Sentences with phrase «bottom bezels slightly»

It also appears that Samsung may made the bottom bezel slightly thinner on the S9.

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The bezel around the screen is now slightly wider, while speakers now sit either side of the black bezel when held in landscape while the proprietary charging port sits at the bottom.

The bezel is slightly bigger at the bottom of the tablet, which makes for a better experience when holding it vertically.

The current screen has a rather large bezel on the bottom part and no bezel at all on top, if the screen is moved slightly lower so that it's at the dead center of the device, it would look better.

The overall design is largely the same, with slim bezels on the side and slightly larger ones at the top and bottom.

This time around, Samsung trimmed the bezels slightly on the top and bottom, giving you the same size displays in slightly more compact packages.

We found the larger bottom bezel to be slightly more noticeable on the white front Pixel variants, too, as the pitch - black navigation bar makes a clear contrast with the bezel.

The note 7 had a 78 % screen to body ratio, I guess it will be the same bezel size as the Note 7 top and bottom but slightly curvier corners which will bump it that tiny bit up.

The Mi Mix 2s is likely to house one of the best optimized screen - to - body ratios seen on a smartphone yet, though you'll notice the display doesn't cover the entire body, as there is slightly thicker bezel at the bottom of the handset.

While the bezels on either side of the screen are relatively thin, the top bezel, which contains a front facing camera, speaker (for phone calls) and Sony logo, and the bottom bezel, that features a microphone, are both rather large, which gives the feeling that the handset is slightly longer than necessary.

The latter does have fractionally smaller top and bottom bezels so you get a slightly higher screen - to - body ratio but — like the tiny difference in resolution density — there's there's no obvious winner here other than the 0.2 - inches.

The new phone's screen - to - bezel ratio is greater than 90 percent, and though its bottom isn't shown in the image, it's only slightly taller than the top bezel (below).

As pointed out by Phone Arena, the video shows that the S9 will have a slightly thinner bottom bezel.

There is a bottom lip that juts out slightly from the display bezel, which houses microUSB input on its bottom edge, above two microphone pinholes.

It's buttonless, with thin bezels on the sides, and slightly thicker bezels on the top and bottom; with the top housing the 8 - megapixel front facing camera, phone speaker, and a couple sensors.

While most of the internals are the same across the three devices, the standard Mate 10 differs from the Pros in that it has a 5.9 - inch FullView HDR LCD display with a 16:9 ratio 2K resolution (2,048 × 1,080 pixels) screen with slightly larger bezels at the top and bottom, includes a headphone jack and isn't IP67 - certified for water resistance.

The S9 is prettier still, in a familiar way: while it's hardly a radical redesign the top and bottom bezels have been made significantly smaller, the fingerprint sensor has been moved slightly, and there's a new colour Samsung claims will be the colour of the year: Lilac Purple, alongside the familiar Midnight Black and Coral Blue.

The Verge says the screen ratio is greater than 90 %, and the bottom bezel is only slightly taller than the top bezel.

In terms of the design housing that display, the actual screen to body ratio is nearly identical to last year's though the top and bottom bezels are larger, and the phone is slightly thinner as well (0.1 mm difference).

The bezel around the screen is now slightly wider, while speakers now sit either side of the black bezel when held in landscape while the proprietary charging port sits at the bottom.

The Verge reports that the G6's screen - to - bezel ratio «is greater than 90 percent, and though its bottom isn't shown in the image, it's only slightly taller than the top bezel.»

On the front, the Galaxy S9 will be nearly the same as the Galaxy S8, but WinFuture says a slightly smaller bezel is being used at the bottom, though it's unlikely to be very noticeable.

The bezel on the bottom is slightly bigger than the Dell's, but it's nothing noticeable.

This is due to the R9s» thinner frame, as well as its almost non-existent side bezels and slightly smaller top and bottom bezels.

In typical Sony fashion, the design is an evolution of previous Xperia phones consisting of two slabs of glass, a rectangular shape with slightly rounded edges, and a flat top and bottom, with bezels that are larger than what we expect to see in this year's competition.

There's also plenty of room to explore slightly more asymmetrical designs that may offer a thicker top or bottom bezel.

So, Evan Blass has confirmed that this is an unfinished render, that the side bezels will be just as thin as S8 and Note8, that the top bezel will not be thicker as shown here, and that the bottom bezel will be slightly thinner than the S8.

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.

It is just slightly wider than the Nexus 6P and actually shorter than the Nexus 6P due to the much smaller bezels at the top and bottom, where the Nexus 6P has the stereo speakers.

Both the Mate 10 and the Mate 10 Pro have flat screens, minimal bezels even though the Mate 10 has slightly larger at the top and bottom to account for the button, and both devices offer HDR10 compatibility for high dynamic range content sourced from the likes of Netflix.

The top and bottom bezels on the Google Pixel 2 XL also look slightly larger than what is on the LG V30, which further add to the overall size of the second - generation Pixel.

Despite this arguably minor milestone, the bottom bezel is fairly large, making it slightly taller than you would expect.

Overally, the S9 + is slightly curvier, with the Note 8 being subtly flatter, but the Note 8 does have slightly larger top and bottom bezels.

Definitely derivative of the iPhone X, it comes in more color options and has a slightly chunkier bottom bezel.

These are marred a bit by the larger top and bottom bezels, but they're still slightly smaller than other phones Sony has reviewed in the past, even though it doesn't feature stereo front - facing speakers.

Also notable is the slightly reduced top and bottom bezels compared to the previous generation.

The Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus may sport thinner bottom bezel, compared to Samsung's 2018 flagships, but they may also arrive with slightly larger displays, so the general footprint won't change much, at least according to a recent leak.

Slightly smaller bezels at the top and bottom and a new position for the fingerprint sensor are the biggest alterations.