Sentences with phrase «in gorilla glass»

The Zero 5, the larger of all three features a 5.98 inch 1080 * 1920 pixels screen with 368 PPI covered in gorilla glass 3, the lowest of all three devices due to its larger screen size.

One odd thing about it, however, is that it is not covered in gorilla glass, meaning it can be scratched in more rugged use.

Not exact matches

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No, the chief delight of Rampage is the sight of the giant alligator slithering in and out of a glass tower several floors at a time or the giant gorilla simply swallowing one of the villains whole.

BMW i8 GETS GORILLA GLASS We reported back in June that it was likely at least one automaker would use Gorilla Glass in a vehicle by the end of the year, and now we have that comGLASS We reported back in June that it was likely at least one automaker would use Gorilla Glass in a vehicle by the end of the year, and now we have that comGlass in a vehicle by the end of the year, and now we have that company.

Ivan, a silverback gorilla, has lived in a glass, metal, and concrete enclosure at Big Top Mall and Video Arcade, «conveniently located off I - 95,» for 27 years.

It has tougher gorilla glass display, 2 MP camera in the rear, 1.5 GHz quad - core processor, 8 GB internal storage, Wi - Fi and cloud storage from Amazon comes for free, and all these come for $ 79.

iphone killer in every way... its 4G, theres a nail in the coffin, its 42mbs 4G, theres another nail, it has gorilla glass, theres another nail, its not made of glass like the iphone so it wont break if sneeze on it, theres another nail, removable battery and sd card, 2 more nails, SUPER AMOLED + screen, android OS and scheduled to get ICS 4.0, theres 2 more nails, bigger screen, theres another nail, bigger battery than the iphone and it cost a lot less....

The most appealing thing to me in the entire Dell Streak is the gorilla glass screen.

The phone case works with iPhone 6 / 5 / 5s / 4S / 4 and Samsung Galaxy S4 / S4 mini / S5 / S5 mini, and ISOCASE features a 7.9 - inch IPS display with 2048 x 1536 pixels resolution and 330 ppi pixel density in order to transform your smartphone into a tablet with powerful audio speakers, and it's built with an armor shell and gorilla glass in order to guard the device and your handset from shocks and scratches, moreover, waterproof feature allows it to be submerged in water up to two meters, and built - in 10000mAh rechargeable battery doubles as a power bank to offer extra battery life for your phone.

The 5 - in 1280 x 720 IPS gorilla glass display is designed for super touch sensitivity, and makes use of Nokia's ClearBlack display which helps eliminate glare, increases contrast, and improves readability.

I know that how do you use the handheld matters (and what games do you play), I'm very careful with my handhelds, even when I finish to use them save them in the plastic bag where they were boxed, but please please, for the sake of God, use screen protectors until Nintendo decides to create a screen harder to scratch (or more sensitive like the iPhone or almost any smartphone's screens) or they use gorilla glass lol.

While wandering the glass - lined corridors in the extraordinary Congo Gorilla Forest, Jack snapped this portrait of one of the western lowland gorillas.

An overarching factor behind the interspecies tragedy at Gorilla World is how we have uncritically accepted the raising and displaying of gorillas, among our closest kin, behind glass or moats or fences in the first place.

CPU: Qualcomm Snapdragon 430 64 Bit Octa Core @ 1.4 GHz GPU: Adreno 505 OS: Marshmallow RAM: 4 GB ROM: 32 GB Micro SD: 128 GB Screen: 5 inch, 1920 x 1080 pixels, corning gorilla glass 3 Rear Camera: 13MP with flash, AF, SONY Sensor Front Camera: 8MP, FF Connectivity: 4G, VoLTE, WiFi, GPS and Bluetooth Security: Finger Print Sensor on front Battery: 3000 mAh Price in India: Rs. 8,999

Ajay you are wrong I used this phone full signal strength only minum point battery but overall battery is ok for this price touch quality superb 2gb ram gorilla glass looks very good lenevo 1gb ram this time 4g not in use 4g mobile waste this time.

This android powered handset with 2.26 GHz quad core processor and corning gorilla glass 3 display is listed on Saholic, in black and white color options.

It's really frustrating in redmi 3s, you used it one month and see the internal memory less than 1gb for sure as I facing, no app transferable to memory card, hybrid sim, without gorilla glass, without any resist levels of water, many things which are missing & all that make you cry after some time..

As mentioned the one used in this review sports a 5.5 inch 2.5 D curved screen (with gorilla glass protection) supporting 1920 x 1080p resolution.