Sentences with phrase «seems like the battery life»

I'll have to try it some more and update here afterwards, but so far it seems like the battery life has improved.

Asus, HP, and Lenovo are all preparing devices, and it seems like battery life will be a key selling point.

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Unfortunately, it seems like all those features might make take a toll on the iWatch's battery life.

In areas like the speakers and battery life, Amazon seems to have «pulled an Apple».

The increased resolution doesn't seem to have affected the battery life, though: like other e-paper displays, it's super-long, at least a week or two.

It's faster despite having better battery life, its pair of cameras are markedly better than those found in the previous touch and its new matte aluminum exterior certainly seems like it will prove rather more durable in the long - run.

The Paranoid Android developers have worked on all aspects of the Android 4.2.1 and it seems like with this new ROM you will also get better battery life and a better Android experience.

Truthfully, quad - core seems like overkill and would probably hurt battery life so I'd expected the latter.

4 / 5 Laptopmag thinks the display looks better than the current iPad's display, thinks it's a better multitasking tablet than other Android tablets or the iPad, sees a lot of productivity potential in the S - Pen and its features — but as cons lists a battery life that seems to be a little poor (compared to iPad 4), experience lag on simple tasks like rotating the tablet, and like everyone else thinks it has a high price.

That with a 1500mAh battery on the newer webos which seems to be very good on battery life judging by the veer and its tiny battery seems like a win to me.

If it can maintain the same level of battery life that RIM is famous for, the Bold Touch SEEMS like it could be the dream device.

Wifi seems to be the biggest influencer of battery life on newer devices like the Bold 9900/9930.

My 2 year old 7» Tab 2 seems a bit long in the tooth and the battery life seems half what it was originally so I wanted to upgrade to this - now on sale just about everywhere for $ 169 - for the following reasons: Kit Kat 4.4 vs 4.2.2 (Samsung update w / no multiuser account settings) quad core vs dual core 1200x800 HD screen res vs old 1024x600 1.5 GB RAM vs 1 GB This review overall is not too good, but I like $ 169 as a price point better than last years 7» Nexus or 7» Fire HDX for $ 229.

The Nintendo Switch size comparison compared to the Wii U definitely makes it seem like the Switch is the more portable console; while the Switch's own gamepad doesn't have as much of a battery life as the Wii U's gamepad does, its ability to slot into the console's dock will likely make it much more portable if you're taking the console to, say, a friend's house.

The bike weighs in at 28 kg (~ 62 pounds), so it doesn't seem like a good fit for those who have multiple flights of stairs to contend with daily, but it features dual disc brakes for stopping power, and the motor has 5 levels of pedal assist to choose from, which can help riders conserve battery life on longer outings.

A previous version of this rechargeable aluminum battery was found to be efficient and to have a long life, but it also employed an expensive electrolyte, whereas the latest iteration of the aluminum battery uses urea as the base for the electrolyte, which is already produced in large quantities for fertilizer and other uses (it's also a component of urine, but while a pee - based home battery might seem like just the ticket, it's probably not going to happen any time soon).

Unlike some of its competition, the device offers a decent camera — a feature that most budget handsets seem to ignore in favor of things like battery life.

Checking our battery status, it seems like HTC's Super LCD 2 screen — perhaps unsurprisingly — was also to blame for a life span that didn't last a full workday.

It's meant to be portable, but considering the size and the 5 hour battery life it seems more like it was meant for home offices or conference rooms.

That may not seem like a big deal at first, but the colors really pop on this screen, and the Axon 7 also has improved battery life as a result of the change.

After doing months of research and waiting for other models to come out, I was just about to pull the trigger on purchasing the XPS 12 since it seems like the best, most balanced ultrabook out there: Good keyboard, premium build, very good battery life, «tablet functionality», and a great screen with the just - right FHD resolution since it seems like going with a high resolution Windows ultrabook is not practical and dings the battery life.

Sony gives you a bit of a humblebrag meter under the battery icon with the notification quick settings expanded that estimates hours of life remaining — it so frequently estimates over 10 hours left, even when at something like 30 % battery, that it seems like it's lying... but it's actually true.

This seems like a stylish device which would come from Apple and it could solve the poor battery life and remove physical controls.

Overall, the Pebble Time looks like a fresh take on smartwatch interfaces, and the color ePaper screen seems to provide a good compromise between image quality and long battery life.

Initially this may seem like an issue, but in my usage I found the Moto G's battery life to be excellent.

It seems like we've been waiting for Sharp IGZO technology to solve all of our battery life problems forever now.

The company seems to be on the right track fixing one of the two most annoying smartphone issues you might be currently dealing with — including built - in storage and battery life — but its solution isn't necessarily something you're going to immediately like.

«It seems like the iPhone X doesn't get as long battery life during the day.

The Charge 2 tracks steps, sleep, workouts, and food through its excellent iOS, Android, and Windows apps, automatically adding them to the cloud through a sustained Bluetooth connection that, like the heart rate monitor, doesn't seem to negatively affect battery life.

While Siri is a little faster on the Series 3 model, and cellular service seems like a boon, multiple reviewers encountered buggy connectivity issues, and others found that using the wearable's new LTE modem crippled its battery life.

Although it seems like a decent value, the On5's sluggish performance, very limited storage and short battery life make this a phone to skip.

The Charge 2 tracks steps, sleep, workouts, and food through its excellent Android app, automatically adding them to the cloud through a sustained Bluetooth connection that, like the heart rate monitor, doesn't seem to negatively affect battery life.

Also, the solar - charging sapphire display seems like a more ideal solution for the iWatch, as it would mean that your smartwatch would get charged to extend battery life whenever you step out.

It seems like every new OS release and every new phone talks about better battery life, improvements to applications running in the background, and other things, but rarely do we see a phone meet or exceed expectations without dire consequences to user experience.

It's taken a while; many consumers can not afford to switch to newer devices right away if they've already spent on a phone from earlier this year, but it does seem like the bad battery life phase for Android Lollipop - powered smartphones is finally at a much welcome end.

Vivofit Jr. is waterproof, boasts a one - year battery life, and generally seems like a solid device for its $ 79.99 price tag.

That's also only $ 50 to $ 60 more than the non-smartwatch versions of these watches, which seems like a good deal if you want to have a watch that looks like a classic timepiece but has additional functionality of movement tracking and notifications — plus great battery life.

Whether or not AirPods are worth their $ 159 price tag seems to depend on whether you can settle for EarPods - quality audio for the few advantages AirPods bring, like simple pairing, decent battery life, and a completely wireless experience.

The iPhone 8 Plus comes with relatively smaller 2691mAh battery that does seem small on paper for a big device like this but certainly shines in real life usage with a superb onscreen time of up to 6h.

The projector seems to be better placed than the previous version... but i'm not sure the price can be justified considering it runs a mobile operating system and their none pro version (slightly lower specs, same battery life, no projector) is only $ 199... Hopefully they will bring the 3rd gen out with windows (like they did with the other ones)... what would be better is if the windows version had the projector because then it would be very useful in meetings and for office workers etc