Sentences with phrase «sides of one's phone»

The volume button sits on the right side of the phone right near the power button and exists as a rocker rather than two separate buttons.

This image, however, fits with a recent leak we've seen, so it's possible we know the design of the front side of this phone as well.

The power button on the right hand side of the phone is easy to reach with your thumb, while the volume rocker sits just above it and again is easy to tap.

There is a fingerprint scanner on the back side of the phone in the image.

Two - stage camera shutter / convenience key on the lower right side of the phone with volume up / down buttons towards the top of the right side.

I've been guilty of this myself when I was on the other side of the phone call.

There are images of the rear side of the phone as well, complete with its ugly side.

The right side of the phone houses a power button that's situated just above the center point, while the volume rocker rests above that.

The headphone jack is present on the bottom side of the phone.

There is customizable key present on the right side of the phone as well!

The right side and the bottom parts don't feature any buttons or ports, which means the 3.5 mm audio jack has been placed on the top side of the phone.

Apart from their display size, the front sides of the phones look identical.

In other areas, it's a wash: battery capacities are comparable, and both handsets have excellent fingerprint scanners, though on opposite sides of the phone.

Yet despite its thickness, the front and sides of the phone feel relatively high end, especially with the metal frame and rounded corners.

The volume buttons align with the top and bottom of the power button even though they aren't on the same side of the phone.

So the software side of this phone is definitely good for the Moto Z2 Play, very little to complain about here.

You may not notice at first, but the red strip on the right side of the phone hides a volume rocker.

The right side of the phone features the power button along with the volume rocker.

However, the issue that pops up is that different manufacturers put the volume rocker on different sides of the phone.

Because the phone is so wide, it's hard (or impossible, depending on hand size) to reach the far side of the phone with one thumb.

Meanwhile, the right side of the phone appears to only have the power button.

A focus on simplicity, narrow bezels, scratch and drop resistance will help dictate the physical side of the phone's design.

By default, long pressing this button on the left side of the phone launches the camera app, and you can use the volume rocker as a nice tactile shutter button.

Having such a sharply curved edge on just one side of the phone introduces some interesting usability questions, particularly for people who hold the phone in their left hand.

The fingerprint scanner is now found on the right side of the phone alongside the volume keys.

If you're left handed, you'll be pleased to know that you can switch it to the left side of your phone too.

Well, if I really had to list something as a really, really negative side of this phone, it would be its availability.

The body is made of metal, and the glass on the front has a 2.5 D curved effect, blending in perfectly with the rounded sides of the phone.

The lock button and volume rocker are on the right hand side of the phone.

A fingerprint scanner is also located on the back side of this phone, and the device is made out of metal and glass.

Just press the power button the right side and the volume up or down button on the left side of the phone at the same time.

The company logo is visible on both the back and front side of the phone.

On the other side of the phone is the weird dock connector, which looks and feels terrible.

The rear side of the phone is a little too glossy because of the glass, and it attracts plenty of fingerprints, but that's a problem with most flagship smartphones these days.

The USB 2.0 port for charging has been placed on the bottom side of the phone.

Having all buttons on the same side of the phone is generally a better design, as it gives the phone a place to rest when watching videos without pressing buttons on accident.

The right side of the phone features the power button, while the left side, there's the volume button.

Both phones were dropped from shoulder height but were positioned in a way that the concrete would smash against different sides of the phones: the back, side, and screen.

Active Edge feature - Start Google Assistant by squeezing sides of the phone (Hi HTC!)

A cool feature is you can color code your favorite contacts, and that color will appear on side of your phone when they call you.

The back side of the phone also looks quite interesting, unlike anything we've seen thus far, this handset actually reminds us of some rugged smartphones that were introduced in China lately.

There is a SIM card tray which pops out from the left side of the phone while the right side carries the volume rocker and the power button.

The left side of the phone holds the hybrid SIM card slot that can accept one SIM and another SIM / microSD card.

Back in the hardware section we talked about the new priority mode slider included on the left side of the phone for easy toggling.

Interestingly though, Samsung has placed a mono speaker on the ride side of the phone instead of the underside.

The back we think is the slightly weaker side of the phone in design terms — it houses the 13.0 - megapixel shooter (in a rather larger circle), flanked by an LED flash on the top left corner, and on the same side near the base is a speaker grille.

«I want to be on the other side of the phone call.»