Sentences with phrase «rear glass panel»

An interesting option is the giant dual - panel moonroof, which features a retractable glass front half that powers open over a fixed rear glass panel.

Compared to last year's models, the Pixel 2 lineup sports a more streamlined aluminum enclosure with a noticeably smaller rear glass panel.

The Note 7's rear glass panel mirrors the front curves exactly, giving the phone its visual symmetry and comfortable feel.

The Idol 4S's front - and - rear glass panel build has an interesting reflective property where any light that hits it forms multiple shards of light that centre in on the fingerprint sensor.

A panoramic dual - panel moonroof, with sliding opening front panel and fixed rear glass panel, combines with the large windows to create an open, airy interior environment.

That's also expensive for a rear glass panel, but again, it's cheaper than the iPhone X repair.

The front glass panel slides and tilts, while the rear glass panel is fixed.

Like there is a lizard below the front driver side windscreen wiper and a silhouette of the Lochness monster on the rear glass panel.

Some SUVs, like the Explorer, have a rear glass panel that can be opened independently of the main liftgate.

Dual motorized sunshades cover both the front and rear glass panels should the ZDX occupants choose to reduce sunlight entering the interior, while a mesh fabric pop - up air deflector achieves a new standard for wind - noise performance when compared to a traditional blade - type wind deflector.

The cab comes complete with a glass, tip - out windshield and a rear glass panel.

For the extreme hunter, the RANGER XP 900 EPS Hunter Deluxe Edition in Polaris Pursuit ® Camo has matching PRO-FIT camouflage cab with a glass, tip - out windshield, doors and a rear glass panel.

Bring the slim case guide to a close is Spigen's Ultra Hybrid S case that features a flexible bumper and a clear rigid back layer that allows the Galaxy S9's rear glass panel to be admired by all and sundry while maintaining levels of protection.

And commuters along 125th Street will see metal barricades behind two bus stops, gently curving behind their rear glass panels.

In the middle of the rear glass panel is a fingerprint sensor.

As stylish as the Nexus 4 was, its rear glass panel was too fragile; in fact, two of our own review units cracked quite easily.

Speaking of oil, the rear glass panel on the Galaxy S8 and S8 + is not treated with an oleophobic coating like the front, so prepare for a permanent layer of grease and grime unless you plan to use a case.

In - fact, to be accurate, we have been witnessing rumours that suggest a so - called «glass sandwich» design, which comes with a metal frame in between front and rear glass panels, according a recent report published on GSMArena.

As Apple has proved over the years, premium design can go a long way to deciding a smartphone's success, and the Galaxy S6's front and rear glass panels, combined with its metal unibody, has ramped up the appeal.

A few drops can crack and shatter the rear glass panel, and it's a fingerprint magnet besides.

The rear glass panel has a titanium frame which provides a better resistance to it.

The rear glass panel has an identical curve to the front, making the whole phone more symmetrical than the S7 Edge (both pieces of glass are now Gorilla Glass 5).

The camera lens now protrudes a tiny bit, but that could be seen as a good thing when you consider the lens flare issues that plagued last year's Pixels as a result of the camera being embedded under the rear glass panel.

Let's remember that the Galaxy S7 phones are water and dust resistant as they are IP68 certified, so a special water protective tape has been applied to the back of the front and rear glass panels of each phone, additionally, all of the ports have been made with anticorrosive materials and feature a Gore lining.

Also helping the handling experience of the Galaxy Note 5 are its sharper edges, compared to the more rounded corners and side of the iPhone, along with the fact that the rear glass panel comes with curves along the sides, that help the device feel more secure in the hand.

They went for an iPhone 4 / 4S look with a rear glass panel.

The 5.5 - incher rocks both front and rear glass panels, as well as a metal frame, with 2.5 D «contouring» and an elegant fingerprint scanner replacing that annoying volume rocker on the back.

The devices will include 2.5 D curved glass on the front, as well as the rear glass panels.

The glass / metal design brings curved edges along the sides and top / bottom of the phone, and that applies to both the front and rear glass panels.

Both the front and rear glass panels have been curved for both aesthetic reasons and for comfort in the hand.

The front and back of the phone are covered with Corning's latest Gorilla Glass, and beneath the rear glass panel lies a wonderfully detailed pattern that catches the light and draws the eye.

The rear glass panel has curved edges much like the front of the S6 Edge (and now Edge +).

The dramatically skinnier side bezels are the most obvious difference when looking at the phone from the front, while on the rear the glass panel that covers the camera array offers an appealing flourish.

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.

Be careful, though, as both Plus models come with front and rear glass panels and the tablets are just 7 mm thick (the white tablets in these images are Plus versions).

The rear glass panel is surrounded by a metal edge, for what OnePlus hopes is a very premium feel.

According to OnLeaks, the back features twin cameras in a vertical orientation for better depth sensing for AR; facial recognition and iris scanning; IP68 water resistance; an 18.5:9 aspect ratio display, similar to that found on the Samsung Galaxy S8; and rear glass panel to support wireless charging.

The design follows that of the Mi 5 — curved glass back and metal frame — though the rear glass panel now curves along all the edges, which Xiaomi says was made possible using «four - sided 3D glass.»

Inside, it's revealed that the rear glass panel houses the modular fingerprint sensor, with a short cable tying it to the motherboard that pulls free safely with the rear panel.

Overall, the mockup looks pretty slick — the rear glass panel in particular could go a long way in making Apple's 10th anniversary iPhone stand out.

It has a rear glass panel to add to its luxury design, and it comes with a fingerprint sensor.

There's curved glass on the back, and a band of metal around its sides to join the front and rear glass panels.

However, it's not a bad - looking phone, mirroring the iconic looks of the original Pixel phone, including the rear glass panel and fingerprint scanner.