Sentences with phrase «placement of the fingerprint sensor on»

During its pre-MWC 2018 launch event for the Galaxy S9 and S9 +, Samsung briefly talked about the placement of the fingerprint sensors on the new flagship devices.
Samsung caught a ton of flack for the placement of the fingerprint sensor on the Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus.

Not exact matches

As far as port, sensor, and button placement is concerned: on the back, we have our main camera sensor and a LED flash, there's no heart - rate sensor on the A series; on the front, we have our proximity and ambient light sensors, a front - facing camera, earpiece, display, back and recent app capacitive keys, and a home button with an integrated touch - based fingerprint sensor (A5 and A7 only); on the bottom, there's a microphone, 3.5 mm headphone jack, MicroUSB port, and the speaker grille; on the top, we have nothing other than the secondary microphone, and, just like the new GS7, there's no IR blaster on board; and the volume buttons are located on the left side of the aluminium frame, while the power button is located on the right side — all three buttons are very tactile with excellent reachability and positioning.
Because of what we said above, those looking into the Galaxy S8 + should keep in mind that the phone may be, in its tallness and with the placement of the fingerprint sensor (which is already difficult to reach on the regular Galaxy S8), uncomfortable to access.
The company also listened to the criticism it received because of the fingerprint sensor placement on the Galaxy S8 and made amends by positioning it below the rear camera for easy access.
Not only do I prefer my fingerprint sensors on the front of phones, the placement of the S8's reader means you could easily smudge its camera, which would result in soft, blurry photos.
«Consumers prefer fingerprint authentication on the front of the phone, and with the industry quickly shifting to bezel - free OLED infinity displays, the natural placement of the fingerprint sensor is in the display itself,» said Kevin Barber, senior vice president and general manager, Mobile Division, Synaptics.
The fingerprint sensor placement does seem odd, but with a massive screen and sans a physical home button, there aren't many options for sensor placement on the front of the device.
Alongside the aggravation behind the Bixby button for most users, the placement of the fingerprint sensor was most definitely quite high on the list of complaints.
On the back, we have a strange fingerprint sensor placement, which sits on the right side of a rear - facing camera that is now destined to be constantly smudged with fingerprintOn the back, we have a strange fingerprint sensor placement, which sits on the right side of a rear - facing camera that is now destined to be constantly smudged with fingerprinton the right side of a rear - facing camera that is now destined to be constantly smudged with fingerprints.
I think the convenience key is a great idea, but justifying the power button's placement by saying that people will use the fingerprint sensor to turn on the phone and double - tap the display to turn it off again goes against the years of muscle memory most smartphone users have built up.
There is a slight change in the placement of LED flash and hear rate sensor as they are now placed right to the two sensor along with the fingerprint scanner, unlike the S8 and S8 + on which, the LED flash was on the left side of sensor and fingerprint scanner was on the right.
With the way I personally hold smartphones, using the fingerprint sensor just feels more natural when it's on the back, but this is a personal preference and not a reflection of how it works, and there are many users who will actually prefer this placement to being on the back of the device.
Both have the same placement of a good one - touch fingerprint sensor, and we can't have any discussion about the OnePlus 2's hardware without mentioning the wonderful Alert Slider on the left edge.
The rear panel of the upcoming devices is said to be the area that will feature the most changes compared to the Galaxy S8; apart from the aforementioned fingerprint sensor placement, the handsets are also thought to be featuring vertical dual - camera setups instead of horizontally arranged lenses like the ones found on the Galaxy Note 8.
With under - display fingerprint recognition pretty much out of contention as far as the Galaxy S9 duo is concerned, and a notch - containing design feeling highly unlikely, Samsung may have indeed settled on a conservative placement of its «next big thing's» biometric sensor.
The placement of the fingerprint sensor is now moved below the camera lens — hopefully, this will prevent smudges from getting on the camera lens, but it would be nicer to see them lower the sensor even more.
Though, there is still some typicality that is present on Note 5 such as the physical button with fingerprint sensor, the capacitive backlight buttons, and the usual placements of power button on right edge and volume button on left edge.
The fingerprint sensor is placed on the right edge of the device, we first saw this kind of placement with the Xperia Z5 series.
A persistent complaint about the otherwise well - received Galaxy S8 focused on the placement of the fingerprint sensor.
Though both of them have some nitpick issues such as the fingerprint sensor placement on the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 and the notch on the Apple iPhone X.
The rectangular shape with rounded corner, camera placement on the back remind us of the iPhone while the «3D» curved back is similar to Samsung's latest Galaxy S and Note designs, as is the home button placement that houses the fingerprint sensor.
Kevin Barber, senior vice president and general manager, Mobile Division, Synaptics said: «Consumers prefer fingerprint authentication on the front of the phone, and with the industry quickly shifting to bezel - free OLED infinity displays, the natural placement of the fingerprint sensor is in the display itself,»
While the company is still working on its new handset and there has been no official statement regarding the placement of the sensor, a Chinese manufacturer Vivo just walked right in with its under - display fingerprint sensor, beating the smartphone giant in its quest.
Xiaomi has decided to put the fingerprint sensor on the backside of the Mi A1, which just further shows the fact that Xiaomi is very inconsistent with its fingerprint sensor placement.
Leaked Meizu 15 Plus images suggest that the manufacturer will use a side fingerprint sensor for the phone when launched, which is a bit of an odd placement for such a component, though only because most OEMs are either placing the sensors on the front or the back of the device, with some aiming to implement the sensor under the screen for phones beginning this year.
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