Sentences with phrase «smartphone in question»

It has been reported that the dimensions for this particular smartphone in question are 129.5 x 64.5 x 9.4 mm.

The leaked specifications of the Sony E5663 hint that the mysterious smartphone in question could be the successor of the Xperia Z3 Compact i.e. the Xperia Z4 Compact owing to the 4.6 - inch screen size.

According to a post on the official Sony Xperia Product blog, the most interesting of the new highlights hitting the smartphones in question is the glove mode, a feature that allows users to work their touchscreen device even with heavy mitts on.

The smartphone in question is the flagship Android handset from Google and Samsung which was the first to launch with the ICS OS as well.

The smartphone in question happens to be first AT&T device to enter the US with Android Jelly Bean and a quad core processor.

Coming back to the smartphone in question, the Reliance Digital LYF Flame 6 is among the cheapest smartphones available in India that support 4G and VoLTE.

Although the smartphone in question runs the Ice Cream Sandwich platform tweaked with Sense 4.0, it should be receiving the Jelly Bean update soon.

If so, the smartphone in question would be the first Google - branded device to officially land in the country.

His second company, named Essential Products Inc. will be launching the smartphone in question, along with «a suite of consumer hardware products, including ones for the mobile and smart home.»

The smartphone in question is the W2018 and it's a flip phone!

The smartphone in question is, Mate 10, which could be launched in October.

The smartphone in question is rocking an ARM processor that is likely Apple's A11 Bionic CPU with 3 GB of RAM.

A wealth of leaks has been ascribed recently to the smartphone in question, as with any hyped smartphone nowadays.

The smartphone in question carries the model number SM - G888N0.

Dave Burke, Google vice president of engineering for Android, said during the keynote that in order for a device to be Daydream - certified, the smartphone in question needs to conform to «lots of rules» before being able to be deemed virtual reality ready.

The two smartphones in question were first reported in October when the company registered the two phones under a Russian regulatory body.

Last week, Sony had requested the FCC to dismiss a particular grant for one of its upcoming smartphones, stating a «design change» as the reason for the move, though the extent of the redesign remains unclear, especially if the smartphone in question is expected to be unveiled next week.

The ZTE Zmax Pro is the smartphone in question here.

After all, the smartphone in question isn't the Galaxy S8, and all signs are pointing to the company offering a Galaxy S8 - like design in its Galaxy Note 8.

The smartphone in question, however, is currently in its prototyping phase, although Rubin is intent on putting it in parallel ranks where the iPhone and the Pixel flagships sit atop.