Sentences with phrase «much screen area»

The change in aspect ratio means the display is taller, allowing for better multi-tasking capabilities as well as one - handed use, but you don't get as much screen area as you would on a 16:9 device.

The Nexus 7 only gives you 70 percent as much screen area as the Tab S does.

Not exact matches

While crystals might not be of much interest to the general public, Zecotek's work in the area of screen technology might.

Once you've accessed an event, instead of the very low key live scores screen along with the odds in the main content area, you now get much more detailed game stats and live odds.

Putting all screens in a common area of the house helps you keep an eye on what — and how much — your child is watching.

If you DO N'T want to know, you can still have the ultrasound and even keep your eyes open the whole time — just tell the technician to keep that area off the screen as much as possible and to offer no hints or interpretations.

If the motivation for punching through a display seems elusive, think about all the prime image - display space around you that has too much foot traffic for a conventional screen: hallways, sidewalks, doorways, and the area smack in the middle of your living room, your office, or a mall shop.

At least as much of the game takes place on the minimap in the corner of the screen as in the main area of the screen.

It is worth noting, though, that the film sometimes splits its 16:9 frame into several smaller areas of video footage, an effect that is always visually stunning and easy to digest on the ten - story IMAX screen, but not so much on home video.

Users are able to drag and drop functions to the favorites area, much the same way one would customize your smartphone home screen.

The e-reader industry is obsessed with six inch displays, which are often too small to read PDF files or have much of a screen area to consume e-books.

However, when we moved into a half - shaded area, the Prime's screen in Super IPS + mode was much easier to read than that of the Eee Pad Slider, which does not have Super IPS + capability.

More screen area also theoretically means the device should be better for things like comics — though, as I've previously outlined, e-ink technologically hasn't really made much progress in the last several years.

Unlike LCD screens, information is drawn on e-paper displays at a much slower rate so screen rewrite time is an important area of research for developers.

The yield rates for a screen like the DX 2 screen that is 2.5 times the screen area are generally much lower so PVI / eInk probably feels it can make a lot more 6 ″ eInk Pearl screens by channeling capacity from 9.7 ″ screens to 6 ″ screens.

The three things that really stood out were the much larger screen area and having more words per page, that it was quite a decent reading experience, and that Kindle for PC is free (zero barrier to entry).

The 7 inch Tablets have only about half the screen area of 10 inch Tablets, so they are much easier to carry around and fill the large gap between 4 inch Smartphones and the large Tablets.

For example, when I use Amazon's Paper Flip, which you access by touching the top of the screen and then selecting an area at the bottom to drag a slider and skim quickly through pages, the animation on screen is much, much smoother.

Without any buttons or controls, much of the navigation and accessing of features is done by swiping different areas of the screen's black bezel.

Screened porches or outdoor enclosures do not encourage as much activity as walks or large fenced areas, but placement in sight of butterfly gardens or bird feeders increases the sensory stimulation.

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I didn't much care for the bar area (the huge screen wasn't really my kind of thing) but between the very nice staff and the impressive food offerings (all of which are complimentary if you have lounge access) it's really hard to fault this lounge without being very picky.

This three bedroom furnished re-sale property is located in a quiet area and benefits from a private swimming pool, air - conditioning, central heating, double glazing, a fitted kitchen & appliances, fitted wardrobes, fly - screens & much more...

Five exceptionally appointed suites have spacious sitting areas, decadent bathrooms with Jacuzzi, fireplaces, flat - screen TVs, iPod docking stations, and much more.

Villa amenities include en - suite bathrooms with full complimentary toiletries plus his and hers private dressing area, bathrobes and slippers, a safety deposit box, complimentary drinking water, flat - screen TV with international channels and DVD player, sunken bath, complete privacy, a garden gazebo, coffee machine and tea - making facilities, Wi - Fi access and so much more.

every n4g sony fanboy is now a game developer LOL last of us wasn't THAT good looking, it still comparable to games like halo, gears of war and uncharted, i think people need to realise (especially sony fangirls) how games can pull these graphics off, low player counts, not much happening on screen and just areas that look big but have very small playing areas, or streaming parts of areas at a time, now if you look at the last of us multiplayer & uncharted 3 mutliplayer, it looks crap compared to the story.

I usually don't have much of a problem with the framerate on the Wii U version that affects the gameplay but whenever there is a thunderstorm in the jungle areas of the game (which happen more frequently there) the framerate can dip quite a lot depending on how much is being rendered on the screen at one time.

The gameplay got so hectic on the small screens that I could not keep up, there was just so much crammed into such a small area.

Much of the game, from the cinematic title screen to familiar areas within Hyrule, is clearly meant to evoke a next - generation Ocarina of Time.

Perhaps most impressive is that you can zoom the screen out to see the entire level, which not only helps you get a much clearer idea of how to approach the level but it's (surprisingly) still playable from this due to areas that are clearly delineated from each other due to smart graphic design, and objects within those areas just as clearly separated from each other.

The game's «visibility» meter — in the form of an eye at the bottom left - hand corner of the screen which opens wider when you are in a more brightly lit area — also doesn't seem to have much effect on how enemy soldiers will notice you: I've been crouched up against cover in near - total darkness and the A.I. has spotted me through the wall; but I've stood out in the open, right underneath a lamppost, and they haven't seen me when they're just standing across the road.

On iPad, you've got a much larger screen area to work with than you do on iPhone.

A map in the lower left portion of the screen shows the surrounding area and the location of new missions, both of the story and side varities, or other activities, and you're pretty much free to decide what you want to do next.

Other slight negatives on the whole experience surround the fact that the enemy forces are a little dumb at times (especially on the normal difficulty), and as long as you creep slowly around each area, you are very much able to pick off the bad guys as the screen scrolls, before they ever attempt to get moving.

The interface also has issues; it's rather overwhelming and cluttered, with lots of data crowding the screen, including button prompts, mission objectives which can accumulate so much in certain areas that they aren't all visible, and a lot of on screen waypoints that often distract you from the actual gameplay.

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More screen area also theoretically means the device should be better for things like comics — though, as I've previously outlined, e-ink technologically hasn't really made much progress in the last several years.

Instead of having to swipe up from the bottom of the screen to show the navigation buttons, you press on the area where the home button lives, and it will tap you back, much in the same way Apple's 3D Touch on the iPhone works.

You can still swipe to dismiss notifications and tell Android how much notification information to display on the lock screen in the Notifications area of the Settings (Sounds also has its own dedicated section in Nougat).

Windows app selection isn't at the point that we'd consider the bare minimum (although it is getting close), and iOS and Android feel much more mature in the little areas that really add up, like camera settings, customizability (in Android, at least), email, and ease of access to settings like screen brightness.

Of course we must note that the 18.5:9 aspect ratio makes these larger screens more manageable, but I don't think we can push the boundaries much further in this area.

The notification bar will will in the areas to the left and right to give users are much screen real estate as possible.

With region - specific models that provide 4G LTE in your area, a mostly solid build despite a fragile camera hump (get a case), great quality photos, sound output and even a good screen all feel more like a phone that's much more expensive than this one.

There are some useful shortcuts and features available that make navigating around the UI much quicker, including the swipe gestures using the fingerprint scanner, the ability to take a screenshot with a double tap of your knuckles on the screen, and the ability to draw out areas to crop.

When you consider the fact that World's locations no longer have segmented areas with loading screens, the exploration becomes that much more immersive and enjoyable.

While several areas with various traits are offered, their respective zones aren't sectioned off by loading screens, making for a much more immersive experience.

It's also not an improvement in all areas, with the screen and battery size remaining much the same, while the XZ1 Compact will also likely cost more to get hold of.

That's why Samsung's phones are so small for their screen sizes; they use capacitive buttons on small bezels, so as much surface area as possible is devoted to the screen.

The other snippet of information to take from the drawings is that the P20 Pro appears to have been given a notch much like the Apple iPhone X's, presumably in an effort to increase the screen area.

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