Sentences with phrase «opposite side buttons»

This invariably sets off the two opposite side buttons; it makes more sense to disable those as well as the opposite trigger.

Not exact matches

Whenever someone publicizes their personal opinion about the hot - button issues of our day, it's instantly met by a dozen rebuttals or counterarguments from people on the opposite side of the issue.

Arrange two of the buttons on the opposite sides of the penguin's head.

Optional adaptive cruise control is configured by buttons that are symmetrically opposite on the right - hand side of the wheel.

The tube includes a microphone / headphone slot, with a large circular power button placed on the left hand side; the opposite side boasts a mini USB port and volume control button.

On the opposite side, the 3.5 mm jack, a micro-USB port and the Power button have been crammed into a small space.

The side button arrangement also appears to have been reshuffled, with the right edge accommodating the volume rocker, as well as both the power and «convenience» key, while the SIM card tray slot has been repositioned to the opposite left edge of the device.

Though the volume rocker and power buttons look attractive in gunmetal gray, Dell made the odd choice of placing them on the left side, the opposite of most small tablets and phones.

With the travel keyboard attached, we had to support the opposite side of the tablet in order to press the buttons while the tablet was propped up on its kickstand.

It feels very odd that I always (unintentionally) press the volume button (on the opposite side) when I want to turn it on.

I have had the exact opposite problem with the buttons on my PB 360 (all buttons too stiff, page - turn buttons to the point of being very inconvenient, D - Pad, which I actually use for page turning, sufficiently stiff that I've worn a grove in one side with my thumbnail page - forwarding, and that side now «squelches» rather than clicks on that side).

Controls are a piece of cake - you have one button on the left of the screen to control your power and then on the opposite side you have your left and right controls.

Huawei does try to help you distinguish between the two with feel — the Power button is ridged, while the Volume rocker is smooth — but I prefer to have those two controls placed on opposite sides of the device.

The Android buttons are odly placed if you use the Tablet right - handed and horizontally: your thumb lands right where the buttons are and it's actually easier to simply rotate it by 180 degrees and hold it from the opposite side.

Two pairs of PagePress buttons with tactile reaction are placed at the sides of display frame opposite to each other and are intended to turn the pages.

Cartridges now slot into the bottom - left of the unit, the Start and Select buttons have retreated to the right hand side, while the volume slider can now be found to the left of the screen (symmetrically opposite to the 3D intensity slider).

A simply press of the X button will flip the head of your rover horizontally to the opposite side of his body, changing the direction you're traveling.

The button input for separating enemies is unforgiving, so if you accidentally hit the button to separate the enemies more than once, Randall does a sort of dance with the enemy — moving them from one side of his body to the opposite, and then immediately moving them back.

That said, they're stiff enough that you're unlikely to hit the buttons on the opposite side accidentally.

The micro-USB charging port still sits by its lonesome on the left side of the phone, while a volume rocker and two - stage camera shutter button play together on the opposite end.

The Power and Volume buttons stick out just enough to find without looking, though we wish Samsung didn't insist on putting them on opposite sides of the phone; it's so easy to press one when trying to press the other.

The opposite side of the microphone on the MOTO 360 shows a single physical button.

The power button is on the right side, with the volume rocker and the SIM card slot on the opposite side.

On the opposite side of the device, there's a USB port (for power), reset button, and indicator light.

Volume control is split into two buttons, and they sit on one side opposite the power button.

The S8 isn't bereft of buttons, though, with a lone power key to the right - hand side, with volume up / down and a dedicated Bixby button featuring on the opposite edge.

LG has traditionally put the power button on the back of the phone, but it appears this time around it's going the more traditional route of placing it on the side, with volume buttons flanking it on the opposite side.

Taking a look around the device, on the right side is the power button below the volume rocker, placed to be within easy reach, and the dual SIM card slot can be found on the opposite side.

Left - handed users should put the blank panel on the left side, and right - handed users should put the blank panel on the right — that way the dominant hand's thumb has easy access to the thumb buttons, and there are no buttons on the opposite side.

Apple has reworked the volume buttons on the opposite side, moving away from placing them in a recessed cavity.

It's a glass front with a round fingerprint sensor / home button below the display and then the camera is up at the top with dual LED flash on the opposite side of the earpiece.

The power / lock button sits on the opposite side of the volume rocker, again following the traditional Samsung layout.

Looking around the phone, you will find the volume rocker and the power button on the left hand side and the SIM tray opposite, on the right hand side.

That simplicity of design extends to the sides of the G4 Plus: on the top is a single 3.5 mm audio jack, on the bottom is a Micro USB port, and on the left side opposite the power and volume buttons is a Micro SIM tray.

The sides seem appealing with that shiny finish and the buttons» placement has been changed and it is now opposite to what we saw on G4 / G4 Plus.

It is placed just at the opposite side of volume and power buttons.

Volume and Power buttons should be on opposite sides of the phone — this means that user won't be able to mistake the power and volume buttons for each other (e.g Samsung Galaxy S / Note series, iPhone 6 onwards)

There's just two physical buttons on the HTC Desire C, a volume rocker switch on the right hand side and a power / lock key on top, which sits opposite a 3.5 mm headphone jack.

The right edge is also where you'll find the perfectly - positioned and clicky power button, with the volume rocker situated on the opposite side.

The power button and volume rocker are on the right side, when looking at the tablet in portrait orientation, with a microSD card slot on the opposite side.

All the basics are here, like a dedicated camera photo shutter button and video recording button on one side of the screen, and a few quick options on the opposite side.

The SIM card slot is above the power button, and the microSD card slot falls on the opposite side, both covered by flaps that are necessary to maintain its waterproof nature.

Meizu put the volume rocker and power button on the right side with the dual SIM card tray on the opposite side.

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.

On the opposite side, there's a power button and a microUSB port covered by a rubber flap.

The menu and return soft - keys sit either side of the physical home button, with the volume rocker sat on the left edge, with the power / lock button sat directly opposite on the left.

Probably the only design gripe for the body would be the fact that the on / off / sleep / wake button (all the same one on the right side of the phone) sits exactly opposite the volume rocker which means you end up squeezing both quite often when you're only trying to hit the one.

However, the power button has been shifted from the top edge to the side of the device, which is opposite to the volume rocker and physical notification switch.

On the opposite side, the power button is joined by the dual SIM tray which, sadly, still doesn't have the option of slipping in a microSD card to expand the storage.

On the opposite side of the screen from these buttons you'll find some quick settings like HDR, flash and timer toggles.