Sentences with phrase «bigger bottom bezel»
It also makes the significantly bigger bottom bezel much smaller than last year.
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Those are not very big pictures and if the colors were exactly the same you'd have to look very close to pick out the lack of a controller on the bottom bezel.
It also has a dual camera setup and a fingerprint scanner at the back, and the big highlight is its borderless display, with bezel only left at the bottom chin.
The bezel is slightly bigger at the bottom of the tablet, which makes for a better experience when holding it vertically.
That's mostly because of a boxy design that features a 5 - inch 1080p OLED screen and some big top and bottom bezels.
Gone are the company's traditional removable batteries and big bezels on the top and bottom.
You have a 5 - inch «FHD» (marketing speak for 1080p) OLED display with great big bezels on the top and bottom, on - screen navigation buttons, and an aluminum back with the top third cut off and replaced by glass.
It's got big bezels on the top and bottom of the screen.
This is the other side of the Moto 360 coin: Motorola's smartwatch has negligible bezels but achieves that by leaving a small chunk of disused screen space at the bottom, which is where it fits the same components compelling LG to go bigger.
The big 5.9 - inch 18:9 OLED screen is vibrant and bordered on top and bottom by some deliciously thin bezels.
Even the bezels on top and bottom are big.
Our biggest problem with the smaller Google Pixel 2 is the inexcusably large bezels at the top and bottom of the screen.
The screen - to - body ratio is not as good as the S8 or the iPhone X, with bigger bezels top and bottom - so it looks a lot less impressive visually.
The bezel around the screen is ridiculously big, both on the sides and on the top and bottom — phones like the Galaxy 7 Edge have already removed this.
Oh, and the bezels top and bottom are way too big.
On the front, you'll notice that the bezels at the top and bottom have been slimmed down, following rumors that Samsung wants to get as far away from big bezels as possible.
The bottom bezel is still pretty big, though at least that gives you a convenient place for the home button and fingerprint reader.
Switching to software keys doesn't look out of place either, as the bottom bezel isn't so big that you'd suddenly have a large empty and unused space.
The lower bottom bezel is a tad bigger which may be carrying the front camera sensor.
Overall, the biggest changes that Gurman outlines in the next iPad will be the inclusion of Face ID, and the shrinking of the top and bottom bezels.
My guess is next year the iPhone 8, or whatever they call it, looks more or less the same and it still has the big top and bottom bezel for the home button.
Because of that smaller display, despite its big top and bottom bezels the Pixel 2 is quite comfortable to hold and reach to all four corners of the screen without the help of a second hand.
The top and bottom bezels are definitely bigger than what the trend is shifting to, but they are boasting two stereo speakers (each with its own amp).
The bezel on the bottom is slightly bigger than the Dell's, but it's nothing noticeable.
Even though the display has an 18:9 aspect ratio, it has a bottom bezel big enough for Huawei to include a fingerprint scanner.
Then you notice its incredibly thin bezels, the speaker grill, and a nice big camera in the bottom left corner.
Unfortunately, the phone does have larger bezels at the top and bottom of the display, which make it a little bigger than it really needs to be.
The Pixel 2 does have more prominent bezels on the top, bottom and sides in comparison to the bigger phone.
The company clearly slimmed things down a lot on this phone, but the top and bottom bezels are still pretty big, and the side bezels really aren't tiny either.
It has a bigger and better display, the dual - curved Infinity Display, the Home button is now on the display via a 3D Touch pressure point, and with tiny bezels on the top and bottom only.
Although the Iris X1 comes with the similarly sized 4.5 - inch display as the Moto E (4.3 - inch), those big bezels at top and bottom makes it look much larger than it is.
It's a small differencd, but still I get that their side bezels needed to be somewat bigger to be symmetrical to the top and bottom ones, but since they're bigger that's just bad design.
The bottom line is that the Galaxy S 4's panel is beautiful, with the deep blacks and lush saturation common to AMOLED screens, and it's big — but thanks to the hardware's narrow bezels, it's still manageable.
Assuming they're accurate, the notch is smaller, and clearly different from the iPhone X, but given that there's a big bezel at the bottom and a fingerprint sensor, why does it need a notch at all?
The top and bottom bezels on the Pixel 2 XL are much more forgivable since they house front facing speakers and really aren't even that big.
There's still a big bezel at the bottom of the G7's screen, which means the notch isn't even there to keep the rest of the phone's bezels uniform.
LG's offering features big brackets on the top and bottom where the watchband connects, and a big bezel around the edges, complete with minute markers.
While there are minimal bezels on the top and side edges, there is a big chunk of empty real estate on the bottom bezel.
It was all about flat, rounded, and eventually curved casings with minimal bezels on the size but big foreheads and chins on the top and bottom.
Look at the sameness of the original iPhone from 2007 to the iPhone 8 in 2017 — those devices were changed slightly in their shape, but they always had large top and bottom bezels with a big home button.
The front of the pictured phone looks to have a big screen with tiny bezels on top on bottom; unlike previous Galaxy phones, there are no front - mounted home or capacitive touch buttons.
The bezels on the sides are not that big, but the bottom bezel is kind of large because the phone has capacitive buttons.
It's not only about the infinity display, the phone has really slim bezels on the top and bottom, accompanying a big 5.8 - inch screen which doesn't feel large.
The 10 maintains the slim bezel of the Pro both left and right, but the inclusion of the front home key and top and bottom bezel means it's the bigger device overall.
The biggest change undoubtedly is on the front: the 5T has a 6.01 - inch Optic AMOLED panel stretching from edge - to - edge and with very little bezel at the top and bottom.
Apart from that, the shady image shows a somewhat bigger screen with thinner bezels at the bottom.
The bottom bezel is still big enough to accommodate the company's logo.
With the same old big top and bottom bezels and a 16:9 display.
In their place, Samsung will be able to offer a bigger curved screen with smaller bezels at the top and bottom.
There's also a gap at the bottom of the screen before the plastic bezel, and the plastic cover on the back has a bigger gap at the left of the camera lens than the right.