Sentences with phrase «facing speaker grille»

The ends of the circular section house the headphone jack and power button, and forward - facing speaker grilles stand out on either side of the hinge.

There is also a suggestion that it is a Photoshopped and slightly shrunk Samsung - made Nexus 10, which also has front - facing speaker grilles.

The signature camera ring, dual front - facing speaker grilles, and logo - adorned dimple of that phone have all migrated over, and its still features a polycarbonate body surrounded by an aluminum trim.

The handset doesn't look cheap in any way - we appreciate the dark aluminum trim and dual front - facing speaker grilles - but it comes up short next to the Note 4's glossy, contemporary aesthetic and iPhone 6 Plus's lightweight all - metal quality.

Not exact matches

The Punkt mobile phone face includes a small, readable screen; full, physical number pad with offset navigation; shortcut keys to the left and a four - hole speaker grille near the top.

The Punkt mobile phone face includes a small, readable screen; a full, physical number pad with offset navigation; shortcut keys to the left and a four - hole speaker grille near the top.

The result is a tablet that, in design, looks very much like the HTC One: the front - facing speakers with microdrilled grilles framing the display make this look like the HTC One tablet.

As far as port, sensor, and button placement is concerned: on the back, we have our main camera sensor and a LED flash, there's no heart - rate sensor on the A series; on the front, we have our proximity and ambient light sensors, a front - facing camera, earpiece, display, back and recent app capacitive keys, and a home button with an integrated touch - based fingerprint sensor (A5 and A7 only); on the bottom, there's a microphone, 3.5 mm headphone jack, MicroUSB port, and the speaker grille; on the top, we have nothing other than the secondary microphone, and, just like the new GS7, there's no IR blaster on board; and the volume buttons are located on the left side of the aluminium frame, while the power button is located on the right side — all three buttons are very tactile with excellent reachability and positioning.

These leaked images are showing the the power button, USB port, camera with dual - LED, front - facing camera, speaker grille and battery door slot.

Quickly glancing at the front of the Titan II, you might not see much of a difference between this and the last - gen Titan: they sport the same display, along with three capacitive buttons and a front - facing camera with an Inspire 4G - style recessed speaker grille up top.

There's a speaker grille found on the top and a front facing shooter.

If you were asked to describe what a «smartphone» looked like, you'd come to the conclusion of this device — a big glass slab on the front simply accented with a logo, front - facing camera and speaker grille, surrounded by a faux - metal plastic trim around the sides and a lightly textured black plastic piece on the backside.

The dual front - facing speakers are hidden but not obstructed by Motorola's specific grilles, making for a good stereo experience that is a very welcome addition on the Nexus 6.

Interestingly, the speaker grilles are perforated right through, which means the speakers work well irrespective of whether you place the phone face down or «normally.»

At first, I thought the top bezel just above the screen with the front - facing camera, speaker grille, and proximity sensor was, well, ugly.

At the front, you have the Samsung and DUOS logos above the display, along with the speaker grille and front - facing camera.

The speaker on the front of the phone — a smaller, circular grille — also detracted from the look of the Primo's face.

Talking of cameras, there's a 1.3 - megapixel front - facing shooter, with a subtle LED notifier hiding underneath the speaker grille.

Once again, HTC broke the curve by offering two big, powerful speakers pointed straight at your face — but the One aside, the GS4 offers surprisingly loud sound from rear - facing grille.

Elsewhere the corners of the actual phone are rounded too to mimic the screen, and you can also see the - facing camera, a flush speaker grille and some sensors.

And the strategically placed speaker grille ensures that sound is unobstructed, whether the phone is facing up or turned over.

The Moto X also features a single front facing speaker, but the design gives the appearance of two raised speaker grilles.

However, the front - facing speakers with micro-drilled grilles benefit from DTS, aiming to give you a virtual surround sound when watching movies.

The result is a tablet that, in design, looks very much like the HTC One: the front - facing speakers with microdrilled grilles framing the display make this look like the HTC One tablet.

And, as far as the tempered glass is concerned, we can see a bezel-less design with a small cutout on the top for the front facing camera and speaker grille.

Under the speaker grille are three 1.75 - inch midrange drivers and three 0.5 - inch tweeters, arranged in an outward - facing circle to provide 360 degrees of sound.

HTC has also changed the speaker grille a bit, and the forward - facing flash looks a touch larger as well.

The rest of the hardware is pretty standard; the phone has a dual camera setup at the back and also at the front, there are bottom facing grilles for the speaker and there is a USB - C port.

Guarding those speakers is a simple black grille that covers the front face and back side.

The Moto G4 does away with such unsightliness, instead recessing the top speaker grille into the body away from the phone's face; there's a subtle silver edging but it looks clean and tidy.