Sentences with phrase «phone more grip»

Not exact matches

The finish of both phones» aluminum almost feels more plastic than metallic, though the Pixel 2's rear has a brushed aesthetic to it that gives it a decent amount of grip.

Meanwhile, the slightly curved back cover add more elegant and stylish aesthetics, and ultra-slim design and 3D glass on both front and back enable the phone to deliver a comfortable and secure grip.

If you focus on comfortable grip with one hand, the LG G2 mini Android phone may be more suitable for you.

The Android phone shows off a sleek, ultra slim profile paired with exquisite fully metal border, and its super narrow bezel and unique structural design deliver you a more comfortable grip, meanwhile, its unibody aluminum frame and inbuilt graphite sheet protect internal components and ensures your phone works steadily.

Unlike Microsoft's Windows phones wrapped by plastic casings such as Lumia 950, the smartphone boasts an aluminum body that delivers more modern aesthetics and solid construction, and smooth back provides a comfortable grip.

This lets you more easily control the phone with one hand, and means you don't have to always shift your grip to reach the top and bottom of the screen.

«HUAWEI Ascend P7 was inspired by the natural curves of a water droplet which instills the phone with a sense of natural purity, and also gives users a more comfortable grip,» said Joon Suh Kim, Mobile Device Vice President, Consumer Experience Design Centre, HUAWEI Consumer BG.

The finish of both phones» aluminum almost feels more plastic than metallic, though the Pixel 2's rear has a brushed aesthetic to it that gives it a decent amount of grip.

You also may find yourself accidentally triggering the screen when gripping the phone (more so with the S8 Plus), but again we adapted fairly quickly.

However, the design works in the phone's favor, as you have more room to grip the device.

I've found myself doing hand gymnastics and adjusting my grip with this phone more than any other in recent memory — and I've got enormous hands.

Instead of gripping the phone, I'm more likely to cradle it, so as not to hide the screen with any of my fingers.»

Instead of a completely smooth taper between the glass and metal all the way around, the Note 8 has a much more distinct separation between the glass and metal and the sides are much flatter, giving a phone that's usually slippery a lot more grip.

There is a slight grated effect on the back of the handset to give better grip to your fingers whilst the edges are more rounded but it does all round feel you're using a small brick of a phone.

Combine that slipperiness with those thinned bezels, and a taller, more sensitive display, and this is a phone that isn't immediately accommodating to grip.

Instead of gripping the phone, I'm more likely to cradle it, so as not to hide the screen with any of my fingers — the way you see my colleague Steve Kovach doing above.

That means that only your fingertips are really keeping a grip on your phone, wasting valuable surface area that could increase friction and make your future iPhone more secure in hand.

The S7's back curves in much further, allowing it to rest in your hand more easily, in turn helping you wrap more of your hand around the phone for a tighter grip.

That's because the slap - bracelet style bendable kickstand not only props your phone up horizontally and vertically but is supposed to allow you to grip your phone more easily, «eliminating pinky fatigue» and serves as an air vent mount in your car.

Holding the phone is easy if you are gripping it on the frame, however if you are relying more on the back panel, or have it placed on a smooth surface, then it can be a bit slippery.

The volume and power buttons are on the side, falling conveniently under your fingers when gripping the phone and there's the addition of the fingerprint scanner on the rear, which we'll cover in more detail later.

It makes the phone more comfortable to hold, more secure to grip and even just a little more immersive.

The longer aspect ratio means you're getting more real estate for reading text or using apps side - by - side, while keeping the phone slim enough for a comfortable grip.

The chubbier design of the phones offer more comfortable grip and feel in the hand.

The tripod mount, camera grip, mechanical shutter button, and extra battery offered by the accessory will only be more than a fun novelty if the phone's image quality is good enough to make the Lumia 1020 a serious camera.

The Maze Alpha's glass and metal combination also has more grip than Xiaomi's phone.

The phone has a bit more grip this way.

It's a little more complicated than restarting a phone or a computer, but it's easy enough once you get to grips with it.

On the S9, though, that's swapped out for a matte texture that feels great in the hand, provides a lot more grip, and actually makes the phone more durable.

The phone maker claims that because it is using plastic - OLED, the edges of its device's display can be curved ensuring a more ergonomic grip and better feel in the hand.

Glass does make gripping this 5.7 - inch phone more of a challenge, breakable and a fingerprint magnet compared to its faux leather predecessor.

This texture actually gives you more grip and prevents you from dropping your phone.

The glass back made the Mi 5 slippery to hold and use, but the brushed aluminum finish on the Mi 5s makes the phone that much more comfortable to grip, and it also gives the device an upmarket look.

Speaking of easy handling in one hand, the Google Pixel XL also gets more support for one - handed operations from the clever grip that the company added to the phone through the rear glass panel.

Where the design differentiates is in the finish of the metal, with a set of fine horizontal lines — 17, in fact — etched around the entire exterior, giving it a subtle glint when the light hits it, but more importantly offering tons of grip on an otherwise slippery phone.

Huawei could have come up with a more clever way of letting you grip its phone.

There's also a clear TPU case already fitted to the phone, which protects the phone from minor falls and gives more grip than a glass and metal phone would.

The rounded corners and slight tapers around the back and sides make it more comfortable to hold, but because the metal body doesn't have any sharp or flat edges to help with the grip, the phone can be a little slippery and difficult to hold onto at times.

The smaller a phone is, the easier it is for you to hit all these keys with one hand; the larger it gets, the more you have to adjust your grip or use two hands.