Sentences with phrase «hard on battery life»

While it's hard on battery life, it makes smartwatches more useful.

This is because all eight cores of the Snapdragon 630 are clocked at 2.2 GHz, so that results in the higher multi-core score, but might also be harder on battery life.

Not exact matches

There are other options, but considering the Tab 4 NOOK is the only one in the current round of next - gen eReaders to offer more than eight hours of battery life in a single charge, even with Wi - Fi on and screen brightness up, it's hard to justify getting anything else for the student in your life.

[45] It has a silver - grey bezel, 6 - inch display, nine hard keys, a cursor pad, an on - screen rather than physical keyboard, a flash storage capacity of 2 GB, and an estimated one month battery life under ideal reading conditions.

Without a complete test, it's hard to tell what the real - world usage is going to be as we need to test the actual performance as well, but we recommend to keep an eye on that * very * shiny screen and on the 3 - 4 hrs (relatively short) battery life.

I especially appreciate the increased contrast (much darker blacks and slightly lighter background) of the e-Ink Pearl screen, which is why I wouldn't recommend either an LCD - based device (which has short battery life and is harder on the eyes), or an older - generation technology like the e-Ink screen in Barnes & Noble's Nook.

That equates to a real world battery life of between 6 and 7 hours depending on how hard you thrash the thing.

I haven't done a straight out battery drain test on it or head to head tests against the iPad to see how the drain compares for similar tasks, but during my review use (where I go pretty hard on the device) I've found it can take anywhere from 2.5 to 6 minutes to kill a single % off of the battery life indicator depending what I'm doing.

im only interested in the horror titles, like dreadhalls, alone, stuff like that, theres a bunch in the share section of oculus, i just hope that the cv1 will work with those, but anyways, yeah, im just interested in horror titles that will make me want to take off the thing, and of course im just overall excited to be able to keep the thing on without it overheating or battery dying like the gear vr, cant wait... this wait is going to be brutal, 4 more weeks, life isn't going to good right now for me, and this is just making it harder, im kind of worried though cause i haven't heard of much horror titles yet for the new hmd's... besides dreadhalls the final version, can't wait for that, that's going to be my first title i play for sure!

Microsoft and its partners are expecting the first generation of Origami systems to offer 2.5 hours of battery life; feature 30 GB to 60 GB hard drives; and be based on Intel Celeron M, Intel Penium M or VIA C7 - M processors.»

One - day battery life and a touchscreen on a watch is still hard to swallow for some people, but that's why hybrid smartwatches were invented.

This resulted in some better - than - expected drains on the power pack, but at the same time it's such a «background» feature that it's hard to tell how much of an effect it's having on battery life.

I just wish Google hadn't punted on the standard Pixel 2's design and battery life so hard.

The A11 Fusion chip inside this phone is one of the probably reasons for the improvement in battery life - with more efficient cores and a 10nm manufacturing process (which means things are closer together, and more efficient) Apple has worked hard on bringing both power and efficiency to the iPhone X.

It's hard to judge battery life before we've had a real chance to get to know these phones, but we can make some estimations based on the specifications on offer.

The other issue with sleep tracking is the battery life - as you need to charge the watch every couple of days you'll only get a night or two's sleep information before you'll want to power it up overnight, so it's hard to depend on the Gear Sport as a regular sleep tracker.

Of course, with every new phone there are some drawbacks, be it a compromises on price or screen size or battery life, obnoxious changes to ports, or some other addition or subtraction that makes it harder to transition from one device to another.

If you have the high - res screen with brightness on high and work the Core i5 or Core i7 processor hard, then you're not going to get that sort of battery life, in my experience.

As MacRumors noted earlier in 2017, Apple has filed patents for modular bands that could add additional functionality to the watch, including additional battery life, haptics, health sensors, and more, though it's hard to bet on when (if ever) a patented product will see the light of day.