Sentences with phrase «dedicated side camera»

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Motorola decided to chuck the dedicated camera button that sat on the bottom right side.

There's a dedicated camera key on the right side of the phone so it's easy to find.

On one side, you see the volume rocker close to Sony's signature rounded silver power button and a dedicated camera shutter button.

On the right side sits a dedicated two - step camera shutter button, which is situated nearly at the bottom of the phone, with the volume rocker just above it.

A dedicated «3D» Hot Key on the side of the handset can activate one of five 3D UIs, including: Gallery, Camera, Game & Apps, YouTube 3D and 3D Guide.

There is a power / standby button, volume rocker and dedicated camera button on the right - hand side and that's as far as physical buttons go.

The Fire Phone body has Gorilla Glass on both sides; aluminum buttons, including a dedicated camera button; and a USB connector that Bezos said Amazon «obsessed» over, to avoid wobbling when connecting.

Aimed at multimedia enthusiasts, the Alcatel Idol 4 comes with a dedicated button on the right side that gives shortcut to apps like camera, photos and videos among others.

The LG Optimus 7 side, with a panel that hides the microUSB port for both the charging and data connection, with a dedicated camera button towards the base.

The buttons on the side of the phone offer good feedback and aren't hard to press, and the Zoom's dedicated video record and camera shutter button is quite possibly the best function of the smartphone.

One example is the dedicated camera key on the right - hand side, which launches the relevant app even when the device is locked.

A dedicated button on the Fire Phone's left side lets you quickly launch the camera app and take photos (by pressing once) or engage the Firefly feature (with a long press).

A dedicated camera key on the side of the phone also allows instant access to picture taking, click once for the camera to be activated and another time to take the shot.

By contrast, the sides are relatively busy with a MicroSD card flap, power button, volume rocker, and dedicated camera button on the right.

Also on the right side is a dedicated camera shutter button, which is something we do appreciate but is unfortunately not often seen with Android smartphones.

The phone's right side includes covered microSIM and microSD card slots, as well as the power key, volume rocker, and a dedicated camera activation button, which doubles as a shooting button.

Taking a look around the device, the headphone jack and the microUSB port are at the top and bottom respectively, and the right side houses not only the volume rocker and the power button, but also a dedicated two - stage camera shutter button and a video record button.

On the left side of the phone, you get a volume rocker and Micro-USB port; there's a microSD expansion slot and dedicated camera key on the right.

As for the other keys, the volume rocker is located on the upper left side, while the power / standby button and the dedicated camera key are both on the right.

On the right side of the Z2, there is another flap that covers the microSD slot, along with a power button, volume rocker switch, and a dedicated camera button.

On the right side is an indented power button (housing the fingerprint sensor on the European edition of the X), volume rocker, and a dedicated camera shutter, with a combined SIM / microSD tray over on the left.

On the right side sits a dedicated two - step camera shutter button, which is situated nearly at the bottom of the phone, with the volume rocker just above it.

The headphone jack and USB Type - C port are at the top and bottom respectively, and the power button, volume rocker, and a dedicated shutter camera shutter button are all found on the right side.

Around the sides you'll find the usual suspects — there's a SIM and microSD tray on the left, while on the right are the volume rocker, dedicated camera button and concave power button.

As I also noted in the full review of the Xperia X Compact, the inclusion of a dedicated camera button provides a quick and easy way to get to the camera and is very convenient, but having all the buttons on the right makes the whole side feel quite cluttered.

It's powered by the MediaTek MT6755 chipset, has 2 GB of RAM, and is equipped with a 13 MP primary camera as well as a dedicated camera button on the right side.

Taking a look around the device, the headphone jack and USB Type C port are at the top and bottom respectively, on the left side is the slot for the SIM card and microSD card, and on the right are the power button, volume rocker, and a dedicated camera button.

The right side has a volume rocker, power / standby button and a dedicated camera button.

You'll also find a dedicated camera button on the right side of the phone, giving you one - click access to launch the camera app, and then a physical shutter button to snap photos with.

Up top, you'll find a power / unlock button and the 3.5 mm headphone jack whilst the right hand side gives you volume buttons, a HDMI out socket (the cable came in our box) and a dedicated camera button.

The edges of the new Shadow have a healthy number of controls discretely recessed in, including a top power button, side volume rocker, dedicated camera button, and an info button that can basically be customized to do whatever you want it to, making a clean shortcut to your most - used applications.

Both the Xperia XZ2 and Xperia XZ2 come with a 9 - megapixel camera on the back side along with 1/2.3 ″ Sony IMX400, f / 2.0 aperture, Motion Eye, 5 - axis stabilization, hybrid laser - phase detection - contrast autofocus, IR sensor for white balance, burst AF, dedicated hardware shutter key and LED flash.

The circular side button makes its return, a feature that now feels a little dated, but the same dedicated camera buttons and volume controls sit happily on the curved edges like the X and Z5.

All the basics are here, like a dedicated camera photo shutter button and video recording button on one side of the screen, and a few quick options on the opposite side.

The volume rocker right below it and the dedicated camera shutter button at the bottom of the right side don't leave a lot of room to comfortably rest your thumb on this side of the device though.

Around the sides you'll spy a volume rocker, power button, dedicated camera shutter button, micro-USB port and 3.5 mm headphone jack.

The Samsung Galaxy S8 is expected to launch with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 or Exynos 8895 processor (depending on region), a QHD Super AMOLED display, a 12 - megapixel rear camera, an 8 - megapixel front shooter, an iris scanner, a rear - mounted fingerprint scanner, no physical home button, a dedicated Bixby button on the right side, USB Type - C, and Android Nougat on board out of the box.

An added bonus on the right hand side of the Ascend P2 is the inclusion of a dedicated shutter key towards the base of the handset, giving you instant access to the camera app as well as an easy way to snap photos.

The Xperia XZ1 also features a dedicated camera key on the right side of the handset, giving you a two - step shutter for easier shooting, as well as a way to quick launch the camera app no matter where you are on the phone.

Signature elements of the design make a return, with the big silver power button found on its side, with the volume rocker and dedicated camera shutter button found below it.

Likewise there is no dedicated camera button on the side of the Samsung Galaxy S, which is something we'd like to see because it makes the startup process and actual picture taking a lot easier, but we'll not hold that one against Samsung too much.

The Lumia also has a dedicated camera button on its side, while the rest of the smartphones we tested let you use the volume button to activate the shutter (by default on some, programmable on others).

On the sides, again, everything is almost the same — volume rocker buttons on the right alongside the power button, and there is a dedicated camera shutter button as well.

We are missing the dedicated camera button on the side and a front - facing camera.

Like other Windows Phone 7 handsets there are tight guidelines as to what it can and can't offer, and so that means you get three buttons (back / Start / search) underneath the screen and a series of dedicated camera and volume buttons around the sides.

Power button and volume rocker is on the right side along with a dedicated button for the camera.

The left side houses the micro SD card slot and SIM card slot with the right side housing the power button, volume rocker and dedicated camera shutter button.

The loudspeaker is on the front, and the power button, volume rocker, and a dedicated camera shutter button are on the ride side.

This whole rig is also optically stabilized, and there are dedicated camera shutter and record buttons on the side (though at this time they don't yet actually launch into the camera).

Sony's latest flagship, the Xperia Z2, retains a lot of what we love about its previous editions, with the same slate design, down to the iconic silver power button and dedicated camera shutter button to the side.