Sentences with phrase «back panel seemed»

The small port at the plastic back panel seemed unable to handle the full breadth of force from what increasingly revealed itself as excessive port noise.

That means the back panel seems to blend seamlessly into the Shield Tablet's matt - black metal edges, which are just 9.2 mm thick.

Not exact matches

The jaw I saw clenched back then seemed not to have loosened, even when the audience was a group of friendly journalists rather than aggressive panel questioners.

Continuing with the uptown athletic motif, there were also wide - legged pants paneled with leather that seemed an uber - high - end take on track pants, or perhaps a more laid - back tuxedo trouser.

It seems that the back panel of the Galaxy J4 is made of plastic, though its front is likely to feature a 2.5 D curved glass panel.

If you have tried all the things that can help you in resetting the device and nothing seems to be working, then you can try to remove the back panel.

Those curved areas may look back to Henri Matisse as well, pressed against a painting's edge like the leg and torso of a grand nude — even as that very edge takes on a touch of bare canvas that seems to change its dimensions and to divide a painting into two slightly misaligned panels.

In stripping things back to two panels, fewer colors, fewer explosions, and a more prominent ground, the new paintings seem designed to bring out the essentials.

In fact, the way the artist has installed these panels, inserted into the backs of old windows that act like frames, evokes the kind of nostalgia that seems deeply rooted in the image and the idea of long streets of semi detached houses and semi detached doors.

This one, dating back a decade, particularly seems to show pressures within the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change to send a strong message: «I know there is pressure to present a nice tidy story as regards «apparent unprecedented warming in a thousand years or more in the proxy data» but in reality the situation is not quite so simple...»]

Back then it all seemed simple: sunlight was free and abundant and solar panels looked like an obvious energy solution.

Another detail that we can distinguish from the images is the fact that the dual - camera setup and LED flash on the back panel don't seem to have suffered any changes, while the position of the side buttons is the same as on Honor 8.

The back panel hosts a protruding camera pod along with a traditional Nexus logo, the circular ring next to the camera unit seems to be the fingerprint scanner (like the one we saw on Gionee Elife E8).

There's no word on how much these extra back panels would cost customers, but, if they're real, it seems highly unlikely they'll be included.

The smartphone's internals seem to have been wrapped in a metal unibody design, as suggested by the inclusion of an antenna band running across the upper part of the back panel, and this indirectly confirms that the device will not take advantage of built - in wireless charging capabilities.

You can check out a second photo of the phone at GSMArena showing off the device's back, which seems to confirm a camera bump and a shorter glass panel.

Everything else seems like it is pretty much the same as the Galaxy S8, including the brushed aluminum band holding the front and back glass panels together, and Samsung's retention of the dedicated Bixby button on the left.

The back panel appears to have an area that seems a bit carved out, presumably for housing the wireless charging coil.

While that may seem like a small step back, the overall package is much more impressive by virtue of the fact the panels exhibit the smallest luminance shifts with varying picture content out of any other OLED offering on the market.

The phone does seem to run warmer than others we've tested (including the 5 - inch Pixel), with noticeable heat radiating from the glass panel on the back, but it has no impact on performance.