Sentences with phrase «with physical volume buttons»

With physical volume buttons, a microSDHC card slot for adding up to 32 GB of storage, and a display that's less susceptible to glare, the Nook Tablet has the edge in physical design.

This is much easier accomplished with physical volume buttons instead of having to turn the screen on and turn up it up, like the Kindle Fire mandates you to.

Not exact matches

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.

Amazon adds physical volume buttons to the right - hand side of the tablet, with a flat power button beneath those.

In terms of physical buttons, the on / off switch and volume rocker can be found on the edge of the device, along with a new microSD slot (that can expand storage up to 32 GB) just below and the 3.5 mm headphone jack positioned on the same side just below.

From the image above, it looks like the Galaxy Tab S2 features a physical home button (which may also double up as a fingerprint sensor), with the power and volume buttons on the right hand side.

The only problem with sound on the Kindle Fire is that the device lacks physical volume buttons.

Physical buttons are limited to standby and volume control with the addition of micro HDMI and Micro SD card slot, and a 3.5 mm headphone jack.

We can live with the lack of a physical home button, but lhe lack of volume buttons is a total head - scratcher for us.

With well thought - out button placements ensuring that accidental presses of the physical volume controls or sleep - turn - power button — the only physical buttons found on the device — are avoided when holding the handset in either a landscape or portrait manner, the Google Nexus 4 sadly isn't without its own hand hitches.

A Touch - Sensitive Reading Interface The Nook Color comes with few physical buttons: just Volume controls on the right panel, a Power button on the left, and the «N» logo below the screen that serves as your Home button.

In terms of physical ports you have a micro HDMI and Micro-USB on the bottom of the tablet; the right - hand side offers a 3.5 mm jack along with a volume rocker and power / standby button.

The Nook Color comes with few physical buttons: just Volume controls, a Power button, and the «N» button that serves as your Home button.

The physical buttons appear to be what you'd expect from any other Android phone: back, menu, home, and search are coupled with your standard power button and volume rocker.

With hardware keys you have a volume rocker, power / unlock, and physical camera shutter button running down the right hand side.

The controller as evident from the image, seems to come with a trackpad along with physical home, menu and volume buttons.

The first big change is having physical power and volume keys on the front of the left edge of the machine — the volume rocker is there for use when in tablet mode (there are standard keyboard volume keys), but the power button is actually the only way to turn the laptop on and off with a physical switch.

Android phones can control volume in some apps from the notification bar, or with physical buttons when the phone is locked, but iPhones can not.

Other neat additions include a physical headset volume control, so you don't have to open up the SteamVR dashboard to alter noise output and a physical mute button, making it quick and easy to shutdown your microphones for privacy reasons, or to converse with someone in the real world.

Despite the significant departure from the norm, there's no mistaking either the Galaxy S6 or the S6 Edge as anything other than a Samsung device, with both devices retaining key signature elements, with classic layout of a physical home button flanked by Back and Recent Apps keys still found up front, along with the power button and volume rocker found on their usual sides, to the right and left respectively.

But now, it's simple: press volume down and power at the same time to take a screenshots (or the home button and power on Galaxy devices with physical buttons).

Like other Link speakers in the line, the Link 500 has two microphones at the top along with some physical buttons, including volume controls.

The Link 300 has two microphones at the top along with some physical buttons, including volume controls.

The top face is just like the Echo Dot, plastic with physical buttons for volume up and down, microphone mute, and an action button, with an LED light ring all around.

Instead of physical volume buttons, the P20 prototype comes with some sort of touch indicators above the power button.

The FastCo report also touches on some other rumors that we've heard swirling around: the iPhone 8 will try and eliminate all physical buttons, replacing the Home button with a fingerprint sensor under the screen, and the lock and volume buttons with touch - sensitive areas along the sides.

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.

The new model might also do away with a physical home button — hiding a touchable button under the screen instead — and replace the volume buttons on the side with touch panels as well.

If you can control your TV's volume with the Siri remote, you're using AirPods, connected to a Bluetooth speaker, or AirPlay speaker, you can change the volume using the physical volume buttons on your device.

Avy does not take screenshots by way of pressing physical buttons, instead there is a software button that lives with the added volume control buttons alongside your Home button and more in the navigation bar.

It features a very similar design to the Play: 1, along with the exact same measurements and weight but it is a little more refined, featuring a colour - matched speaker grille and a capacitive touch control pad rather than physical buttons for playing and pausing, volume adjustment and track changing, as well as turning the microphones on or off.

On the right there's the volume rocker switch, followed by the power / lock in the centre and a physical camera shutter button towards the base — a rarity among smartphones these days, but something Windows Phone handsets stick with.

Both come with buttons to let you mute the microphone, but the Google's main interface is a touch - sensitive surface that you can tap or swipe, whereas the Echo uses a physical button and volume knob.

A physical Bixby button is still depicted as being part of the package in the latest leak, though the images don't reveal whether the handset is meant to have separate volume keys or a volume rocker, with previous sightings and rumors suggesting the former scenario is more likely.

Both have USB Type - C and both have no physical buttons on the front, with the power and volume rocker positioned on the side.

As with the Amazon Echo Dot, this new Fire TV device has the same physical buttons on top for manually triggering Alexa, muting the microphone and for adjusting the built - in speakers» volume.

You'll soon be able to use the Apple TV remote app on your iPhone to control your set - top box with Siri voice commands.The new Apple TV comes with a new physical remote that is decked out with a touchpad and buttons for menu, home, volume, and Siri.

However, Amazon did replace the volume ring on the original Echo Dot with physical up and down buttons.

Following the trend of modern phones, the HTC One V, like its One branded siblings, features very few physical buttons, with just a sleep - come - power button featuring alongside a physical volume control.

Design language seems the priority for Apple since the device is expected to come with no physical buttons at all — the Touch ID fingerprint sensor is expected to be embedded into the display, while the volume rocker, the power button and Apple's proprietary mute switch are expected to be built inside the body and work using the iPhone 7's 3D touch pressure - sensing technology.

But, according to a new report, the device might not only ditch the home button, it could also do away with all other physical buttons including those for volume, power and the mute switch.

Though, there is still some typicality that is present on Note 5 such as the physical button with fingerprint sensor, the capacitive backlight buttons, and the usual placements of power button on right edge and volume button on left edge.

Below the screen, you can see three touch buttons, a physical power button on the right, with a volume rocker on top of it.

The physical buttons (power, volume rocker) are on the right panel and well placed to adjust with one of the layers.

The right edge of the handset houses all of the phone's physical buttons, with a volume rocker and the power button just below it.

All the physical buttons are located on the right - hand side of this concept smartphone, and its power / lock key sports a different texture to it than the volume up and down buttons, which makes it really easy to spot with your finger, and more importantly, differentiate than the volume up and down keys.

This controller reflects the physical smart remote that comes with the TV (for the QLED at least), giving you volume and channel controls, guide access, the home button to open your TV's hub, four - way controller and pause controls.

There's no mistaking the S6 for anything other than a Samsung device though, with the signature physical home button, flanked by capacitive home and recent apps keys, still present, along with the standard button layout of the power button and volume rocker to the right and left respectively.

The menu and return soft - keys sit either side of the physical home button, with the volume rocker sat on the left edge, with the power / lock button sat directly opposite on the left.

It's like a mix of old meets new in many respects, with the physical control wheel up top - which has touch - sensitive control buttons - rotating in a buttery smooth fashion to adjust the volume.