Sentences with phrase «expect in a flagship phone»

Not exact matches

Samsung is expected to unveil a successor to its flagship Galaxy S4 phone soon, possibly later this month at the Mobile World Congress wireless show in Barcelona, Spain.

The specs are impressive, but they're more or less what you'd expect to see in a flagship phone by mid-2015.

The Note 9 is expected to be the first Samsung phone with an in - display fingerprint sensor, but while that particular feature may or may not arrive with the ninth - generation Note flagship (technically the eight, as the Note 6 never came to market), we can take an educated guess about the rest of its features.

The Nokia 8 is a very solid phone (as you'd expect from Nokia) and the SIM - free price comes in just under many other flagships at # 499.

Just like every year, you can expect new Samsung flagship phones from the Galaxy S and Galaxy Note lines to drop in 2018.

If you live in the US, the Xperia XZ won't come with a fingerprint sensor either and that's something you'd expect to get on an expensive flagship phone.

The 5.5 - inch 2560 x 1440 super LCD display, IP 67 water - resistance and USB - C port fall in line with what you'd expect from a flagship phone.

According to a leaker, the upcoming HTC flagship phone will launch sometime in April and it's expected to feature dual cameras on its back.

He noted that the next generation OnePlus flagship phone, allegedly dubbed OnePlus Two, is expected to arrive in about six months, and revealed that the company is also working on a separate handset model.

The upcoming flagship phone is expected to arrive in three variants: the P20, P20 Lite and the P20 Plus, according to leaker Roland Quandt (@rquandt).

As you'd expect from a flagship phone launched in 2017, the G6 runs Google's Android Nougat operating system.

But then ASUS did the same thing, Huawei is expected to with its newest flagship, and even LG has apparently designed at least one phone with the notch present, and we're now in full notch saturation.

Today at a press conference in Shanghia, China, Huawei officially unveiled the chip that's expected to feature in its next flagship phone when it's announced in early November.

With last year's OnePlus 2, users did without a number of features that we might expect to see on a more full - featured flagship, especially in the power department: not only did the phone lack a wireless charging option (forgivable), but there was no quick - charge mode to be found (a much harder pill to swallow).

Third, the Galaxy Note 9 is expected in August, and the Note phones are historically slightly bigger and noticeably better than Samsung's S - level flagships, and include a handy S Pen.

This mobile phone is their first flagship for 2017, and Nokia 8 ticks some boxes that we have come to expect in flagships.

Both phones have front - facing stereo speakers, which are an expected feature in flagships.

As Huawei is widely expected to wait until April for the official announcement of the P20 trio (not P11), and LG still seems more likely to bring an upgraded V30 to Barcelona instead of an all - new G7, that pretty much leaves Sony as the only high - profile exhibitor with a flagship phone in the pipeline.

Not every phone has to be a total reinvention of its brand, but we expect these expensive flagship phones to push the state of the art, while the One M9 feels firmly grounded in last year's technology.

The primary target of the report was the oft - rumored flagship phone's display, which is expected to be an OLED panel that measures in at 5.8 inches.

Android devices are likely to follow suit, with sophisticated facial recognition technology built into the Qualcomm Snapdragon 845, the chip expected to be in many an Android flagship phone during 2018.

With every flagship phone coming in with almost the same hardware specs this 2016 and Google Nexus 2016 expected to keep using the same specs, there is need for the company to include new and unique features on the phone.

The phone has specs you would probably expect to see in a flagship phone, but for hundreds of dollars less.

Numerous flagship smartphones are expected to use the new chip, including the still - unannounced Samsung Galaxy S9, which is rumored to be the first phone to ship with the new Snapdragon processor in the U.S.

Sony is expected to unveil a new flagship phone during Mobile World Congress in Barcelona next month; the much - rumoured Sony Xperia XZ Pro.We've heard a few speculative, promising details about it over the last week or two, including its alleged 4K HDR... Read more

On Tuesday, DigiTimes reported that the chairman and CEO of digital camera and imaging solution supplier Altek, Alex Hsia, is expecting strong demand for 3D sensing modules in the following years now that Apple has introduced Face ID with its iPhone X flagship phone.

Samsung's next flagship phone is widely expected to run on a Snapdragon 835 in the U.S., the latest top - of - the - line processor unveiled by Qualcomm last month.

The flagship phone is also expected to be released later this year and even though it is still months away, details of what is in store have already started emerging.

While it is obvious that the likes of Samsung Galaxy S6 and Galaxy Note 5 will be joining the 2016 flagships in receiving the new OS, it has emerged that not all eligible phones will be updated with the latest Android 7.1.1 Nougat as expected.

Of course the phone also has many of the features you've come to expect from a flagship in 2016, and that means there isn't much compromise with this phone compared to the options I listed above.

Samsung just announced the Galaxy Note 8 yesterday, while LG and Apple are both expected to announce new flagship phones in the coming weeks.

But it's certainly disconcerting to see the Galaxy Note 7 perform far worse in head - to - head performance tests than we would expect for a brand new flagship phone.

In an interview with Bloomberg Technology covering the company's growth over the past year, Huawei's Consumer Business Group CEO, Richard Yu, dropped some early hints on what we can expect from its next flagship phone.

It started out expensive, coming in at upwards of # 450 SIM free (AU$ 899, around US$ 820), but that's to be expected from a flagship phone like this.

In a less - than - expected turn of events, HTC has decided to unveil its new series of phones unusually early, starting with two new devices: The flagship U Ultra and the more affordable U Play.

We're expecting the Nokia 8 — the true flagship of these phones — to be announced later this year, and thanks to some hands - on photos on Baidu, we've got a new look at the phone in a brand new color.

People expect phones to have a large display which should be at least full HD while 2K resolutions are being rapidly adopted in flagships.

And in a world where 5 - and 5.1 - inch phones are rapidly starting to seem «small,» it's significant to see one manufacturer delivering everything you'd expect from an Android flagship with a 4.6 - inch display.

This likely means we should expect fingerprint scanners to be features in all major flagship Android phones going forward, which should certainly help Google push our next exciting feature...

These forthcoming flagship phones are expected to come out later this month in Barcelona.

There are many phones in this segment and I admit to reviewing more in the flagship segment — but at least you know what trade - offs to expect.

They're expected to debut under $ 400, and will be sold unlocked in the U.S. Provided Sony takes these same fresh philosophies and steps up another level with its flagships, we could be looking at a year where Sony phones are at least back in the conversation in the U.S., rather than just an opportunity to crack a joke about its numerous missteps.

Whatever happens we expect something will change, as while the original Moto Z has a good camera, it's not a match for the likes of the Samsung Galaxy S7, HTC 10, or indeed most of 2016's flagships, as you can see in our best camera phone test.

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In the short - term, Samsung is planning to increase shipments of its mid-range smartphones in Q1 2017 but is expecting to see slightly weaker phone profits as its flagship devices with largest profit margins likely won't launch until the second quarter of the yeaIn the short - term, Samsung is planning to increase shipments of its mid-range smartphones in Q1 2017 but is expecting to see slightly weaker phone profits as its flagship devices with largest profit margins likely won't launch until the second quarter of the yeain Q1 2017 but is expecting to see slightly weaker phone profits as its flagship devices with largest profit margins likely won't launch until the second quarter of the year.

The Indian paper did not specify if the budget phone would launch in other countries, but it did mention a premium Pixel 3 flagship is also expected to arrive around October.

Of course the phone also has many of the features you've come to expect from a flagship in 2016.

Phones like the Nexus 6p and the Mate 8 are incredible flagships with all the trappings of what you would expect in a phone that costs more than $ 500, but what if you're looking to spend significantly less than that on a new device?

It turns out CAD - based renders and official user manual - leaked schematics don't tell the full story of the single 6 - inch FullVision display - sporting flagship phone expected out in late September after an August 31 announcement.

Samsung is about to unveil a brand new flagship phablet in about two weeks, and its strategy with the new phone is expected to be in line with the Galaxy S6.