Sentences with phrase «oems because»

Hey did you know apple copied from Sony walk man for iPods, and iPhone design from Nokia already a slate build quality is done by Nokia in 2000 itself, unfortunately it did not go well because Nokia felt over confident about its pride, so don't say xiaomi copied from iPhone, rather xiaomi performance is better than iPhone, it's one of the best in firmware OTA updates, apple now feels the heat from cyanogen and many OEMs because they did not invent, they just copied and tweaked, it's called am - way

The difference is that Alexa is more widely adopted by OEMs because the other assistants have been slow to open up their APIs to support third - party devices.

And the reason they can't is that Pro costs more to consumers and OEMs because it has more features, simple as that.

But Google hasn't released the code to the OEMs because they are still fine tuning it.

Not exact matches

And, as I explained on Monday, this option is not available to Google when it comes to Android: OEMs don't want to deepen their Google dependence, and carriers do not want to undercut their lucrative SMS business (and Google can't force the issue because of its looming antitrust problems).

«I'm excited for it because I think it's probably going to be more opportunities to learn about our industry, and maybe more bang for the buck for the OEMs,» said Burch.

Because of this understanding, we are dedicated to ensuring that Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) and System Integrators are well - cared for and that delivered solutions» performance meet customer's expectations.

Murphy concludes that Nissan is «one of the OEMs most at risk of losing market share» because of its lack of new CUVs from model years 2016 -» 19.

That's probably because of reportedly lackluster sales performance by Microsoft's latest OS so far, but still the category will grow as OEMs look to invest more in hybrid devices, sliders and tablet - style form factors that could potentially resonate better with where consumers seem to be spending their computing dollars these days.

For the answer, look to trends in smartphones: Android tablet OEMs will control the market by sheer force of numbers (there are dozens of OEMs building devices on Google's free Android OS), but also because they are being sold at a number of different price points, thereby tackling many different market segments in the process.

So far, Android OEMs have proved generally reluctant to fit NFC because of the limited number of applications for it; indeed, we were unable to try Android Beam during our testing, as we only had a single Galaxy Nexus.

Because the so - called «Google experience» apps like Gmail and the Android Market require Google's blessing to preload, OEMs (and users) could have a hard time finding a decent browser to use, particularly if Chrome were to join that package.

«It basically was a very loud message to the OEMs saying, «Stop trying to be Apple, because you're not.

Because it's up to OEMs to update the software for their devices and push it consumers, it could be a while before those Ice Cream Sandwich numbers start creeping up.

This is something that the other Android Tablet OEMs can not do because they would lose money.

Because Google won't be developing patches to Jelly Bean's WebView, it's up to OEMs to develop and roll out their own fixes on affected phones and tablets.

It wouldn't let OEMs build 10in tablets running Windows Phone, because it wanted the larger licence revenue from Windows (or Windows RT).

The original printer manufacturers did not become the 21st century Hilti or Tetra Pak, because EFIM could not prove that the customers» behaviour did not have disciplinary effect on the OEMs.

The move is particularly important because it's often OEMs» ostentatious skins and unwanted bloatware that hamper low - end hardware.

OEMs are adding a third party voice assistant to PCs because they think that's a feature that will help them sell computers.

That's because the EngineerMode app is a Qualcomm app, so it's possible that other OEMs left it pre-installed on their devices.

Its paradigm is different than what we see with OnePlus and Huawei, because most of the magic happens through Qualcomm's power management IC, their SoC and the algorithms they employ — all of this enabled Quick Charge to be a relatively low - cost solution (to OEMs) who are already packing a Snapdragon chipset in their smartphones anyway, and while it might not be as impressive as some of the dedicated solutions in this list, the reach of Qualcomm Quick Charge comes with its own set of benefits.

The only reason why I've ended up drifting back to these other devices is because I wish HTC and other OEMs would stop copying Apple in the things they shouldn't.

The ambitious startup aimed to build a better version of Android, but the software received lukewarm response because the OEMs didn't want to ditch the Google ecosystem.

I haven't been much of a fan of other gold phones from other OEMs, mostly because a gold back usually means a white front, but we now finally have a gold phone with a black front.

Not necessarily because the company produces displays for other OEMs, but because they have pioneered tech like the curved screens on the G - Flex, and were the first to the market with a tall screen (G6 ahead of S8).

Even if they go in and manually tap the Check for Update button, they're told their phone is up to date (even if it isn't) because of the way Google and many OEMs handle things.

Android has gotten a bad names because of the skins that OEMs put on top of it, but that is why Samsung is the joke of the tech industry.

Because the Pixel and Pixel 2 exist as viable alternatives for consumers, OEMs need to ensure their devices also offer Google Assistant to stay competitive.

While other OEMs are making super high resolution displays, Apple still maintains Retina as the standard because they believe that is what is best.

But, because the Redmi Note 4 has a Qualcomm Snapdragon 625, it also has a lot more competition from other OEMs who have pushed out devices on the same chipset and displaying similar prowess.

This is because of the different skins that come with different OEMs» phones, something that plays a huge role in determining how long a company takes to release software updates.

Neither OEMs nor OS providers want to update older devices or versions of the OS, partly because of the cost and partly because older devices don't have the muscle to run new versions of Android.

However, OEMs rarely enable the feature on their phones because of privacy and legal issues.

What's more, this bloatware slows down the upgrade process because OEMs have to test out new versions of Android on all their apps and services before they push out the latest release.

If improvements to Cortana, such as bringing «far - field speech communications» to Windows 10 sounds familiar, that's because we recently mentioned it in our Home Hub article that explained how Microsoft is turning to OEMs to build unique, stylish family - devices with Windows 10 built in.

Because of this, it's up to Valve to distribute the final version of SteamOS to the OEMs before they can begin selling their Steam Boxes.

Because Google doesn't allow OEMs to alter the software experience, we have to look at the Moto 360 on its set of hardware merits.

On a different note, this particular component addition to Samsung's arsenal of smartphone and tablet parts should further help it increase revenue, not only because other OEMs might be interested in buying 128 GB eMMC 5.0 chips from Samsung, but also because Samsung can further raise the prices of its mid-range phones that sport more built - in memory and thus increase the overall average sales price of devices part of its Galaxy brand.

Thanks to the notch, the OnePlus 6 will have a screen - to - body ratio of approximately 90 - percent, the company said, with Mr. Pei asserting the phablet will still have a chin because removing it would also mean making the device thicker, which is a compromise that Apple made with the iPhone X but not one that other OEMs showed any intention of following so far.

It would also keep OEMs happy perhaps, because Android One smartphones would be designed by them, unlike the Pixel.

But OEMs are reluctant to do so because it undermines their product message.

Apparently, because it is up to OEMs to fix their Android phones, unlike Windows.

HDR is unfortunately effectively useless simply because of the time it takes to switch to HDR mode, and the fact that it's not automatically selected via intelligent software algorithms like many other OEMs have started doing means most users will probably never even bother using the feature, much less know of its hidden existence in the top right menu.

The P9 is one of many Huawei phones released every year (AFAIK they released about 30 phones this year so far), and Huawei is just one of thousands of Android OEMs, so the probability that people go with another phone increases substantially, simply because there's actually a choice to make.

Because of the nature of the Spectre exploit, patches for it need to be delivered as an operating system or BIOS update, and if Microsoft and motherboard OEMs aren't going to distribute the patches, developing them isn't much of a priority.

We've seen OEMs input their own stores onto phones before, but we have yet to see a massive point in any of them, because the Google Play Store is so well populated.

A recent report indicated that Apple has a two - year lead in 3D sensing technology because the costs of building such modules is still higher, which means that the majority of Android OEMs can't afford to offer such features without increasing the price of their phones.

Normally, we wouldn't go to far into the software on an Android Wear smartwatch, because the software is all the same and the OEMs aren't able to customize them at all, really.

«Users don't always have enough space on / data to download the update package, and neither OEMs nor users want to waste space on a / cache partition; so some users go without updates because they have nowhere to store the update package,» Google notes.