Sentences with phrase «side power button»

There is a thin metal frame surrounding the Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact and while it looks very similar to the Xperia Z2 Tablet, the new device takes a few style tips from the Xperia Z3 smartphone with a slightly rounder edge and reduced metal detailing, plus the signature side power button of course.

The Xperia XA1 Plus slots in between the XA1 and XA1 Ultra in terms of size, but where the previous models offered the older style circular side - mounted power button and no fingerprint sensor, the XA1 Plus adopts the newer oval - shaped side power button with a built - in fingerprint sensor, like the XZ1 and XZ1 Compact that it launches alongside.

There's obviously no sign of a rear - mounted fingerprint reader, as a few fishy prototype pics suggested at one point, with the biometric sensor instead most definitely embedded into that signature side power button.

The right side power button is slightly etched, presumably to help you locate it by touch alone, but I didn't find that this helped much.

While the Xperia X adopts design cues from the flagship Xperia Z5 with its oblong side power button and built - in fingerprint sensor, the Xperia XA follows some cues from the previous Xperia Z devices.

The designs are overall more than familiar, the hidden backs still allegedly made of glass, but the side power buttons may also work as security - enhancing fingerprint recognition systems.

And it has a fingerprint scanner underneath the side power button, something Sony has failed to deliver in the US.

As far as biometrics, Apple could take inspiration from Android makers and re-introduce Touch ID for this year's iPhones, possibly implemented in a side power button.

What we did find to be a drag was the new camera launcher shortcut, moved from double - clicking the now non-existent physical home button to the side power button — you may miss capturing a Kodak moment until you retrain your muscle memory and find a case that doesn't make hitting the side buttons so difficult.

For a long time, Sony made the side power button of its Xperia phones double as a fingerprint scanner, but the company always disabled that functionality in the United States.

The left - side volume down button rests slightly above the alignment of the right - side power button, avoiding situations where turning on the phone would inadvertently lower the volume.

Before I move on, I got to give Sony props for their blazing fast fingerprint scanner, which is conveniently located at the side power button, and offers great accuracy and speed, fastest in class.

There's still a fingerprint sensor built into the side power button, though instead of small circular speakers, the whole forehead and chin is covered with tiny holes.

Since the iPhone X doesn't have a Home button, that function has been taken by the side power button.

Both phones are powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon 810 SoC, 3 GB of RAM, 32 GB of internal storage with a microSD slot for expansion, a new 23 - MP camera with uber - fast autofocus (more on that in a second), waterproofing and a side power button with an incorporated fingerprint reader.

In addition, the side power button and volume buttons are exposed for easy access.

It's an especially big deal (for a bad reason) because the side power button is equidistant to the volume down and up buttons.

Rounding things out is a dual 12MP camera setup around back, an 8MP shooter up front, and a fingerprint scanner on the side power button.

Both feature the signature Xperia design features, including large bezels at the top and bottom of the display, a side power button and a rear camera lens in the top left corner.

Exactly what it sounds like, when enabled the watch will neither sound nor light up when receiving notifications, and Always - On Display will be disabled, making it necessary to manually hold the side power button to turn it off and check the screen.