts a 19:9 aspect ratio - making it ever so slightly taller than Samsung's 18.5:9 Infinity Display on the Galaxy S9 and SDisplay on the Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus.