Sentences with phrase «phone feel like»

The metal frame has also been more seamlessly integrated into the glass of the Galaxy Note 7, making the phone feel like an unified piece of hardware.

All in all, it's an important update that makes the phone feel like it's now done and ready to ship.

Aspects like the flush, curved, and cornered secondary display glass along with the carefully chamfered edges help the phone feel like a single piece of hardware.

This texture only adds to the feel of quality, and makes the phone feel like it's made of unbreakable stone underneath.

Applying a new theme can make your phone feel like an entirely new device with a whole new look and feel.

How thin the phone is, its rounded edges, flat back, and weight all come together to make this phone feel like it's trying to be dropped at any given moment.

The addition of a pre-fitted screen protector and a soft plastic case in the box only help Huawei's latest phone feel like a great combination of premium and comparatively decent value for money.

Light painting modes make the phone feel like a pocketable enthusiast camera, and a useful document mode that resizes and orients pictures of documents turns the Mate 10 into a mobile scanner.

If you have a Samsung phone, we recommend checking out our Samsung - specific guide — there are a few extra things Samsung has in place that let you make your phone feel like stock.

At first, as I discussed in my hands - on, I loathed the Taptic Engine because it makes the entire base of the phone feel like it's vibrating, similar to the haptic feedback featured in some Android phones but considerably more intense.

The Pixel 2 has a traditional «cinematic» aspect ratio (16:9) that makes sure video fills the screen without stretching or black bars, while the «fullscreen» aspect ratio (18:9) of the Pixel 2 XL makes the phone feel like it's nothing but display in your hand when playing games or taking photos.

Do you even know what the itch to check your phone feels like?»

The dual - core processor handles web content, Flash and apps well, the camera produces good results and the phone itself feels like a high - end product (apart from the plasticky power and volume buttons).

Review Sometimes the Mark II versions of phones feel like they've had little more than a light skim with the update brush.

In fact, the PadFone's phone feels like Asus» take on the LG - made Google Nexus 4 and, thanks to the same quad - core 1.5 GHz quad - core Krait - class Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, 2 GB of Ram and a very similar 4.7 - inch, 1280 x 720 IPS LCD display, that's exactly how it performs.

Lenovo's AR helmet for phones feels like a clever mini-HoloLens for Star Wars fans, but as a standalone headset with no other software, it's a tough sell.

Lots of phones feel like they're derivative copies of other phones, but the Essential Phone genuinely feels like its own thing.

Android and iOS really demand your attention when something comes up but WP really felt like it was designed with the fact that users might actually have a life beyond their smartphones, I'm being hyperbolic here but to me Windows Phone feels like a tool to make the most of life while the others try to distract you from it (at least that's what it felt like with 0 apps I guess...)

That said, in the situations where an app wraps around the front - facing camera in the way I describe in the first scenario, the Essential Phone feels like a peek into the future of smartphones.

I have a preference for smaller phones like the iPhone 6, so in spite of its large screen, the Essential Phone feels like the perfect size to me.

How many times have you made the premium phones feel like mid-rangers?

With my preference for smaller phones like the iPhone 6, the Essential Phone felt like it was the ideal size in my hand.

The tablet or phone feels like it's always on — you never have to wait for your phone to boot up from hibernate.

The Essential Phone feels like a very expensive phone and looks fantastic.

I didn't have any issues with my fingerprints registering and the side of the phone feels like the perfect positioning for the sensor.

The speakers will get the job done, but this phone feels like it's begging you to use wireless headphone solutions at all times.

Last year's launch of about a dozen different phones felt like a hail mary of sorts, with Lenovo basically just throwing everything at the wall to see what sticks.

Samsung has really been stepping up its game for the past few years, but this phone feels like a step backward.

Because of the balance between body and display, there is no way this phone feels like it has a 6.2 - inch display.

And yet, this phone feels like it's one of the best to bear the company's logo, thanks to a stylish form factor and solid performance.

These not only look great and catch reflections, they ensure the phone feels like it should be in your hand, not on your desk or in your pocket.

To start, the phone feels like a modern device thanks to its nearly edge - to - edge display, a trend we also saw in many Android devices this year.

The phone itself feels like it's made of durable material but thanks to its lightweight, it doesn't ooze durability.

Overall performance of the phone itself felt like I was using handset costing $ 100 to $ 150 more.

Those glass surfaces have subtle curves towards their edges, so look elegant, but it's not quite enough to stop the phone feeling like a big shiny block in your palm - albeit a better one than if it was all completely flat lines and sharp right angles.

This phone feels like every single component was given attention.

In the hand, the phone feels like a single piece of hardware, one that is remarkably continuous.

From it's full metal build to it's thinness and lightweight, the phone feels like it should cost a lot more.

Through use, those phones feel like they become a reflection of who I am.

Overall, the phone feels like a flattened, slimmed down Amaze, which is, well, quite amazing.

While it's difficult to conjure up evidence as to whether OnePlus is actually cheating or not, the results we see are stellar and seem to reflect what performance on the rest of the phone feels like.

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It gives the phone a solid heft, meaning that Samsung's flagship device no longer feels like a child's toy.

Your watch will ring just like your phone and you will feel a gentle pulse on your wrist, notifying you of the incoming call.

Even though I've been an iPhone disciple for, like, 10 years, I feel like that's just because it's been a force of habit and not really because I felt like iPhones were the best phones.

«We feel like it gives us a competitive advantage because we're always on the phone,» he says, «but we need to be available and know who's calling.»

Like Apple's iPhone, the Google Pixel feels like a phone that was carefully crafted to marry the hardware with the software it rLike Apple's iPhone, the Google Pixel feels like a phone that was carefully crafted to marry the hardware with the software it rlike a phone that was carefully crafted to marry the hardware with the software it runs.

Know this: When you pick up the iPhone X, it feels like a $ 1,000 phone.

While users may drool over the thought of disputing their cell phone bill via Messenger instead of on the phone, Facebook needs to make this conversational platform feel like a win for businesses, too.

If you still feel like you need to lighten the mood, pick up the phone.

Graphics - heavy games like Deus Ex Go feel just a bit sluggish, and benchmark tests consistently put it behind the iPhone SE and other $ 400 phones like the OnePlus 3.