Sentences with phrase «sensors in its nexus»

It's always done that to some extent — this past year, it included fingerprint sensors in its Nexus devices, helping to usher them in as almost - standard features on new Android phones.

According to other bits of code, the fingerprint sensor in the Nexus 6 should have offered support for swiping movements of the finger, unlike Apple's Touch ID sensor in the home button, which requires a stationary tap.

Not exact matches

Of course, I could use the flat surface of my finger, but I have to hold the Axon 7 (and any phone with a rear - facing fingerprint sensor, like the latest Nexus phones) in an awkward position to do so.

The Galaxy S6 has a few features not found on the Nexus 6P — it is Samsung Pay ready, its fingerprint sensor is PayPal certified, includes a built - in IR blaster, and includes a heart rate monitor, an oxygen saturation sensor, and wireless charging for both Qi and PMA standards.

Both smartphones have a non-removable battery, although the 3450mAh size in the Nexus 6P is larger than the 2700mAh in the Mate S and both devices sport a fingerprint sensor.

Let's be honest, the Google Nexus 7 in 2012 set the tone by not even having a rear camera, having only a pretty terrible 1.2 MP front facing sensor.

5 - megapixel sensor in tow, the Google Nexus 10 doesn't seem set to trump smartphones, though needs to be at least respectable to fend off tablet competition from Apple and Asus.

When holding the handset in a landscape stance to play app - based games, the Google Nexus 4's light sensor falls under the hand, causing the device to frequently, unnecessarily, and rather annoyingly, auto adjust the screen's brightness.

In addition, Nexus S features a gyroscope sensor to provide a smooth, fluid gaming experience when the user is tilting the device up or down or panning the phone to the left or right.

The Xperia X Performance is a Sony lover's device, but the FHD, plastic feeling metal, and no US fingerprint sensor do it in for me, and I pick the Nexus 6P as the winner of this comparison.

The Google Nexus 6 was going to have a fingerprint sensor, but Apple forced a change in the phone's design, the ex-CEO of Motorola claims.

The P20 isn't the first handset to experiment with such a pixel size; e.g. Huawei already released a handset with a comparably large sensor two and a half years ago, having debuted it in the the Nexus 6P.

After switching from Nexus 6P to HTC 10 though, I realized front or rear - facing doesn't matter in this context — you can just as easily prep your front - facing fingerprint sensor while the device is still in your pocket.

Google's Nexus Imprint Sensor is introduced in the Nexus 6P and Nexus 5X, and it works a lot like other biometric fingerprint sensors out there, including Apple's Touch ID home button.

It could also have easily stood for «Photos», considering the Nexus 6P camera benefits from a 12.3 - megapixel (MP) sensor that does a better job than many other cameras in low light; «Power», as the device uses USB - C for fast charging; or «Performance», given the top - of - the - line specs and inclusion of Android Oreo.

The Nexus 5 (2015) is also expected to receive a bumped up camera in the form of a 16 - Megapixel or the 20.7 - Megapixel sensor and it will also come with features like dual LED flash and laser autofocus.

Despite the entry - level price tag, Motorola has included a large camera on the back of the device, and it's the same Sony IMX214 sensor found in Google's flagship Nexus 6.

Speaking of fingerprint sensors, Google's «Imprint» branding is said to remain, but it is currently being referenced under different iterations: LG has called the feature «Nexus Imprint» in its software (the LG - made Nexus 5X featured that branding) while HTC is using the contemporary «Pixel Imprint».

Its future - proof in other areas, though, with a fingerprint sensor, the USB - C connection and the lightweight and thin design if you can't handle the larger Nexus 6P or its higher price.

The Nexus 6P features a 12.3 MP sensor with an f / 2.0 aperture, and instead of a larger megapixel count, the focus was on pixel size, 1.55 µm pixels in this case.

I love the phone's camera which has same sensor (sony imx377) as Nexus 6p which takes unmatchable photos both in low and normal light conditions with laser autofocus, dual flash.

In fact, it unlocks the Nexus 6P faster than the Apple's Touch ID sensor unlocks an iPhone 6S Plus and took just eight seconds to register each finger, not 24 seconds.

The important takeaway here is that HTC's latest smartphone features camera sensor pixels that are the same size as the ones found in the sensor used by the Nexus 6P, which is to say the two phones have the largest camera sensor pixels found on any smartphones currently on the market.

The fact that HTC is in charge of making the 5 - inch Google Nexus 2016 phone hasn't changed a thing about the location of the fingerprint sensor in relation to last year's 5X.

The fingerprint sensor is present on the physical front button in S7 Edge while the Nexus 6P has it on the backside.

While the Nexus 5X shares the same sensor, the Nexus 6P brings a few additional features like higher frame rate in slow - motion video (240 fps), burst - shooting capability, and electronic image stabilization.

The camera sensors are fairly close in size — Nexus 6 uses a 13MP and Galaxy Alpha uses 12MP, but they are still different and we will discuss that in the individual assessments.

The Nexus 6's design will be similar to LG G3, with Google rumored to be in advanced talks to Asian fingerprint sensor suppliers.

The Nexus 5X (like the Nexus 6P) features a 12.3 MP camera, whose sensor features 1.55 micron pixels that are larger than the typical smartphone camera fare, thus allowing in more light in challenging situations.

The sensor is the same one that Motorola used in the Nexus 6 and it features a HDR mode plus it is capable of shooting 1080p video.

The new Moto G uses the same sensor as the Nexus 6 and the OnePlus One, which are flagship devices, and this is going to be in a $ 179 device?

Motorola is using the same 13 megapixel camera sensor with f / 2.0 aperture in the Moto G that it chose for last year's Nexus 6 phone.

Nexus devices were never known for their excellence in picture taking, however, the Nexus 6 actually has a decent main camera this time around with a 13MP sensor, autofocus, a dual - LED flash ring that literary circles around the lens.

Motorola started taking cameras more seriously ever since their Nexus 6 model and really improved the 21MP camera in the Droid Turbo 2 by using a new sensor, added a larger f / 2.0 aperture, phase detection autofocus and a dual - tone LED flash with a 5MP FFC for selfies and video chatting.

It will also allow for in - app purchases within apps from retailers such as Target and Dunkin Donuts, and if you opt for one of Google's new Nexus phones (the 5X and 6P), making a purchase is as simple as touching the phone's rear mounted fingerprint sensor.

Additionally, back - mounted fingerprint sensors are growing in popularity, with high - end smartphones such as the LG V20, Google Pixel and Pixel XL, along with veteran phones such as the Huawei Nexus 6P utilizing the same.

That makes a lot of sense too since this is the 13 - megapixel Sony Exmor IMX214 sensor, a sensor that's been used in many higher priced phones in the past like the Xiaomi Mi4, OnePlus One and Nexus 6 to name a few.

In terms of cameras, the Huawei Nexus 6P comes equipped with a 12.3 - megapixel rear camera with a Sony sensor and laser detect Autofocus.

The clip highlights the main features of the Nexus 5, as suggested in numerous leaks so far, including dual stereo speakers on the front side, a protruding main camera on the rear, a fingerprint sensor placed right below the camera and a USB Type - C port on the bottom.

Android Police has been able to relay from its readers that the Nexus 6P joins the 5X and the Pixel phones in gaining the fingerprint sensor gesture for the notification shade.

We know that Motorola's Nexus 6 had a fingerprint sensor at this location in its earliest prototypes, but Google ended up holding off on those software features for a year.

One of the missing feature in the Nexus 6 is the presence of Fingerprint sensor, which already comes in Apple iPhone and Samsung Galaxy smartphones.

Both handsets have been featured in numerous image leaks, with reports saying the new Nexus smartphones will both bring new features including fingerprint sensors and a USB Type - C connector.

The Nexus 5X comes with a 12.3 - megapixel Sony Exmor IMX377 CMOS sensor, which is 1/2.3» in size and comes with 1.55 µm pixels.

It features the same horizontal antenna line first used in 2013's One M7 and a center placement of what's expected to be the same 12MP Sony camera sensor that is used in the Nexus 6P.

Originally announced in September, the Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P both sport fingerprint sensor and a USB - C port and come preloaded with Android 6.0 Marshmallow.

Thanks to oversampling — the combining of several pixels into a single one to improve quality in high - resolution sensors — low - light photos are better than many of its competitors like the Galaxy S5, but the Xperia Z3 lacks the optical image stabilization of the iPhone 6 Plus, Galaxy Note 4 or Nexus 6.

This was criticized by some, and we'll cover it in more detail later in the review, but for now let's just say that regardless of its (relatively) low megapixel count, it's still a sizeable step up in quality from the 5MP sensor of the Nexus S. Also, like many high - end smartphones, Google's new baby features a 1.3 MP front - facing camera for video calls, or using the face unlock feature.

They noted during the event in late July that this is the same sensor as what the Nexus 6 has.

In fact, Motorola CEO Dennis Woodside revealed the reason their Nexus 6 didn't include a fingerprint sensor was the fact that Authentec was purchased by Apple.