there's no bezel on that thing lol that'd be amazing
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there's no bezel on that thing lol that'd be amazing
I would imagine a phone with ZERO bezel would be very hard to use.
Holding it would very likely cause touches to be registered at the edges of the screen. Im sure there is scope to make the bezel smaller but not Zero.
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How many of u hold your phone by the bezel? Yeah...
The bezel on the s2 is barely there as it is. Not saying that pic is real...just pointing out the obvious.
'Bezel' was perhaps a bad description - but I think what the guys mean is that the screen image - and hence one may assume - the touch screen sensitivity, extends to the very edge of the glass. That would not work very well.
Honestly, whoever did this, did a very good job. That is a unique clock widget that would be a very good one to have. But I cant see samsung making there software buttons look that cheesy. But I am excited for March....I've already started my savings fund for the SG III.
They wouldn't make the screen go all the way to the edge, because it would detect your fingers and activate whatever is near, possible switching homescreens or who knows what.
This is the reason for the thick black frame around tablet displays, gives you somewhere to put your thumbs...
This render looks cool, but not practical, although LG did something close to this, but with a bubbled screen or something.
They wouldn't make the screen go all the way to the edge, because it would detect your fingers and activate whatever is near, possible switching homescreens or who knows what.
This is the reason for the thick black frame around tablet displays, gives you somewhere to put your thumbs...
That's not an issue they couldn't prevent. After some light settings tweaks, my laptop's touchpad will not recognize input from my palm, or anything other than one or two finger clicks/gestures. They just need to put some research into how people hold their phones, and how to prevent accidental screen input.
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New image of what MIGHT be the Galaxy SIII. I personally will pass if it ends up looking like this. Of course you could use it to play seesaw with Lego people!
New image of what MIGHT be the Galaxy SIII. I personally will pass if it ends up looking like this. Of course you could use it to play seesaw with Lego people!
Could be chinese trolls, if it exists, they can make a copy of it, so no reason they can't make something up themselves, lol.
Realistically I'd say that it's probably an updated Galaxy Player device (it's like an ipod but with more features, can connect to and control samsung smart TVs like only our SIIs and existing Galaxy Players can)
Fake notwithstanding does anyone know if that clock design is available to download as a widget to the S2?
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This would be just fine by me. I wanted to get the Nexus so bad, but I apparently part of the small contingent who actually care if the phone part of the cell phone works well. I really hope Sammy addresses taht issue with this phone, and I'll be the first in line. Well, not first, but I'll get there as soon as I can.
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