Sentences with phrase «rounded edges of the phone»

In patent figure 8 noted below we're able to see the rounded edges of the phone and a slightly recessed top side.

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On both phones the antennae is incorporated into the stainless band that wraps round the edge, and famously on the iPhone 4 this lead to problems when the phone was held such that your hand or fingers covered the thin strips of black plastic that seperated the aerial into segments.

Pantech isn't known for their cutting edge phones «round these parts, but that will soon change with their upcoming Vega LTE line that recognizes touchless gestures using its front facing camera, like a miniature version of Microsoft's Kinect.

Teaser images of the device's rounded edges and slicker lines have been leaked at Tech In Style, and a more mystical - looking than mystery - building Facebook fan page asks, «Break The Rules: Pad or Phone?»

His concept appears to be keeping to the rounded edges of the iPhone's design and the dual - tone colors for the top and bottom portions of the phone.

That mobile phone was more of a consumer product than a business phone, with its friendly rounded edges and 32 GB of memory for music and video.

It's ok for the 4 inch phone to have rounded or sharp edges but not for 4.7 inch devices because of ergnonomics.

But they rounded the edges because of the size of the phone.

The front of the phone is covered with a 2.5 D scratch resistant glass panel that provides some protection and a touch of style with the finger - friendly smooth, rounded edges.

Throw in the little touches — for example, the rounded edges on the G6's display, which LG says help mimic the phone's outer curves while also increasing its durability — and it all adds up to an extra layer of sophistication for the company's gorgeous new flagship.

The edges of the phone are rounded off, allowing it to sit comfortably in the hand and offering plenty of grip compared to previous Motorola phones.

The edges are rounded and curved, and the front portion of the phone is shiny metal and comes with a screen guard attached.

Still, Samsung has the edge in a well - rounded set of features: it supports Qi and PMA wireless charging; it's IP68 water and dust resistant; and it's a true gigabit phone, supporting speeds up to 1 gigabit per second.

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.

In many ways, the S8 visually resembles a combination of the S7 and the Note 7 thanks to its rounded edges and all - around curved display, though it's the phone's bezel-less «Infinity Display» that makes it stand out from other flagships.

The front of the phone is an all - glass display with rounded edges.

Both phones also have a new body design with rounded edges, instead of the straight edges on the iPhone 5S.

The weight distribution of the phone is perfect, and the rounded edges at the back allow the phone to fit snugly in your palm.

The Galaxy S6 is the better buy it you're looking for an all - round powerhouse, but if you have the extra money and fancy owning a phone your can wave in the face of your iPhone - owning chums then the Edge has the ability to turn them green with envy.

Actually, the overall shape of the device — with its rounded edges, a curved screen and a weight associated with premium phones — is reminiscent of earlier Lumia handsets.

If you're looking for the curved phone variant of this design, the Galaxy S7 isn't competing as closely with the Galaxy S7 Edge as the S6 did with the S6 Edge, with the curved display variant getting a bump in screen size this time round, taking it more into phablet territory.

The phone looks a lot like its predecessor, but comes a rounded frame instead of bevelled edges that we saw with the previous Xperia range.

The bottom edges of the phone feel nice in the hand as they're rounded off; however this highlights the fact that the top edges are squared and quite sharp, and don't feel — or look — good at all.

The edges are more round than in past OnePlus devices, and the placement of the camera array at the back of the phone in the corner doesn't do any favors for OnePlus in the unique phone design department.

The phone looks beautiful and the edges are more rounded than with the case of the LG G5, but there is still no curved dual - edge display as many would have expected.

Earlier rumors suggested that the edges of the phone's large Super AMOLED display might be more squared off, but in these renders it appears as though they're rounded just like the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 +, as can be seen above.

Using the device's leaked specs, Android Police's Liam Spradlin put together a mock image of the purported Nexus 6, which looks like last year's Nexus 5 with the more rounded edges of this year's Motorola Moto X. Sporting a black bezel, the phone appears to have dual front - facing speakers with a power button and volume switch on the right side.

The screen is a 6 - inch IPS LCD with a 1,920 x 1,080 resolution, covered in 2.5 D glass for a slight curve along the edges which blends in nicely with the rest of the phone's subtly rounded aesthetic.

Like its predecessors, the new phone's chassis still appears to carve a rounded silhouette that is tallest at the center point of its top and bottom edges.

Both have curved edges on either side of the phone and rounded sides.

The Pixel Launcher now has a rounded - off edge, matching the look of notification windows that you see when you wake up your phone.

In typical Sony fashion, the design is an evolution of previous Xperia phones consisting of two slabs of glass, a rectangular shape with slightly rounded edges, and a flat top and bottom, with bezels that are larger than what we expect to see in this year's competition.

All around the phones you'll see examples of smoothly - rounded edges (including the screen itself) on the GS7 edge where materials meet, while the OnePlus 2 has a flatter approach on its sides, back and front glass.

The metal chamfered edges are nicely finished, sure, and the plastic antenna stripes at the top and bottom of the phone are, at least, familiar, but overall, the Z1 has the rounded, bubbly feel of a much older phone — a Samsung Galaxy Note 2 from 2012, for example.

The rounded edges and curved corners help the phone feel comfy in the hand, and its overall size of 111 x 47.5 x 11 mm and its weight of 100g mean it's easy to drop into all but the very smallest of pockets.

The Optimus G also has a stainless steel trim that runs around the edge of the phone and really pulls the design together.It feels nice too, with rounded corners, so it sits comfortably in the hand.

Gone are the large bezels and flat edges of past Xperia phones, as they've bee replaced with a narrow 18:9 screen, stunning glass back, and rounded corners.

The edges of the device are rounded, there is not one hard angle on the main body of the phone, which makes it feel really good in the hand.

Zenfone 3s Max looks like a lot of phones out there in the market with the metal unibody; the slightly curved back, rounded edges on top, and 2.5 D glass all over the front.

The rounded edges made it fit particularly well in my small hands, the 169g of mass made the phone feel just right: solid and compact but never tiresome or bloated.

The screen also comes with square edges and the main edges of the phone are rounded, which further makes it a bit weirder, especially after looking at what LG has done with the G6.

As a new iPhone 8 rumor suggests that Apple may have to move the Touch ID sensor to the back of the phone to make room for an edge - to - edge screen, a leaked schematic is now making the rounds that shows off an iPhone which does precisely that.