The Key2 also slims down the chunkier and industrial-looking KeyOne.
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These battery capacity upgrades have left both devices a bit chunkier.
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You'll notice chunkier fonts everywhere, and redesigns of most major apps.
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See, it features microfine and chunkier sparkle that can go both ways.
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But tests suggest that the system also works for other, chunkier crops.
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But those laptops are almost always going to be chunkier and heavier.
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Anker has released a 30W GaN charger, though it's chunkier and less powerful.
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He prefers extra mature cheddar cheese and chunkier steak pieces inside the sandwich.
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The chunkier design also means it's not compatible with the Gear VR headset.
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"Think: chunkier knits, new jeans, and darker hues," she wrote on her site.
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But, in my opinion, they're usually chunkier and far nicer than standard French fries.
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It was also much thicker and chunkier than the rest, which was unappealing to me.
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Chunkier laptops will also become popular again as more people invest in PC-based VR headsets.
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The insect's infamous and all-consuming love of literature — the chunkier the better — is well known.
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Because they are less buoyant, these chunkier pieces are more likely to sink to the bottom.
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Having also used the Apple Pencil, I still prefer Wacom's chunkier stylus when working in design apps.
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The tannins in both the 2013 Bastide Blanche and the 2012 Gros'Noré were chunkier and more apparent.
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Using simple RFID technology, the silicon-wrapper bracelets—they almost look like chunkier Fitbits—send out radio signals.
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Then, as now, local investors wanted products promising chunkier returns than the measly yields available in bond markets.
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A thicker laptop is, well, chunkier, heavier and has more power and more room for a bigger battery.
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It's chunkier than your typical set of studio reference monitors (think Sony's venerable MDR line), and more colorful.
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The case is a bit chunkier than most since it has room for the dock and other Switch accessories.
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But it's a little bit bigger and chunkier, so that's basically what you get for paying half the price.
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The new watch is a bit chunkier than the PowerWatch X at 15mm compared to the X's 13.5 mm.
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The Note, however, is noticeably chunkier, owing to the inclusion of the S Pen and a different screen technology.
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That material is not itself necessarily darker, but rather chunkier and thus casting more shadows, making it appear darker.
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The addition of oatmeal may be why the old school slime is a little chunkier than the stuff used today.
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Some members of my ad hoc cornbread council pushed me toward a drier, chunkier dressing with a craggy, crisp top.
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And slimmer, lighter, and prettier gadgets like the Surface Laptop 3 tend to be more expensive than chunkier, heavier ones.
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You can also fine-tune these programs with manual speed controls as well as pulse controls for chunkier recipes like salsa.
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The new watch is much chunkier and larger than the prior model, but has a distinct focus on fitness-tracking features.
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As for the buds themselves, they are also on the chunkier side, though the design is pretty similar to Galaxy Buds.
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But when both kids are on my lap, the chunkier board books, with fewer words and a smaller format, are best.
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In other words, as sandals get daintier, with straps so thin they could snap at any moment, boots get that much chunkier.
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But bigger outfits desperately need the chunkier loans that only foreign banks, still generally prevented from operating in the country, can provide.
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Usable pot is supposed to look chunkier and laced with crystals that are high in THC (which is what gets you high).
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"We ended up pulling the head off of a different dog and putting it on a chunkier dog's body," Mr. Gent said.
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ESR Slim Crystal Clear Transparent Soft TPU Cover Case — $13-$16 See Details This case is a bit chunkier, but offers solid protection.
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But as sneaker silhouettes get chunkier, the colors get wilder, and we feel increasingly more excited to lace up something bold and bright.
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Tubular pastas, such as rigatoni, paccheri, and penne can stand up to heavier, chunkier sauces: think beans and sauces that are meat-driven.
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It started with the brutally efficient Samsung 8003, and now it's back with the chunkier, and much more affordable, Samsung Notebook 7 Spin.
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This isn't the Galaxy S7, and it's much chunkier than the similarly designed Galaxy S7 Active, but there's some charm in there too.
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The Moto Z Play is chunkier than the regular Moto Z; think of it as on par with Verizon's shatterproof Moto Z Force.
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You'd assume a plastic fiber would blow around more readily than a chunkier fragment, but there just isn't much data to prove it.
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Markets are also increasing bets of a rate cut by the Federal Reserve, helping spur demand for emerging market assets offering chunkier returns.
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In a land of iPhone copycats and emulators, a chunkier phone with a physical keyboard and a different user interface is differentiated by default.
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Plus, most of these chunkier boots boast a nice, sturdy tread-sole, so you can bet I'll be wearing them when it snows, too.
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The pricier models switch to a chunkier, opaque shell, but they retain a classy sophistication that is totally worthy of bearing the Fender name.
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Edwards writes that he likes this method for its versatility: If you like more rounded or chunkier hearts, just adjust the bézier control handles.
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For a smartwatch, this bucks the unfortunate trend of this year of moving backward with chunkier and uglier designs (Huawei, I'm looking directly at you).
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" Pam confirmed, and Dwight proceeded to explain to her that the Prism DuroSport is "like an iPod, only better, cause they're chunkier and more solid.
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This one is a little bit chunkier than the others, so throwing it in a backpack may be more of a challenge (still doable, though).
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Now Tissot, a Swatch Group brand, has turned the Seastar into a chunkier diver with massive bar hands and case that looks like a steel sandwich.
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But those hoping for chunkier bars or cheaper chocolate are likely to be disappointed, with manufacturers likely to pocket most of whatever they save on ingredients.
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Make the sauce: Using a stick blender, pulse the canned tomatoes to a consistency you like (slightly chunkier for G-ma style, smooth for thin crust).
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Unlike better-known acids like AHAs (think glycolic and lactic), PHAs are chemical exfoliants with chunkier molecules, so they resurface your skin without going too deep.
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The overall dimensions of the Surface Book make it heavier and chunkier than most 13-inch laptops, so consider that if you're looking for a lighter laptop.
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The prototype is a bit chunkier and less polished than the final product is supposed to be, but the main function — recording everything around you — already works.
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This has dramatically transformed the way she gets ready in the morning, including her makeup routine, which now favors chunkier tools and bigger brushes over precise eyeliner.
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Later, working on her own, Bo Bardi made starker and chunkier furniture for her own buildings, often inspired by the vernacular architecture of her beloved northern Brazil.
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The previous earbuds were chunkier and had an awkward fit in some ears that caused discomfort over time, but I've experienced none of that with the 75t.
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The India-made phones, priced from less than 13,000 rupees ($141.80) up to 20,000 rupees, will carry chunkier batteries and features such as quick charging, Warsi said.
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I much prefer the new iPad Air's look to that of the new iPad mini, which has noticeably chunkier bezels that make the design feel a bit dated.
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The dancer, 32, with green eyes and an unruly shock of dishwater blond hair, looked fit if somewhat chunkier than in his halcyon days as a Bolshoi soloist.
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Modern safety regulations and the existing hard points in Mazda's structure mean the 124's overall look is chunkier than the version of old, last produced in 1985.
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Did the boys in gym fight to not be my square dancing partner, you know, the equivalent of child marriage, because I was chunkier than the other girls?
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In this way, these longer and chunkier devices should be a bit easier to navigate with one hand, which should help people feel a little more comfortable using them.
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After reinvesting net dividends, the index pays out a fixed 5% annually, eliminating the dividend risk and enabling issuers to structure products with chunkier yields and improved capital protection.
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Its notched bezel is elevated above a rectangular base that evokes the design of some of the chunkier dive watches we've seen in the past, such as the Vostok Amphibia.
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The book's large number of supporting characters allowed Branagh to cast stars keen to take roles that were chunkier than cameos but did not demand too much of their time.
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I've gotten used to the chunkier style of the SNES over the last couple decades so this version looks weird, but of course it's the other way round for Japanese gamers.
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The stones steal the show on these mostly under-$100 fashion jewelry pieces that err on the chunkier side, rather than delicate, dental-floss-thin, Catbird-esque bands and layering chains.
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I still prefer the softer, chunkier build and programmable buttons of the Wacom line over slimmer styluses like the Surface Pen or even the Apple Pencil, but your mileage may vary.
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In addition to one-of-a-kind custom projects, he also offers ready-made models: the sleek Leggero, the chunkier Bol D'Or and the new off-road Adventure, out this month.
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The Wacom One is about the size of an iPad, but chunkier in width, so it feels sturdy in a way that you could trust young kids to draw on it.
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Balenciaga's square-toed, metallic-heeled thong embodies '90s style, while Dries Van Noten's leather platform sandal skews more '70s; Givenchy and the Row both created chunkier options in black and white.
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They have much chunkier designs compared to the first Huawei Watch, and are significantly thicker and bulkier, despite having a smaller 1.2-inch circular display than the prior model's 1.4-inch screen.
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Its creators Branch point out that it's got a shorter profile than the Griffin BreakSafe, another MagSafe replacement, but it's also quite a bit chunkier and comes with Branch's logo on top.
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I am willing to tolerate slightly slower performance, chunkier bezels, and a worse multitasking interface from Google just to get my hands on the best camera to ever grace the market below £500.
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For some reason, laptop makers think that people who like big laptop screens only want raw performance, and they add powerful processors and graphics chips that add weight and call for chunkier designs.
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She's the least stressed medical student ever, with a boyfriend (Tom Welling, somewhat chunkier than when he trained for the Superman suit in the excellent "Smallville") who is nothing more than a cardboard prop.
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They will still make up the majority of laptops shipped, but chunkier laptops will also become popular again as more people invest in PC-based VR headsets like the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive.
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But while the classic Toblerone bars had become lighter in weight in the reconfiguring — though their price remained the same — Poundland's bar would be chunkier and cheaper, at one pound, or about $1.35, each.
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In the '50s and '60s, Hollywood pinups like Marilyn Monroe brought the mule renewed glamour, with voluptuous, spike-heeled versions, before a chunkier version emerged in the '90s, alongside its ugly step-sister, the slide.
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To create those packs in the Los Angeles plant, workers receive truckloads of produce from nearby organic farms, triple-wash it, then chop it into specific shapes (carrots are finely diced, while beets are chunkier).
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Fitbit's Charge 3 ($150) is also pretty solid in this price range, but its chunkier straps, "connected" GPS via your phone, and swimproof design make it better suited to someone who's slightly more serious about getting fit.
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Adding LTE might be able to do it, but you'll need a bigger, more power-hungry radio — which of course means even worse battery life and a chunkier watch — along with the added cost of separate cellular service.
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So far as shooters go, this reboot was the best I played in 33: firmly old school of no-reload simplicity, but designed for speed, for efficient slaughter rather than the chunkier, more haphazard battles of the original.
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They look like your standard pair of over-ear headphones (albeit a bit chunkier than average) coupled with a strange set of spikes that run down the inside of the band and come into contact with the wearer's head.
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Building on the development work that Oppo showed off two years ago at MWC — it was a 5x periscope zoom at the time and the phone was noticeably chunkier than average — the new prototype is better in every way.
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This season, Dell'Acqua gave the Ronny a facelift — here, satin was replaced with glitter, the bow was replaced with a chunkier, set-to-the-side belt, the thin heel was made thicker, and studs became the decoration of choice.
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If I have to nitpick (and, at this price, I do), I find Nikon and Sony's placement of the power switch faster to access, and I might have appreciated chunkier buttons on the rear of the S1 for easier operation.
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Fashion decided it cavorted with slim-downed sneakers long enough, with sneaker heads' closets have become rife with chunkier styles like the Nike Air Max 95 and 97s, and Instagram influencers pairing midi floral dresses with Pierre Hardy Trek Comet sneakers.
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Another newly released photo features Dany in a different costume from the one seen when she lands on Dragonstone, rocking a chunkier version of her three-headed dragon brooch and a pleated skirt — could she be receiving visitors from the North?
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Just listen to "Bless the Child," the opening track on their 2002 breakout LP Century Child, or "Ever Dream," and you can hear a band that's learned to let their songs breathe, the riffs chunkier, the orchestral sections sounding even bigger.
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Smartphones remain popular in India's cities, but the JioPhone will allow Jio to connect millions of new clients in smaller towns and the countryside, who prefer a simpler user interface, local language scripts and chunkier batteries, said Tarun Pathak of Counterpoint Research.
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The R1 series is a range of 1080p IPS displays at 22, 23, 25, and 214 inches with the same "ZeroFrame" bezel design as the H20; the panel's enclosure is under 230mm thick, though there is a chunkier section near the base as with Sony's ultra-thin TVs.
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This handheld is quite a bit thicker and chunkier than Nintendo's dual-screen portable, but it does manage to include a second display as well—although, in this instance, it's a tiny OLED meant to emulate the Dreamcast's Visual Memory Unit cartridges that originally plugged into its controllers.
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On top of that, the Pixel 2 lacks the curvier glass edges of its larger sibling, which when combined with its 16:9 aspect ratio (versus the 18:6.23 screen on the Pixel 2 XL), gives the standard Pixel 2 a clunkier, chunkier appearance that looks dated from day one.
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You're looking for three to eight women, a group which should include a high pitched screamer, a crying one to do the speech, a girl who is noticeably chunkier than the rest of the bridal party, and one lesbian you will force to wear a dress against her will. 6.
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The final version is a little more streamlined than the original, chunkier plastic one promised on the site and it comes in two models: one designed for Windows chargers (with an array of, you guessed it, more swappable dongles to make the various plugs match up) and one for Macs — specifically, one with Apple's MagSafe adapter.
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Those two are closer to pocket-sized, whereas the DL24-500 comes in a chunkier super-zoom body, has a built-in electronic viewfinder (with the same resolution as the others), and the rear screen is an LCD — but this one's of the "vari-angle" variety, meaning it can flip out to the side, as well.
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If anything, Weems is almost an ambassador for a less streamlined, chunkier type of basketball, the kind of shit that doesn't pass muster for the Quality crowd, but which can move the hearts of anyone looking beyond the four walls of victory and into the theatre of Human Beings Wringing Themselves For Every Drop Of Performance.
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READMEThe first truly homegrown Google phoneThe Pixel XL is somehow chunkier than last year's Nexus 6PHoly crap, this phone is super fastSmart burst photo mode is great for capturing the perfect momentGoogle Assistant is a promising feature, but ultimately not full bakedThe glass on the back of the phone feels sticky and kind of gross to hold in your handHow is this better than my Nexus 6P again?
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