Sentences with phrase «render images of the device»

The folks over SamMobile have received a couple of render images of the device from a tipster.

Ahead of the launch, Droid Life has put out storage variants, colour options, and pricing details of the upcoming smartphones along with rendered images of the devices.

Not exact matches

Images from the Chinese telecommunications regulator TENAA and leaked renders show that the upcoming handset will likely retain the physical keyboard of its predecessor, the BlackBerry KEYone, although it is likely that the display of the newer device will have an aspect ratio longer than 3:2.

Following the leaked set of renders showing the BlackBerry KeyTwo from angles, some new hands - on images purporting to be of the upcoming BlackBerry device have appeared online and reaffirm the design differences over the BlackBerry KeyOne.

The Huawei MediaPad M5 10 (Pro) surfaced yesterday in a couple of renders, though the device was encased in a Keyboard Folio Cover, well, some new images just surfaced, showing off the Huawei MediaPad M5 10 (Pro) without a case.

«We are excited to partner with Pixel Qi to bring their innovative display technology to market,» stated Adam Zhang, VP and President at ZTE Mobile Broadband Device before further adding: «It brings a new level of performance to our family of tablet PC's, rendering excellent images under any light conditions.»

In Microsoft Word, I've found it easiest to place images in a separate paragraph all by themselves to avoid the jumping around of text or images that can occur when rendered on a variety of electronic device screen sizes.

Alleged render images and specs of the yet to be announced Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 Plus ala Galaxy S Tab device have popped up online.

The Kindle Fire acts as a small store for commonly used files, but «we've extended that with the Amazon computing cloud to offer a virtually limitless cache for the common files images, cascading style sheets, JavaScripts that are used to render the web pages you use every day... that's all atop Amazon computing utility systems so it doesn't take a single byte of storage from the device itself,» Joe Jenkins, the director of software development for Amazon Silk, said on the video.

Don't let that deter you, though, as Sony's use of subpixel rendering helps sharpen the PlayStation VR's image before it's transmitted to the device, meaning images are crisper than you'd expect from lower - resolution display.

However, the possible refresh rate (the amount of images per second that the screen can display) is slightly higher on PlayStation VR, and the device displays more subpixels than its PC competitors which leads to a reduction in the «screen door» effect, which sometimes renders the spaces between pixels visible on a VR display.

The device interacts with the surroundings in similar ways, connecting with compatible smartphones to render text, symbols and images into the wearer's field of view.

The device will connect to compatible smartphones, allowing text to be rendered, and symbols and images to be shown in your field of view...

To date we have seen plenty of device renders, case renders, images of parts, dummy models, and more.

Samsung is planning to unveil its next - generation smartphones, the Galaxy S9 and S9 +, at an event that's set to take place at Mobile World Congress on February 25, but ahead of that date, several images have leaked depicting the South Korean company's new flagship device.Noted leaker Evan Blass, aka @evleaks, has shared several renders of the new Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9 + on Twitter, along with details about what to expect from the device that will compete directly with Apple's own iPhone X. Galaxy S9 Samsung's two new smartphones will continue to use the same general design as the Galaxy S8 devices, with slim bezels and a near edge - to - edge Super AMOLED display.

Android Central used the recently leaked Pixel and Pixel XL press renders to compare them to last year's Nexus devices — as seen in the image at the top of this post.

It hasn't even shared any real - life images of the Essential Home, but it did post a few renders online that show the device in action.

The image renders, posted on Twitter by tipster Evan Blass confirm Apple iPhone X-style notch above the display of the three devices as well as three rear cameras for Huawei P20 Pro.

The Huawei MediaPad M5 10 (Pro) surfaced yesterday in a couple of renders, though the device was encased in a Keyboard Folio Cover, well, some new images just surfaced, showing off the Huawei MediaPad M5 10 (Pro) without a case.

Alas, a very trustworthy source of factory CAD - based renders of unreleased devices just produced a bunch of images starring the Galaxy S9 and S9 + with rear - mounted fingerprint scanners, and as it turns out, that «top five OEM» is Vivo after all.

We first saw leaked images of the Gear Fit 2 about a month ago and renders of the device have leaked multiple times since then.

We don't have an actual render of the upcoming device just yet, but a semi-credible mockup and third - party case image «confirm» the presence of an Infinity Display.

If they all prove to be true, along with some render leaks and even hands - on images of both phones, then we know pretty much all there is to know about the upcoming flagship devices.

The biggest Samsung Galaxy S8 leak surfaced Tuesday as tech informant, Evan Blass shared an image, which is believed to be a press render of the device directly from Samsung.

We also got to see the device in the high quality press renders and now, the live images of the all - new blue colored Moto X4 are leaked online.

With a leaked set of specifications already for both devices, leaked images for the Mate 10 (including renders) and now leaked render images for the Mate 10 Pro the devices both look promising.

Ahead of the launch, tipster Evan Blass has put out image renders of the two devices, giving us a good look at the design.

The leaked pictures today are not realistic renders but are live images of the device.

Now, we get to see the first official renders of both devices, thanks to images released by Evan Blass.

The upcoming OnePlus 5T has been subjected to a fairly large number of unofficial renders based on some previously leaked images and other clues, and in more recent news, an even cleaner 3D render said to depict the top half of the device was passed along on Twitter by industry insider Evan Blass.

Leaked images have already offered us a sneak preview of what Google's next Nexuses will look like, and now a series of videos is offering us renders of the device that are based on its allegedly leaked schematics.

Here is the image of the official final render of the device, and the good thing is we can clearly see that the device comes with the in - screen fingerprint scanner and no wonder why but comes with just a single rear camera.

The new image below shows a press render of the device from the front, rear, and sides.

The render looks almost identical to last month's leaked images of the Huawei - made device, including the rear fingerprint sensor and camera hump, and dual front - facing speakers.

We saw Samsung's upcoming Galaxy A5 in leaked images yesterday, and today a few more images of the device have surfaced online, this time in the form of press renders.

It is hard to see the rest of the metal body in this image, but otherwise the device is nearly identical to descriptions and device renders from Android Police.

Two other images focus on the Grey model, and from the leaked renders, it will likely come with a rear made out of metal along with a brushed metal finishing, which should give the device a premium feeling.

The image that can be seen below is a cropped version of one of Google's Pixel 2 XL promotional renders and shows how the device will display the battery level of the Pixel Buds once it detects the earbuds and offers to connect with them, though it's possible that the smartphone will handle third - party accessories in a different manner, especially if they don't bear the «Made For Google» certification.

Now, thanks to a set of new renders from a case manufacturer, we are getting fresh images of the device, showing off its secondary display.

The notable difference in this image compared to that of previously leaked renders is the home button, which is not as round and resembles the button on Samsung Galaxy devices.

Having said that, if you take a look at the provided images down below, you will be able to see a number of additional renders of the device, while some info leaked as well, and we've even embedded a video down below which shows off the device listed on the company's website.