Sentences with phrase «hand edge of the phone»

Once again we find volume rocker and power buttons on the upper left hand edge of the phone, a trend that seems to be gaining momentum recently.

On the right - hand edge of the phone sits the power button, with nothing else to interrupt the clean lines.

Sony has included a fingerprint sensor on its Xperia Z phones for the first time with the 5 series, and on the Xperia Z5 Premium this is integrated into the power button on the right - hand edge of the phone.

This is an additional context - sensitive button found mid-way up the right hand edge of the phone.

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

For instance, when you hold a cell phone in your hand, some of the nerve response is driven by skin receptors located where the edges of the phone press into your fingertips.

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On both phones the antennae is incorporated into the stainless band that wraps round the edge, and famously on the iPhone 4 this lead to problems when the phone was held such that your hand or fingers covered the thin strips of black plastic that seperated the aerial into segments.

The power / lock button is located on the right side of the Galaxy S7 Edge, while the volume rocker buttons are placed on the left - hand side of this 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.

An advantage of the smaller size of this phone, and its curved edges is that it sits nicely in the hand — and it's easy to reach all the buttons.

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I sat on the edge of my mattress and worked on problem sets by hand or tinkered with Excel spreadsheets until the wee hours of the morning, usually on the phone with one of my classmates, figuring things out together.

It's quite low though, and anyone with big hands may find the phone teetering on the edge of their fingers in a concerning manner.

The clip - on back panels curve around the edges of the phone, meaning your hand is always in contact with them.

The Samsung Galaxy A series isn't as well known as the Galaxy S, Note, and Edge models, but they are some of the nicest phones you will ever hold in your hand.

The edges of the phone are rounded off, allowing it to sit comfortably in the hand and offering plenty of grip compared to previous Motorola phones.

The curved Infinity Display wraps slightly around the left and right edges to diminish the appearance of bezels, while making the phone even easier to hold and use with one hand.

Even people with average - size hands may struggle to reach the top edge of the screen with the thumb of the hand holding the phone.

They're both curvy phones, limiting the number of times your hand finds a sharp edge in use.

I found it a little awkward to hold the phone in one hand to squeeze; and once the Edge Launcher pops up (which it does very efficiently), it's a bit of a balancing act to thumb the wheel while hanging onto the handset.

The back of the Redmi 4A curves on the edges and as the phone is very compact, this adds to the great hand - feel factor of the phone.

Thanks to the slim bezels at the top and bottom of the phone and the screen edges that curve around the sides of the phone, the phone feels nicely compact in the hand.

During our hands - on time with the phones at CES, we appreciated the feel of the chamfered edges and the mute color palette of the chassis.

The Infinity Display is named as such because both phones come with a curved edge screen and almost no bezels on the top and bottom of the device, allowing for an almost seamless interaction with all of your content when holding the device in your hands.

With dual curved edges and ergonomic engineering this phone sits comfortably in your hand and is light years ahead of its rivals.

While the rear curve isn't as dramatic nor ergonomic as it was in the past, we're happy to see this bring the replacement of practically awkward slim side edges with larger curved side continuations of aluminum, which makes the phone easier to grip, especially with a single hand.

The back of the 10 features the same aluminum body HTC pioneered years ago, only now with tapered edges the company describes as «chamfered,» making the phone slightly easier to hold, though it still slid out of my hand a number of times, perhaps more so that the M9.

Above that is the volume rocker, at the bottom edge of the phone is a USB - C charging port, 3.5 mm headphone jack and a speaker grille (which can be easily covered during one - handed use, unfortunately).

The bottom edges of the phone feel nice in the hand as they're rounded off; however this highlights the fact that the top edges are squared and quite sharp, and don't feel — or look — good at all.

That's offset by a metal design, although only around the edge of the phone - and Samsung has gone once again for a light weight, rather than making it feel weighty and ergonomic in the hand.

The curved edges and sides of the device make for a somewhat better handling experience, but the metal body is quite slippery, so using this rather large phone with one hand isn't the easiest.

The 3.5 mm headset connector is neatly placed on top of the phone, a volume rocker is on the left and the main power switch and micro USB slot are both on the right - hand edge.

Having such a sharply curved edge on just one side of the phone introduces some interesting usability questions, particularly for people who hold the phone in their left hand.

The edges of the phone have a slight chamfer that catches light well, but offers little towards making the phone comfortable to hold with one hand.

If you're someone who holds a phone in their right hand, the position of the volume keys on the left is quite uncomfortable, and, as they're almost flush with the edge of the phone, they are difficult to locate at the best of times.

Button and port placement is the same as well, with the volume rocker and pleasingly textured power / sleep button located two - thirds of the way up the right - hand edge, and the headphone jack and microUSB port situated on the top and bottom edge of the phone respectively.

The phone is shaped to feel smaller than it looks, with subtly curved edges and slightly sharpened corners that nestle perfectly into the palm of your hand.

The way the back curves to sit perfectly in your hand; the way the glass face spills over the sides and continues the lines of the polished, chamfered edges; the way the micro-drilled holes that cover the speakers give the phone personality; all these fantastic design elements combine to create a truly unique and gorgeous smartphone.

The curvature fits into the hand a lot better than the straight edges of the P8 and to be honest I have used this phone for 2 weeks, and it hasn't slipped out of hands even once.

Sony sure found a way to pack as much as possible on the bottom half of one edge of the phone, but that effort proved to be worthless, at least if you have big hands.

The rounded edges and curved corners help the phone feel comfy in the hand, and its overall size of 111 x 47.5 x 11 mm and its weight of 100g mean it's easy to drop into all but the very smallest of pockets.

The Optimus G also has a stainless steel trim that runs around the edge of the phone and really pulls the design together.It feels nice too, with rounded corners, so it sits comfortably in the hand.

But I still find myself adjusting the phone in the middle because sometimes I place the phone a little closer to the edge, so be mindful of that or else you'll have an uncharged phone in your hands.

The phone maker claims that because it is using plastic - OLED, the edges of its device's display can be curved ensuring a more ergonomic grip and better feel in the hand.

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.

Simply double - press the power button on the right hand edge of the device to jump straight to the phone's excellent dual - camera setup.

The edges of the device are rounded, there is not one hard angle on the main body of the phone, which makes it feel really good in the hand.

It's on the top edge of the phone on the right hand side, which makes it easy to listen to music when the phone is in a pocket.

The power button — which you probably won't reach for that often if you're using the fingerprint scanner on the back of the phone — sits on the right - hand edge.