Sentences with phrase «back of the device like»

This tablet also has 2MP camera at the front and back of the device like the Archos FamilyPad 2 has, which is also an Android powered tablet.

This isn't front facing, but at least they aren't on the back of the device like far too many tablets.

While Apple integrated its scanner into the home button, the One max moves the scanner to the back of the device like the Atrix.

Not exact matches

More poignantly, the Priv has a rubberized back, which is out of step with the more durable metal finishes used by the likes of Apple and HTC in their flagship devices.

As corporations increasingly rely on contractors for core parts of their business, they are held responsible by ethically minded consumers for actions further back in the supply chain - even the provenance of the mineral tantalum in their electronic devices like smartphones.

Delta Studio, which is the airline's suite of in - flight entertainment, will be available on seat - back screens or can be streamed through Wi - Fi on personal devices like laptops, tablets, and cellphones.

You can get up and running thanks to options like Shopify, giving you access to pre-built e-commerce themes designed to provide pleasant user experiences on all types of devices and easy to manage on the back end.»

It's pure speculation at this point, but Apple could place the home button on the back of the next iPhone, like we've seen on several recent Android devices, or simply embed it (or hide it) in the display.

Researchers currently have to hook the devices up to an external power source that drives the hydrogels» charged particles back to their starting positions, kind of like plugging a battery into a charging dock.

The user simply slides the brick - shaped magnifying optical attachment onto the back of a smartphone, then loads a semen sample into a disposable microchip device that looks like a flattened eyedropper, which is inserted into a slot in the device.

Oceanhorn: Monster of Uncharted Seas made a name for itself when it was released all the way back in November 2013 on iOS devices, for not only being a very impressive looking title at the time, but also for being endorsed by big names of the industry like Kenji Ito, main composer of Squaresoft's SaGa franchise, and Nobuo Uematsu of Final Fantasy fame, both of whom composed a few music tracks for it.

I think it was Dave Leitch's idea, he sort of felt like, «Wouldn't Wade try somehow, some way to steal that time travel device and bring Vanessa back?»

The marquee feature of the new device is a high - resolution 300 ppi screen that will bring the company's e-reader displays back into technical parity with devices from competitors like Kobo.

So what about a case that lets you encase the Oasis with the charging cover still on, but the cover flap flipped to back of the device (like you normally have it when you're reading)?

The most promising selling point of the Oasis is its unique back design that offers a better grip, but with the cover on, it becomes a flat surfaced device, much like the Voyage.

The back provides a small degree of additional grip, which I always like in a device.

If you don't like the look of the new homescreen, you can revert back to the old one by going to Settings > Device Options > Personalize Your Kindle > Advanced Options > Home screen View > Off.

With the new Nexus 7, Google has gotten rid of the glove - like feel of the back of the device, replacing it with a smooth plastic, much like the back of the HTC First and 8X.

Rather, Nintendo has a history of making remarkable comebacks on the back of innovative devices like the DS and Wii.

Then strike two with no support of Adobe Digital Editions?!? Looks like I have to stuff the really good looking and feeling device back into the box and back to the store.

A non-slip, fabric - like material covers the back of the device for a comfortable, secure grip.

Steve Ballmer and Gates killed the Microsoft Courier device that J. Allard wanted to release back in 2009 because it ran a «modified» version of Windows rather than the tablet version that was a couple years away from being finished and Gates didn't like that it was a «content creation» device that wouldn't be focused on things like getting email or web browsing.

It looks like all of the pressure as made Amazon reverse course and they have announced that an upcoming firmware update will bring device encryption back to any tablet running OS5.

Design and Features Aside from the conspicuous hump on the back of the device, the U7 looks like almost every other 7 - inch tablet on the market.

The device recently passed through the database of the regulatory agency carrying the model number A8001, and like the previous Iconia One 8 released back in 2015, it appears that the upcoming slate will fit in the lower - end market segment judging by several hardware characteristics.

The combo device is also capable of playing back 1080p video and supports file types like MKV, MOV, AVI, FLV, MP4, DAT, VOB.

The speakers on the back of the device actually impressed us in the volume department, but the audio quality isn't as round as we'd like nor will it satisfy when watching a full - length movie.

While it could wait to launch its next - generation Kindles closer to the holiday season, having devices in stores in time for back - to - school promotions seems like the more likely scenario, particularly with sales of Kindle devices reportedly ebbing and rumors of Apple launching the iPhone 5 early this fall along with a new iPod Touch and possibly even its own 7 - inch iPad.

The ViewPad 10s Wi - Fi will set you back # 279, which still sounds like a fair whack, considering the likes of the Advent Vega is only # 250 for a similar device when it comes to tech specs.

Instead of some cheap plastic with a faux - carbon - fiber pattern adorned on it (like you might see on a Galaxy S device), the Sensation has a thick and rugged soft touch plastic back and an aluminum «belt» traversing its midsection that curls around to form the bezel of the device.

After successes like the 2014 Moto X, the DROID Turbo and the Nexus 6, it seems that Motorola has brought their A-game with devices, so it can be hard to imagine why they wouldn't want to try their hand at tablets again, but when you consider the launches and lifespan of the last two tablets they offered, the Xyboard lineup which launched on Verizon Wireless a few years back, those devices were a far cry from the type of success seen by Motorola's most recent smartphones.

Those of you who make use of one - handed navigation will have no issues here and much like other BlackBerry 7 devices, instead of individual buttons, the Send, Menu, Back and End keys are all part of the same piece, with the trackpad centered in the middle.

This one is pretty easy: Amazon published a teaser video for this event a few weeks back and you can see the top of a phone - like device about 42 seconds into it.

Meanwhile, on the back panel, the silver stereo speaker grilles sit at each end of the device and, being rounded, metallic and alongside the rounded camera port, look like a set of little portholes on a boat.

Like the iPad, but unlike many other Android tablets, the Thrive's front and back - facing cameras are positioned on the short side of the device, which means that if you're gripping the Thrive in landscape mode, you may find yourself accidentally covering the back - facing camera with your finger.

Samsung was previously confirmed to be working on a high - end tablet, model number SM - P900, that would have a 2560 x 1600 resolution display like the Nexus 10, and today renowned leaker evleaks is backing that info, while also mentioning a couple of more details about the device.

I found some things to really like about the Kobo: the light weight is really striking, and the back of the device feels good in your hand.

The device's performance is sluggish, which makes basic navigation and even tasks like page flipping a chore (tap on the side of the page to go back or forward, or drag your finger in the direction you want to change pages).

Non-touch device will give you some minor trouble even in such basic operations like finding a book by name (among 100s of other books in your archived items) but it pays back for this inconvenience in reduced size and weight.

Like the original YotaPhone, the second - gen device features a standard smartphone display on the front and a unique e-ink panel around the back, and it's that «always - on display» which forms the YotaPhone 2's main point of differentiation.

We think the Que's features, design, and business as well as consumer appeal leave it with a survival chance of 70 % — higher if businesses feel like spending so much on a device that will certainly help cut back on paper use.

Since the iPad's announcement back in January we've seen practically every major manufacturer announce, confirm or release some sort of tablet device — in other words, tablets are very much here to stay, whether you like it or not.

Just like its predecessor, the tolino vision 3 HD is also waterproof and equipped with tap2flip, a unique function of e-readers that allows you to conveniently scroll to the next page when holding the reader with just one hand by tapping with the fingertip on the back of the device.

T - Mobile sees the arrival of devices like the Z10 a chance to win back business customers and increase their 5.5 % market share of the business services market.

Functional: 1) Read mode and control mode (single tap to switch) 2) Fixate pages by width, saved on scroll 3) Search in books 4) Table of content 5) Night Mode 6) Search ALL books (PDF, DjVu) on device 7) Next Page or scroll pages by tap screen 8) Full screen mode 9) Support e-reader keys like Nook, Kindle, Sony 10) File navigation 11) Recent Books 12) Light and black theme 13) Screen orientation: Portrait, Landscape, Automatic 14) Text Bookmarks for page 15) Links History, back to page

The plastic back of the device looks like the lid of a MacBook, except with the Lenovo logo sitting in the center.

The big Xoom 2 has them hidden on the device's curves, much like the iPad 2, but on the Media Edition they're effectively on the back of the device.

The GlowLight 3's specs are comparable to those of the Kindle Paperwhite, but it's a larger and less - polished device, and it feels like a step back from the previous (and sadly no longer available) GlowLight Plus.

Some users simply love the generous size of the 9.7 - inch iPads and the Retina Display is like the tree of knowledge, once you've eaten its fruit, its hard to go back to non-retina devices.

Some of these games have never seen he light of day outside of the ill - fated SEGA Saturn so what better why to bring them back to life than on a cloud gaming service that you can play on whatever device you like.