Sentences with phrase «preferred phone size»

Not exact matches

Pop into your favourite department store and try on the pairs that you really, truly do love and make notes in your phone about which size fits best and which colours you prefer.

I however prefer using phone cameras rather than tablet cameras due to the size of the device.

Now I have a kindle on my phone however it kills my battery and because my phone is big - for a phone - I would prefer the size of the regular kindle.

I know a couple of phones that accommodate removable memory sometimes ship with MicroSD cards but honestly — I'd prefer to decide what size card I need and buy / supply my own rather than have it bloat the cost of the retail package.

If you prefer ultra portable and longer standby options, the following Micro-Phone credit card sized cell phone should be able to catch your eyes.

The company prefers that you never reach that point, so the application includes a way to calculate blood alcohol levels (based on number of drinks and body size) and phone numbers for local cab companies if you discover you exceed the limit.

That's because aside from the Galaxy S6, Android phone makers deliver their best products in sizes L, XL, and XXL, neglecting all of us who prefer medium - size smartphones.

We've tested both and much preferred the size of the smaller phone, although the Pixel XL didn't feel comically oversized.

I do prefer the size of the other phones (particularly the 6.3 - inch Note 8), and I'm hoping the rumors of a Plus size next year are true.

Though I vehemently prefer smaller phones because of my relatively small hands, I didn't find the size of the HTC One (M8) overpowering — especially not like its sibling, the One Max.

Its display size and long battery make it a great phone for those who take long daily commutes and prefer a larger display.

I highly recommend this phone if you can't afford the HP and you prefer the size 5.5»

But the G6 is already a great choice for anyone who prefers larger phones and even for some of the people who were tempted by phablets before but didn't really make the step because of the intimidating size.

The HTC Desire 816 is nonetheless a great value phone for those who prefer their handheld devices king - sized.

I know it is not bad to keep the 5.5 - inch screen on the phone as many users prefer this size but the thing is that Moto phones changed the way we considered 5 - inch devices.

There's the iON Wireless Fast Charging Stand, which is similar in style to the aforementioned pad, but tilts the phone upward at a 65 - degree angle for those who prefer angled chargers (but at the cost of the extra USB Type - A port), and the iON Wireless Fast Charging Mini Pad, an even smaller version of the full - size flat pad that also lacks the extra charging port.

We learn that the preferred SIM size for the phone will be a nano - SIM, that Samsung Adaptive fast charging and the older Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0 standard are on the devices and that the «multipurpose jack» is USB Type - C — a great grace as it is reversible and just a better USB.

Personally, I prefer the smaller size, as the flat back can make a larger phone uncomfortable to hold, but I end up going with the Plus anyway for its various advantages, which can be significant.

It means the choice will come down to some little things: how each phone feels in the hand, whether you prefer Nokia's included apps more, if a 0.3 - inch difference in screen size is a big deal, and price.

Both phones feature identical specifications, offering the same unbeatable performance no matter your preferred size — though you'll find significantly smaller bezels on the Pixel 2 XL.

The screen here is nice enough because it's a decent size for the average user, and it's Full HD, but it's definitely not going to cut it completely for those who prefer a higher quality display resolution, especially since they're becoming more and more common on phones now.