Sentences with phrase «moved fingerprint scanner on the back»

The company removed the physical home button for a greater screen - to - body ratio and moved the fingerprint scanner on the back of the device, but its location right next to the rear camera is uncomfortable.

Both have the same rolling glass design at the sides of the phones, and both have the moved fingerprint scanner on the back, below the camera rather than alongside it.

Speculated alternatives included ridding the 5.8 - inch iPhone 8 of Touch ID altogether, moving the fingerprint scanner on the back of the smartphone, or delay the production (and, as a result, the release) of the handset.

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The renders also show how Samsung would move the location of the fingerprint scanner on the back from the phone, from being to the right of the camera module to below the camera module.

Two things: the fingerprint scanner has been moved to a much easier - to - reach spot on the back of the phone, and the single speaker has been upgraded to a stereo pair.

Of course, OnePlus's decision to remove the capacitive navigation keys and move the fingerprint scanner to the back means that there's no way to use biometrics to unlock the OnePlus 5T when it's lying flat on a surface.

The fingerprint scanner is moved to the back to make room for that tall display and the capacitive keys would be replaced by on - screen keys.

The fingerprint scanner on the two phones will be embedded into the physical home button on the front, while that on Moto G6 Play will be moved at the back.

The volume buttons (and the power key) are not on the rear anymore and have moved back to the sides to accommodate the fingerprint scanner which has become a must - have feature of most Android phones these days.

The device's fingerprint sensor has been moved to the back, and it's unclear if it will function as a button like on LG devices or just a scanner.

The fingerprint scanner has been moved from the back to being embedded in the home button on the front, and in its place you'll find a Porsche Design logo.

The fingerprint scanner is now centered beneath the single camera lens on the back due to the move to smaller bezels up front.

That's a big move away from Huawei's hallmark rear - positioned fingerprint scanner of previous devices; it also shifts up how the device operates as there aren't on - screen Android softkeys by default (back / home / apps can be activated within settings if you wish).

If this report is to be believed, OnePlus 5 may also join the dual - lens camera craze while at the same time move the fingerprint scanner to the back panel in order to accommodate the thinner bezels on the front panel.

Because of this, there's a possibility that Apple could be ditching the fingerprint sensor and let users rely solely on facial recognition, or just move the fingerprint scanner to the back of the handset just like what Samsung did.

Moving away from the notch, it's incredibly likely that the OnePlus 6 will feature a fingerprint scanner on the back, underneath a set of dual cameras.

Soon, however, Apple might be able to ditch the home button without having to move its fingerprint scanner to a less convenient position on the back of the phone.

This would move the fingerprint scanner to the back of the phone on both the normal and plus - sized Galaxy S8 models, which are currently codenamed Dream 1 and Dream 2.

Moving on to the design, the smartphone seems to have some pretty big bezels, rounded corners, the power button and volume rocker placed on the right side, and a fingerprint scanner mounted on the handset's back.

The fingerprint scanner has also been moved to a better location than last year; just under the camera module on the back.

Take an iPhone, slap a big weird glass plate on the back, move the fingerprint scanner from beneath the display to the back of the phone, and you're pretty much left with a Google Pixel.

As you can see, the smartphone doesn't have a physical button on the front, which means that the fingerprint scanner has been moved to the back.