Sentences with phrase «buttons along the right side»

The SpringBoard has just two buttons along the right side (when you hold it in portrait mode): a sleep / wake / power button, and a volume rocker.

One quirk with the design was the decision to put the power button along the right side of the device instead of on top like almost every other handset, and it took a little getting used to.

The buttons along the right side of the device appear to be software, not hardware.

Further moving around the hardware, we have nothing but the SIM / microSD slot up top, the power button along the right side, volume rocker and Bixby shortcut button on the left, and the headphone jack (woo!)

ZTE did a good job with control placement as well, placing the power and volume buttons along the right side and the fingerprint sensor on the back for easy access.

You'll find volume buttons along the right side of the device and a USB Type - C port for charging at the bottom.

Notable in the above image is what at first glance may appear to be several extra buttons along the right side.

Working around the device you'll find the volume rocker, power button and camera button along the right side; down below is the micro-USB port, the left side of the phone is bare; and up top you'll find the headphone jack.

Not exact matches

To control the Pebble Time, you use four plastic buttons — three on the right side, one on the left — along with a new microphone for voice replies.

Now, Honda has its act together: The 2018 Accord embeds an 8 - inch LCD atop the dash, adds a tuning knob on the right to go along with the volume knob, and puts eight access buttons on the sides: Home, Back, Display Brightness, and Track Left / Right on the left; Map, Phone, Audio, and Source on the rright to go along with the volume knob, and puts eight access buttons on the sides: Home, Back, Display Brightness, and Track Left / Right on the left; Map, Phone, Audio, and Source on the rRight on the left; Map, Phone, Audio, and Source on the rightright.

The buttons have identical placement as on the 7 - inch tablet, sitting along the upper - right side when you hold the device horizontally — and they suffer from the same flat design that makes them hard to find by touch.

The Asus Transformer Prime has a microSD slot, a micro-HDMI port and a volume rocker along its left side; a power button on the far left of its top edge; and a 3.5 mm headphone jack along its right side.

There's an on / off button — which is really just a lock / unlock button — at the very top and volume controls on the right side, along with a Menu button.

Buttons: On the left side of the screen, the M96 has two page buttons, a menu button, and a back button, along with a four way controller / selector button on the right side of the screen that can be used for most navigation without using the touchscreen.

Along the top edge, near the left corner, you'll find the power button and a volume rocker, with a second cooling vent near the right side of the slate.

It has a rubberized strip along the right side of the screen with page buttons.

There are a vertical line of Skittles coloured buttons along the area on the right side that manages the menu, page turns, increase and decrease of the font size, and the enter key.

Its brilliant design features page - turning buttons along one side of the device that line up close to the thumb for right - handers when held one way, and close to the thumb for left - handers when turned upside down.

Along the top is the power button while the 3.5 mm headphone jack is located on the right side.

Beyond the docking port, you have a power button and volume rocker at top (horizontal) or along the right side (vertical).

Along the right side of the Torch 9850/9860, you'll find the volume and the play / pause / mute buttons as well as the device's lone convenience key and the standard 3.5 mm headphone jack.

A narrow but tactile volume bar along with two camera buttons — one for taking photos and one for video — line the right side.

The left side features a MicroUSB port and a Micro-HDMI port, the right side has a volume rocker, and there is 3.5 mm headset jack on the top of the phone along with a power / sleep button.

On the right side of the slate you'll find a power button and volume rocker, along with a flap that covers the SIM and microSD card slot (the latter worked fine with a 200 GB SanDisk card in testing).

Previous Page and Next Page buttons, as before, are situated along the right - hand side of the device, but there are no page navigation controls on the left, as there are on the Kindle.

On the right side of the slate you'll find a power button and volume rocker, along with a flap that covers the SIM and microSD card slot (the latter worked fine with a

In terms of physical ports you have a micro HDMI and Micro-USB on the bottom of the tablet; the right - hand side offers a 3.5 mm jack along with a volume rocker and power / standby button.

Along the top right side of the tablet (in landscape mode) sits the power button, volume rocker, and rotation lock switch.

Beyond the docking port, it offers a power button and volume rocker at the top (in horizontal orientation) or along the right side (when held vertically).

The power and volume buttons live on the right side of the notebook's deck, along with its USB 2.0 port, SD memory reader and security lock slot.

Along the sides we spotted a full size USB port along the left hand side along with a power button, volume rocker and screen lock, on the right hand side we've got a full size card reader, on the back of the unit there was another USB 3.0 and a full size Along the sides we spotted a full size USB port along the left hand side along with a power button, volume rocker and screen lock, on the right hand side we've got a full size card reader, on the back of the unit there was another USB 3.0 and a full size along the left hand side along with a power button, volume rocker and screen lock, on the right hand side we've got a full size card reader, on the back of the unit there was another USB 3.0 and a full size along with a power button, volume rocker and screen lock, on the right hand side we've got a full size card reader, on the back of the unit there was another USB 3.0 and a full size HDMI.

You'll find a mushy power button and volume rocker on the right side of the tablet, along with covered SIM and microSD card slots (the latter of which worked with a 200 GB SanDisk card).

On the right, you'll find the Home, Next Page (yes, there are two Next Pages, one on each side), Menu and Back (what I would think of as Esc) buttons, along with what Amazon calls a five - way toggle switch, which can be pushed up, down, left or right or pressed down.

On the right side you'll find a volume rocker button, and on the left side you'll find the phone's MHL port that lets you use a microUSB connector or mini-HDMI out cable, along with a secondary microphone for noise cancellation.

Other hardware features include a microUSB charger along the Hudl's intended bottom edge and a welcome microSD card slot along the right hand side, below the volume button.

The right side houses volume buttons along with a customizable quick app launch button (circular).

Along the slanted, soft - touch back sides, in landscape mode, you'll find an indented power button on the left and volume buttons on the right that were easy to find by touch alone.

The GameCube controller offers analog triggers but lacks ZL / ZR as it only as L / R shoulder buttons, along with a tiny Z bumper on the right side.

All of the Shield Tablet K1's ports are located on its top, with its buttons running along the upper right hand side.

To activate the tool, highlight the area you would like to cite and click the «Create Citation» button that will appear along the right side of the pages.

The front right side of the case provides easy access to four USB ports, two of them 3.0, along with headphone and microphone jacks and the power button.

The standard four - button configuration on the right side of the device and the D - pad on the left are also both present, along with two trigger buttons adorning the top of the device.

The power button is on the right side and has a textured finish to it, along with green accent.

The volume rockers along with the power button are present on the right side, and USB Type - C port, 3.5 mm headphone jack, and speaker grill are on the bottom.

Going around the phone, there are no buttons on the right side of the phone, and the left side has the power button along with the volume rockers — rather strange and sounds as if the phone was made for a southpaw.

The sides follow the typical design pattern where the volume button is placed on the right side along with the power button and the left side holds the hybrid SIM card tray.

While the power button is located on the right side, volume rockers along with the SIM tray are placed on the left.

The volume rockers along with power button are present on the right side while the SIM card tray is on the left.

Despite the significant departure from the norm, there's no mistaking either the Galaxy S6 or the S6 Edge as anything other than a Samsung device, with both devices retaining key signature elements, with classic layout of a physical home button flanked by Back and Recent Apps keys still found up front, along with the power button and volume rocker found on their usual sides, to the right and left respectively.

Volume rockers along with the dedicated button for Bixby assistant is present on the left side, and the Power button is on the right.