Sentences with phrase «which display tech»

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Insiders tell Bloomberg the tech giant is partnering with Hulu to create 360 degree promotional videos for Daydream, Google's hybrid store and user immersive software platform, which is designed to display on smartphone screens and plug into the company's cardboard VR headsets or visors.

A video demonstration of Shazam's AR tech, which AR startup Zappar helped build, shows that when users hover their phones over a Shazam logo, the logo triggers their phones to display digital graphics on top of the design.

The first two units meld enough passing with the jolting runs of Don Bosseler, Johnny Varone, Porky Oliver and associates to keep the defense loose, unlike the 1955 version, which lost to Georgia Tech, TCU and Notre Dame because of unimaginative displays of brute force.

The Pentagon is reviewing information that an online map, which shows the location of people using fitness trackers, also displayed sensitive military data, including possible locations of hi - tech force deployments in Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria.

Not only is the shrinking / growing tech essential for fight scenes and funny bits, but Ghost's intangible nature — which we get to see on display here — sets this villain up to be intriguing and hard to fight.

There's even a TGS 2014 FOX Engine demo showcasing this feature, which was possibly used as a tech demo display the possibilities of the game engine running Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain.

One of the most flashy inventions on display is a Wakandan jet, identified by director Ryan Coogler as a «Royal Talon Fighter» — but it bears a striking resemblance to the Quinjet, the traditional Avengers transport which is depicted as S.H.I.E.L.D. - tech in previous films, but which in comic books is based on Wakandan design.

Tech Activities for Parent Open House The Ed World Tech Team suggests technology - related projects your students can do in class and then display at Open House or Parent Night to demonstrate that yours is a classroom in which technology will be used.

Just like the TT in which it debuted, this replaces conventional instruments with a high - tech TFT screen that displays both car data and useful info from the navigation system or infotainment setup.

Interior tech has largely been lifted from the 7 - series and includes features such as the gesture control seen in that car, as well as the intelligent key, which features an LCD display.

Other tech gadgetry on the car includes the head - up display (also $ 1,700), the 3D surround view ($ 700, also adds parking assistant plus), Apple CarPlay that works over Bluetooth instead of via the USB cable ($ 300), a Wi - Fi hotspot (part of the $ 1,200 Executive Package, which also adds wireless charging, ceramic controls, and soft - close doors), and gesture control ($ 190), the last of which seems like a gimmick.

Optional tech includes the outstanding Audi virtual cockpit, which replaces the instrument cluster with a 12.3 - inch center display, as well a 4G LTE Audi connect infotainment system.

There's also a similar Tech Pack, which adds sat nav, a hard drive to store music, a head - up display and an upgraded Harmon Kardon stereo.

I have the tech package which has everything I would ever want, plus even more things I didn't know I wanted like radar cruise control -LRB-- road trip life saver) and a heads - up display!

For some extra tech features, the 535i has park distance control, which displays front and aft obstructions in a graphic on the LCD.

The launch version of the XC60 comes with the Tech Pack, which includes features like the air suspension, heads - up display, Nappa leather upholstery, ventilated front seats with a massage function, a 360 - degree parking system and the BLIS Cross-Traffic alert system for added radar - based safety.

The small sedan (for which only spy photos currently exist) will borrow a few tech features from the more expensive S - Class announced last month, including a touchpad that sits between the seats for controlling the touchscreen display, and a unique air - freshness control feature.

The Tech package — which includes navigation with a 7 - inch display screen, the aforementioned lane departure warning and rear moving object detection systems along with blind - spot warning — is a bargain at $ 1,090.

I mentioned this at an oil change and the tech recommended putting a piece of tape over the indicator lights on the shifter which has D / S, and look at the display which has D and S. Amazingly, It has never happened again in the next 10,000 miles.

But you're not done yet, because that package requires the purchase of the 3.8 Tech Package, which includes those nice Ultra Premium Seats and the 7 - inch TFT display.

It's dangerously easy to bloat the bottom line, as there's lots of tempting tech to splurge on, including $ 2,600 for MMI navigation, connect Prime and Plus telematics and Audi's dazzling Virtual Cockpit, which bins analog gauges in favor of a 12.3 - inch reconfigurable screen and a larger 8.3 - inch center - stack display.

Dashboard tech is built around Acura / Honda's dual - screen infotainment system, which splits control between a 7 - inch color touch screen, a slightly smaller nontouch display, and a bank of physical controls.

The new tech includes a Virtual Cockpit with a display screen taking the place of the traditional instrument cluster, plus many safety features including one that prevents a driver turning left into oncoming traffic, which could be a life - saver at a busy intersection where visibility is restricted.

New tech on the XT5 includes Cadillac's pioneering Rear Camera Mirror system which projects a video display of the area behind the vehicle on top of the conventional inside rearview mirror with the roof and rear pillars digitally removed.

Ford's navigation system, which also includes an energy - flow display, is the only notable tech option in the 2006 Ford Escape Hybrid.

There is plenty of room inside and you can get NissanConnect with Navigation in the Tech Package, which includes Pandora, Google connectivity for nav as well as Around View parking views displayed on a 5.8 - inch touch screen.

The second display below, which measures 8.6 inches and is used for climate control, comfort functions, and text input, adds to the wagon's high - tech look.

Bluetooth audio streaming with A2DP controls and song info display gets added with the SL Tech package, which is great for Android and Windows Phone users.

The tech package also adds the very cool Around View Monitor — oddly high - tech for this class — which makes parking this already compact hatch even easier by displaying a bird's - eye view of the area around the vehicle created by stitching together feeds from four cameras mounted on the front and rear bumpers and the side mirrors.

Everything is changed, even the interior, which is now tweaked with a lot of high - tech gizmos, such as USB Connectivity, the new and wider touch screen display with infotainment system, while the overall look of the cabin is also fitted with high - end materials.

Making the Corolla one of the best cheap high tech cars for 2016 are features like Toyota's Entune audio system, which features a 6.1 - inch touchscreen interface, voice controls, Bluetooth, satellite radio and the Scout GPS link, which displays smartphone navigation on the touchscreen.

Regardless which trim is chosen, consumers will have to opt for the tech package in order to receive a new head - up display (HUD), enhanced park assist, adaptive cruise control, trailer backup assist, forward collision warning with brake support and lane keep assist.

Take advantage of the tech amenities too, including smartphone integration, which allows you to make calls, send texts, and access your music library right from the dash display.

The 8 - inch MyLink infotainment display gets the latest generation of Chevrolet's tech, which is also quite good.

Interior tech promises to be extensive, too, with standard Entune 3.0 which features a 9 - inch capacitive touchscreen, Qi wireless charging, Wi - Fi hotspot, smartwatch integration, Alexa connectivity and Apple CarPlay, not to mention a crazy 10 - inch head - up display, currently the largest in the segment.

Take, for instance, the advanced entertainment tech found throughout the 2015 Malibu, which boasts a large touch - screen display using Chevrolet's MyLink and offering Pandora Internet Radio for total listening pleasure no matter where you may find yourself.

This will probably be a fairly typical reaction from the tech community which expects digital gadgets to do a lot more than simply display and turn black and white pages.

The screen itself, built with E Ink's Mobius display tech, has been upped from 1200 × 1600 to 1650 × 2200, which should make text considerably clearer (206 DPI — pretty good).

Its main advantage over conventional LCD tablets is the sunlight - readable, eye - friendly display and the electromagnetic screen tech which allows accurate handwriting with the stylus.

Douglas Preston's petition displays in a PDF document, which is way low tech, especially with a swank website such as he has at his disposal.

Another interesting display technology mystery: while Apple's official website Tech Specs and Features list IPS (In Plane Switching) as the LCD technology used in both the iPads and iPhone 4 / 4S (which provides wide viewing angles) the displays from all suppliers actually come with FFS (Fringe Field Switching) licensed from Hydis, which is related to IPS technology.

You always get an e-ink wallpaper though, as this doesn't use power to display, which is the main attraction of the tech.

In the e-book reader industry, only Amazon and Sony optimized the displaying effect, while Hanvon integrates the two technologies together and makes writing and reading perfectly combined, which shows that China, for the first time, has taken the lead in high - tech product development.

While I think the specs are nothing compared to my SGS II, he thinks his Samsung Windows phone — forgot the model name — is really high tech (it is a nice phone, has a 4 ″ SAMOLED display, which still looks impressive, IMO).

Samsung is one of the biggest pushers of OLED displays, and according to them, they've moved beyond your standard OLED offering to tech they call Super AMOLED displays, which is simply that the tactile part of the screen is baked into the display tech so it's thinner.

Back in 2011, Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Tab 7.7, which according to the South Korea tech giant, is the world's first tablet to sport a Super AMOLED Plus display.

The Tech Zone also features a reversible zipper which transforms the bag into a stage display for your figures which can ultimately be transported loosely inside the bag when closed.

Already Outdated Technology First of all, they use LCD display technology which is already outdated in the green tech sphere.

If you are lucky enough to have one of the very rare purpose - built high tech courtrooms the only thing you'll be looking for is where to plug in your laptop and how to turn on the display units which in most instances will be multiple monitors.

We've seen great strides in processor and display tech over the last several years, which have gone a long way to aid in the war against crap battery life.