Sentences with phrase «edge of the phone there»

On the right - hand edge of the phone there's the volume and power buttons, while the opposite side houses the SIM card and microSD tray.

Not exact matches

The squared edges mean it feels thicker than some of the sculpted larger screen phones out there - like the Samsung Galaxy S III - but it does mean it will stand, like a monolith, unsupported.

There is a dedicated button for the camera, volume, mute and voice dialling, perhaps reflecting the business edge of the phone.

By contrast, there is a sharp, hard, edge at the back of the phone and given the location of the lock / unlock on the top of the device, it's almost impossible to unlock the display comfortably using one hand.

There's a chrome trim running along the edges of the phone for some aesthetic appeal, along with chrome - plated antenna bands running across the top and bottom of the back.

With some of the best Android phones on the planet - such as the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge, HTC 10 and the OnePlus 3 - packing serious processing firepower, there's never been a better time to hit up Google Play and enter a world of fantastic mobile gaming.

But there is one edge case where I don't want to use either of them: when I just don't want (or can't) interact with my phone.

While there is no confirmation as of yet from Xiaomi themselves that the Mi Note 2 will have a curved edge screen, it wont be long before that information goes public as Xiaomi are slated to announce the phone on October 25th, which is just next week Tuesday.

Judging by the similarities in image output from LG and Samsung phones, I'd argue there's an identifiable Korean style of mobile photography, which is defined by crisp edges and contours of objects and aggressive noise suppression in areas of consistent color.

There's also the S Pen, a stylus that's tucked away at the bottom edge of the phone.

It's punctuated by the long edges of the displays curving subtly off the side, more so like the Galaxy Note 7 than the more dramatic Galaxy S7 edge — and to that point, there is no «edge» model here, as both phones sport the curves.

The design has been totally changed and it would be fair to say that it looks like the iPhone X. There's a metal core which forms the edges of the phone sandwiched between a glass front and back, which both softly curve into those edges.

There might be some things that the Pixel 2 XL does better with Oreo and the Note 8 has some cool S - Pen and edge screen tricks, but iOS 11 on iPhone X is the first phone in years that feels like it's on the verge of something entirely new.

Plenty of focus is being put on fingerprint sensors in 2016 phones, but we should remember that Samsung was right there at the early stages of this game (at least amongst Android manufacturers) in launching the Galaxy S6 and S6 edge with excellent one - touch fingerprint sensors.

All of that said, there seems to be an endless number of 5.3 - and 5.7 - inch phones vying for the same phablet audience: iPhone 6S Plus, LG G5, Moto X Style and Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge and, briefly, the now discontinued Note 7.

I have been sceptical about there being two devices in the S8 lineup, Samsung have given consumers plenty of time to get used to larger phones, and dual curved edges.

There's access to the Lightning port and the stereo speakers on the bottom edge of the phone are exposed, too.

There are only three buttons on the phone: two volume rockers and a power switch, which for some reason, is awkwardly - placed below the volume buttons about midway down the right edge of the phone.

Sure, it's essentially a Galaxy Note 4 variant at heart, with the same powerful internals and core functionality, but the difference is right there in the name: This 5.6 - inch phablet screen doesn't stop when it hits the usual right border, instead pouring over to form a curved edge on the side of the phone.

There is a slight grated effect on the back of the handset to give better grip to your fingers whilst the edges are more rounded but it does all round feel you're using a small brick of a phone.

While there isn't much of a delay between using the Ok Google hotword to launch the Google Assistant as compared to squeezing your phone, many early users say they actually prefer using Active Edge to launch Assistant.

Although there isn't a lot of flashy technology in either of the units, the XL may include an Active Edge feature on the left side of the phone that will allow you to mute calls and alarms, as well as launch Google Assistant, by squeezing the phone.

There are fewer lines and visible bands going around the phones, and the glass shade on the back (which is now made out of the more durable Corning Gorilla Glass 5) is better integrated, running right up to the phones» edges.

The power and volume buttons can both be found on the right edge of the phone, while there is an IR blaster at the top of the device which can be used to control TVs and other household appliances.

That's a good thing, as Samsung's use of the curved edge is one of the things that stands it apart from the majority of flat phones already out there.

Unlike many other phones with 2.5 D curved glass, there are defined edges around the front display of the Moto Z Force with the glass butting up to the metal edges.

Then there's the front - facing camera, which somewhat hilariously pops up from the top edge of the phone when you switch to the selfie mode in the camera.

There is a version of the phone with a hardware trick, the Galaxy S6 Edge with a curved display.

In terms of sheer consistency, we think the iPhone 7 Plus still has the edge not just over the Pixel but all other phone cameras out there.

Yes there is a bezel on the bottom of the phone, but you're not looking down here — you pay attention to the ridiculously small bezels on the other three edges.

The Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 edge are two of the newest phones to run the latest version of Android and with the upgrade, there are several new features being added to the handsets to make the experience even better.

There is one key difference this year, however: The Edge model has a larger screen than the «regular» S7 and, as the name suggests, has those trademark curved secondary displays on either side of the phone.

The phone looks beautiful and the edges are more rounded than with the case of the LG G5, but there is still no curved dual - edge display as many would have expected.

At 72.5 x 156.2 x 7.5 mm and screen - to - body ratio of 83 percent, the Chinese firm has clearly managed to do a pretty good job in terms of design, even though there's still room for improvements to reach other edge - to - edge phones like the Galaxy S8 +.

There's nothing to make the 5X really stand out in a crowd, and for a budget phone that's not too surprising — you want money spent on materials and build, not necessarily design gimmicks or cutting - edge hardware features that can't be executed fully for this kind of phone.

There will also be an updated version of HTC U11's headline feature, Edge Sense, which allowed users to launch apps by simply squeezing the sides of the phone.

HTC's also included Android Oreo's Adaptive Icons framework which adds a squircle background to all your app icons and then there's the fancy new Edge Launcher which gives you the ability to have all of your favorite apps and contacts show up on the edge of the phone's screen when you squeeze the devEdge Launcher which gives you the ability to have all of your favorite apps and contacts show up on the edge of the phone's screen when you squeeze the devedge of the phone's screen when you squeeze the device.

If you find yourself accidentally clicking the dedicated Bixby button on the left edge of the phone, constantly opening Bixby Home, there's a way to turn it off.

There's also an Edge lighting feature that lights up the sides of the phone for incoming notifications and calls.

There's no doubting that the Note Edge is an incredible piece of tech.With the curved screen it looks fabulous and with most phones appearing almost identical it's certainly a head - turner.

There were also previous rumours that the company would consider a standard S6 Plus too, but those have waned of late and it is thought that only the edge will get a beefier version, bringing that gorgeous wrapped - screen design aesthetic to the larger phone market.

There's no image of the phone showing its top edge, so it's impossible to know for sure if the device comes with a 3.5 mm headphone jack.

The Edges of the phone have some extras, for instance, there are sidebar features that can be brought to life by swiping the screen from the curved eEdges of the phone have some extras, for instance, there are sidebar features that can be brought to life by swiping the screen from the curved edgesedges.

There's also a USB Type - C charging port along the bottom of the phone, volume rocker and power button on the right edge, headphone jack at the top, and a place to slot your SIM card on the left.

The aluminum bezel surrounding the outer edges of the phone play a big role there, as does the fact that the design, fit and finish on the Moto X are fantastic.

If you're undecided on your next phone and looking for a top - of - the - range handset, the Galaxy S7 Edge is easily one of the best phones out there, as we discovered in our review.

All of these cases seem to be able to handle drops, as they're not exactly the thinnest offerings out there, plus they have some reinforcement on the edges in order to make sure that the phone is well protected.

If there are complaints, it would be that accidental detections on the edges of the screen are still a problem, so you'll still want to be careful when handling the phone.

The only main difference is there are now a couple side edges on the back of the phone (like the Galaxy S6 edge, but on the opposite side).

Though HTC will be changing some specifications for the U11 Life, there is one that it won't be leaving out and that's Edge Sense, perhaps the flagship feature of the U11, which is good for consumers as the U11 Life will surely cost less money and consumers will still be able to squeeze the sides of the phone to launch apps and functions.