Sentences with phrase «curved side of the smartphone»

Not exact matches

Samsung's flagship Galaxy S7 Edge was one of the most anticipated Android smartphones of the year and when the South Korean maker unveiled the device, one of the aspects that got everybody's attention the most was the gorgeous and bright Super AMOLED screen with curved edges on both sides and a stunning resolution of 1440 -LSB-...]

Both smartphones are made of plastic, but the Vivo V9 feels better in the hand thanks to its curved sides and less weight.

Albeit, even the most frivolous Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge followers are aware that the smartphone has gentle curves on the right and left sides of the screen, a few who haven't used this phone themselves may have a bigger surprise coming up, as now the curved edge has been applied to the top and bottom as well.

And lastly, Samsung's third smartphone design of interest noted below illustrates that the backside of this smartphone has curved edges matching the front side design.

While, a couple of reports, including a recent one by Android Headlines claim that the new smartphone is dubbed as ZUK Edge, it is expected to sport a curved display on its sides, pretty much like Samsung Galaxy Note Edge.

Korea - based Samsung has been pushing out Galaxy smartphones for a number of years with a curved element on each left and right side.

Curved edges run on both sides of the display and slim bezels than the last year's Nokia 8 flagship smartphone.

Instead of having a display that curves to both sides, like the Infinity Displays on Samsung's recent Galaxy S and Note smartphones, Apple's curved display will span from the top to the bottom.

The backside of the smartphone is greatly inspired by Galaxy S6's lines with its curved sides and flash - camera combo.

The display would be used to show small bits of information, such as the current weather, the song playing or the date, so it works in a similar fashion to the side display on Samsung's curved screen smartphones.

However, it is being rumored that the screens on the upcoming smartphones curve on all the sides, so there will be minimal impact on the physical size of these devices.

Samsung's flagship Galaxy S7 Edge was one of the most anticipated Android smartphones of the year and when the South Korean maker unveiled the device, one of the aspects that got everybody's attention the most was the gorgeous and bright Super AMOLED screen with curved edges on both sides and a stunning resolution of 1440 -LSB-...]

I believe the chamfered edges along the sides are meant for grip, as I could hold it a lot more comfortably when the chamfered edges dig into my fingers and palm, instead of the much smoother curves of the rather similar looking fruity smartphone.

The Galaxy Note Edge features a world - first on a smartphone, a screen that curves around the right side of the handset, adding an extra 160 pixels of width to the main 5.6 - inch display area.

This smartphone is made out of metal and glass, and it comes with a curved glass panel on both its front and back sides, even though its display is not curved, of course.

The way the back curves to sit perfectly in your hand; the way the glass face spills over the sides and continues the lines of the polished, chamfered edges; the way the micro-drilled holes that cover the speakers give the phone personality; all these fantastic design elements combine to create a truly unique and gorgeous smartphone.

The screen is once again framed by thin black lines which give the impression that this smartphone has an edge to edge display, an illusion which is further enforced by the low reflectivity of the AMOLED display and the soft 2.5 D curves where the glass meets the metal sides.

In the design, Samsung seems to be working on a foldable smartphone that can be rolled like a newspaper and has a book - like design with one side featuring a curved edge, an emulation of what the company had on the 2014 Samsung Galaxy Note Edge.

Much has been made of rumors that the sides of the iPhone 8's display will be curved, and people have been quick to assume Apple is planning a design similar to what we've seen on Samsung's Galaxy S7 edge, Galaxy Note 7, and several other Samsung smartphones.

The chamfered sides might call to mind other smartphones, while the combination of a flat back with slightly curved edges is definitely an HTC 10 mark.

That's exactly what the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge hopes to do by adding a gentle curve that wraps around the right side of a Note smartphone.