Sentences with phrase «volume rocker at»

You'll find the power button and volume rocker at the top when in landscape orientation, with a microSD card slot on the left, and the dual speakers to the sides.

Pressing and holding the side button along with the volume buttons (both up and down volume rocker at the same) will also activate the Emergency SOS feature.

The left edge of the Nokia Lumia 620 has absolutely no ports or buttons on it, while the right edge contains all three of the handset's physical buttons, specifically a volume rocker at the top, the power / lock button in the middle and a camera button at the bottom.

You get a volume rocker at the top, followed by the power on / off button in the centre and then a physical camera shutter button - something we're always happy to see on a smartphone.

The top of the left edge houses the SIM and microSD slot, and on the right edge there's the volume rocker at the top, and, on our Graphite Black handset, a rather lovely etched power key edged in red.

Beyond the docking port, it offers a power button and volume rocker at the top (in horizontal orientation) or along the right side (when held vertically).

Beyond the docking port, you have a power button and volume rocker at top (horizontal) or along the right side (vertical).

Just to clear up any potential confusion, LG is clearly positioning the G Pad 8.3 as a portrait device, with power and volume rockers at the top of the right edge, Micro USB on the bottom and a headphone jack up top.

Not exact matches

With the cruise controls at your left thumb, a rocker switch to control your volume on your right thumb and the skip / seek function controlled by buttons placed to the left of a control pad, you'll find yourself frustrated by having to always hunt for the button you're looking for, even though it's right in front of your face.

At the top of the right side is a headphone jack, with a volume rocker and power button just beneath.

The power button and volume rocker are placed at right side while SIM and memory card slots are at the left.

A volume rocker and the power button sit at the top of the chassis.

While holding the tab in landscape mode, at the top edge lies the Power button, Volume rockers and Home button while to the left edge houses the extended ports for DC charging, microUSB, microSD card slot, mini HDMI, 3.5 mm Earphone and MIC.

Physical buttons-wise it is much the same as other Android tablets, with on / off button and volume rocker situated on the edge of the device and the micro USB charging and syncing port found at the bottom next to the headphone jack.

A thick black bezel surrounds the 7 - inch display on the front side, with a volume rocker on the left edge and headphone and microUSB ports at the top.

Most Nexus devices before the Nexus 6 all featured the volume rocker on the left side and power button on the right, meaning you could take a screenshot with one hand by holding down the power and volume down buttons at the same time.

On / Off and volume rocker sit on top of the device in landscape mode with microSD, microUSB and headphones jack on the left edge of the device and the charging / sync port at the bottom.

It has Metallic design with SIM tray at the left edge and volume rockers and power button on the right edge.

Volume rockers are placed at the left edge while the power button is located on the right side.

You can find the power button and volume rocker on the right, SIM tray on the left, micro-USB port and speaker grille at the bottom and 3.5 mm jack at the top.

The volume rocker has now been placed at the side and at the upper right side of the device.

At the top are the power button and the single, woeful - sounding monoaural speaker; at the left is the volume rocker, and along the bottom are the headphone jack and the Micro-USB port for charging and data transferAt the top are the power button and the single, woeful - sounding monoaural speaker; at the left is the volume rocker, and along the bottom are the headphone jack and the Micro-USB port for charging and data transferat the left is the volume rocker, and along the bottom are the headphone jack and the Micro-USB port for charging and data transfers.

There's a power button on the right edge, a volume rocker on the left, a micro USB charging port at the bottom, and a 3.5 mm audio jack up top.

I find the button positioning a little frustrating for me however, as I would prefer the Power button to me above the volume rocker, mostly because this is what I'm used to, but perhaps also because it seems to make sense to have it there at the top.

The volume rocker has a small elevated dot on the + side of the button, making it possible to find the button without looking at it while also recognising which side of the volume button is up or down immediately.

Next image shows the presence of 3.5 mm socket and a USB Type - C port at the bottom, whereas the volume rocker and the SIM tray are placed on the left side.

The right spine sports the power and volume rocker keys while the micro-USB port is at the bottom.

In stand mode, the volume rocker sits on the left - hand side, with the power button below it, right at the edge of the cylinder.

On the right side sits a dedicated two - step camera shutter button, which is situated nearly at the bottom of the phone, with the volume rocker just above it.

It's nice to have a dedicated volume rocker, bump - resistant power switch, LED battery - life indicator, and particularly an orientation lock switch all accessible with the lid closed, but they come at the expense of other ports.

Similar to the iPhone and iPod touch, the Apple iPad has very simple buttons; aside from the home button at the bottom of the screen, the power button can be found on top, while the volume rocker is found at the right side with the screen orientation lock.

At the top of the rear is a strip of plastic that's home to the camera lens, the power button and the volume rocker — the Prime's back was a single piece of metal.

A chrome power button and a black matte volume rocker sit at the top of the tablet embedded in a hard black plastic panel with a snakeskin pattern.

The volume rocker is located at the top of the left side.

The buttons — three on the front, an on / off switch at the top and volume rocker on the right hand side — all have a more pleasant action to them though the last is a bit small.

The SC1630 as developed by Polaroid features a 16 megapixel camera with a 3x optical zoom, LED flash, a 3.2 inch touchscreen display on the back of the device at WVGA resolution and dedicated control buttons on the top for the camera shutter and volume rockers as well as a microSD slot and Bluetooth.

You will find the volume rocker and power button on the left side and the earphone jack and a microUSB port at the bottom.

The sleep / wake key resides at the top of the tablet (when held in portrait), and next to it on the right edge is the volume rocker.

Browse using the volume rocker keys and select the firmware zip file you've moved at step 3.

Aesthetically, it has SIM slots at the left edge and Volume Rockers and power button at the right edge.

The volume rocker sits at the right side (or top edge) of the tablet.

When held in landscape orientation, the power button and volume rocker sit at the upper right corners; and the 1.2 - megapixel front - facing camera is at the top center.

The volume buttons are no longer on the bottom of the device; instead, the rocker switch is at the right spine.

Moving around the device, the power button and volume rocker are found on the right side, the microSD card slot is placed on the left, and the microUSB port and headphone jack are both at the bottom.

Power / volume rocker are on the right side, 3.5 mm audio jack on the top and micro USB port at the button.

The tactile home button is still flanked by the recent apps and back capacitive keys while the power button and volume rocker are still at home on the metal frame.

Power buttons and volume rockers are on the right side, 3.5 mm audio jack on the top and micro USB port at the bottom.

Power button + volume rocker is placed on the right side, audio jack on the top and micro USB port at the bottom.

The staple volume rocker is a white bar on the right side, while the micro-SIM tray is now hewn into the unibody (you'll need a metal pin to access it at the top of the back).

The volume rocker sits at the right (when holding the tablet in portrait mode), and a power button sits nearby on the top - right edge.