Sentences with phrase «edge of the handset»

The right edge of the handset houses all of the phone's physical buttons, with a volume rocker and the power button just below it.

Moreover, the streamlined side edges of the handset made it easier to grip the handset.

An extremely subtle rim runs along the front edge of the handset that gives the phone a very slight lift to aid in preventing scratches.

With the fronts facing anyone would be hard pressed to tell the difference, and the same goes for the four edges of the handset too.

You will reportedly be able to use the side edges of this handset in order to activate all sort of functions on the phone, mainly by swiping on the edges.

The right edge of the handset features a dedicated camera button at the bottom.

LG did not send us its headset to test with this phone, but plopping our own into the 3.5 mm connector on the top edge of the handset revealed that sound quality is decidedly lacklustre.

Rather like the iPhone, you can set your phone to «Silent» or «Ring» with a mechanical switch located on the left hand edge of the handset.

Instead, the bands have now been moved towards the top and bottom edges of the handset, which helps in concealing the antenna bands better and gives the back a very clean look.

The dedicated Bixby button is present on the left edge of the handset alongside the volume rocker, and the power button is on the other side.

Back around front, the OnePlus 3 features a 5.5 - inch Optic AMOLED screen with Full HD 1080p resolution that stretches almost to either edge of the handset thanks to wonderfully narrow bezels.

The front and back of the phone now feature a subtle diamond pattern that adds great texture to the device, and the fake brushed aluminum that surrounds the outer edges of the handset has a much better feel to it than the plastic surrounding the edges of the S III.

The right edge of the handset houses all of the phone's physical buttons, with a volume rocker at the top, a power button near the middle and a camera button near the bottom.

The power button and a 3.5 mm headphone jack are located on the top edge of the handset and we can also see from the back panel that the camera port will be in the top - left of the back panel if you were looking at it head - on.

They're quite a handy addition to have, but their presence on the top of the phone does mean that RIM has had to shift the standard 3.5 mm headphone jack to the left - hand edge of the handset, which isn't ideal as with headphones inserted it tends to snag as you take it in and out of your pocket.

Both the left and right edge of this handset are curved, and the physical home button / fingerprint scanner is placed below the display itself, as it was on the Galaxy S6 Edge and the vast majority of Galaxy - branded phones to date.

It appears that this is a gold iPhone 7 and its antenna bands run along the top and bottom edge of the handset, again backing up previous reports.

The same stainless steel ring that runs around the circumference of the iPhone X's body can also be found tracing the edge of the handset's camera bump, adding subtle visual flair to the device's otherwise minimalist rear.

There's a capacitive layer on the edge of the handset and as soon as you pick it up (or even just touch it), the ticker display lights up and is fully functional while the main display stays dormant.

With the edges of the handset tapering to a very slender profile thanks to those dual curved displays there's no space for a SIM tray - plus that glass rear isn't coming off.

Now branded «Infinity Display», the panel extends smoothly around the left and right edges of the handset, on both the Galaxy S8 and the S8 +.

Both the left and right edge of this handset are curved, and the physical home button / fingerprint scanner is placed below the display itself, as it was on the Galaxy S6 Edge and the vast majority of Galaxy - branded phones to date.

The rubber lip sits on top of the edge of the handset so that if you either set it face down or drop it, your display will be mostly protected.

On the right - hand edge of the handset you'll find the volume rocker and power button, both of which emit a satisfying click when pressed but nevertheless feel a little spongy under pressure.

However, the size of the phone should be able to accommodate a larger display, pushing closer to the edge of the handset rather than the amount of bezel used.

The same stainless steel ring that runs around the circumference of the iPhone X's body can also be found tracing the edge of the handset's camera bump, adding subtle visual flair to the device's otherwise minimalist rear.

On the front we can see the screen runs right to the edges of the handset with no home button in sight.

Around the edges of the handset you'll find a 3.5 mm headphone jack on the top, the power and volume buttons on the right - hand edge, and the micro-USB port on the bottom.

The edges of the handsets are still plastic, but the rear is less curved than before, and features a metal panel.

For some bizarre reason, the power button on the Agora 4G is along the top edge of the handset, beside the 3.5 mm headphone jack.

Indeed, unlike the Sharp and Xiaomi handsets, the S8's screen appears to curve around the left and right edges of the handset, like Samsung's Galaxy S7 edge.

The edges of the handset are curved in such a way that the body is essentially perfectly sculpted for a human hand.

The single metal piece curves beautifully around all four edges of the handset, giving it a seamless, premium feel.

The Galaxy Note Edge shares many of the same hardware specifications with the Note 4 — like the quad - core Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 SoC and fingerprint / heart - rate monitors — but where it differs is the screen which wraps around the right edge of the handset.

The edges of the handset appear to be rounded off similar to how they are on the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 +.

Samsung has outed its Galaxy Note Edge smartphone that features a screen which curves round the edge of the handset.

The slender metallic rim which rounds round the edges of the handset on the rear adds an extra layer of class, but it also feels a little sharp.

The way Samsung has blended the curved glass into the metal frame, for instance, leaves less of a ridge around the edges of the handset.

Also present are the familiar power and volume buttons along the right edge of the handset, and the 3.5 mm audio jack at the top, unexpectedly joined by the microUSB port (which is usually found at the bottom of most Windows Phones).

It's concealed on the bottom - right edge of the handset, and while the presence of two speaker grilles might suggest stereo output, that's sadly not the case.

Speaking of back covers, these are still interchangeable, but no longer wrap around the edges of the handset.

A so - called «Crescent Arc» design integrates concave indentations into the edges of the handset, purportedly shrinking the traditional space occupied by the headphone jack, speaker and USB Type - C port.

The aspect ratio is the standard 16:9 and it is protected Corning Gorilla Glass 5, with 2.5 D glass blending seamlessly with the edge of the handset.