Sentences with phrase «go of a removable battery»

It's still a bummer to see that all evidence points toward the Note 5 letting go of a removable battery and microSD card support.

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The same goes for those that are lured in by the idea of modular expansion and removable batteries.

For LG, gone are the days of plastic body, funky looks, thick bezels, removable battery and heavy designs.

The battery is no longer removable on the Galaxy S6, so those who appreciated the convenience of swapping batteries on the go should look elsewhere.

This also means that while LG highly touted the LG G5 as being one of the only smartphones to retain a user removable battery, LG is also going to follow in Apple and Samsung's footsteps by removing this feature.

As is usually the case with Lumia phones of recent times, the 2100mAh battery in the back is removable, leaving you free to hot swap on the go instead of relying on an external battery pack if you do find yourself running a little short.

User removable batteries are never going to return, at least not in the foreseeable future, leaving us at the mercy of sockets and power banks.

Previous reports have indicated that the Korean company is going for a new design language this time around, with one of those being the abandonment of the removable battery and thus a new unibody design.

With that being said, Samsung has always tried to focus on giving consumers a good experience with battery life, whether it be offering them the capability to swap out batteries to keep going, all made possible by the removable back and removable battery features, or with the Galaxy S5 last year and its power saving features which could take a user through 24 hours of use on just 10 % of the battery thanks to ultra power saving mode.

If Samsung is able to create a sleeker, better - looking device by sacrificing a removable battery and the overall capacity of the battery, then it is going to take that chance.

I think that removable backs and battery swapping have gone out of favor with the invent of fast charging and smaller power banks

Lenovo will probably go for a Quad - core processor and a RAM of 2 GB while the removable battery will be sizeable at 2,800 mAh.

Like removable batteries, IR blasters are going the way of the Dodo.

With that said, waterproofing and removable batteries don't tend to go together these days, so the fact that the G6 does not have a removable battery was kind of a given.