Sentences with phrase «app lets you do things»

The app lets you do things like remotely lock the car, schedule remote starts and check the fuel level.

The Kindle app lets you do things... [Read more...]

The Kindle app lets you do things like adjust yours font sizes, free ebook samples, and most importantly, wireless bookmark synchronization.

Not exact matches

Button enables smart connections between apps that could let you do things like booking a restaurant reservation through Resy and an Uber ride to the restaurant at the same time, creating a more integrated mobile experience.

Square's mobile app Cash lets you do one thing: send money to a friend.

Now, they're trying to develop an app that will let people around the world do the same thing.

It seems counterintuitive, but these apps can actually help you cut back on, well, all things digital: The Moment app can track how often you use your iPhone and iPad each day and also lets you set daily limits; the Freedom app lets you block whatever sites distract you on your mobile device or computer, with the goal of helping you focus; and Off - Time (available on Android) allows you to selectively block calls, texts, and notifications (an iPhone's «Do Not Disturb» setting offers a similar service).

A free membership lets you do things such as fill out your info, add photos, search through singles, and take advantage of the app's unique Intelligent Matchmaking Algorithm.

While this element is a bit different it does do things pretty similar to other dating apps in that it lets you swipe left or right to show interest.

A new feature rolling out today that lets users select up to 30 friends or Pages to ensure they get those friends» latest posts at the top of their feed.The social network is debuting the features on its iOS app first and users can not only choose whose posts will appear at the top of their feed, but also edit and filter the things they don't want to see at all.

The 3rd generation model should be a hit because Wear already has hundreds of apps that are optimized to work with it, letting you do things like manage notifications, call a car, follow recipes or navigation directions, and sure - why - the - hell - not, right or left - swipe in Tinder.

And a bit of playing around with Word showed me that the free apps, even without an Office 365 subscription, will finally let you actually do things like edit and save documents.

Quality is already a big issue as ereading apps» developers and vendors must manage (CSS overrides, KePub which was a radical solution for enhancing the overall quality of the crappy files they had to sell, etc.) the unmanageable a.k.a HTML and CSS a web dev would die just looking at it since even basic HTML markup is not done properly, let's hope the devs they hire will do things well.

ClipBook is the app designed by Jeong Eui Ron that does one thing — lets you collect in one place favorite quotes...

The fact that the Acorns App didn't let you take advantage of these tax savings was a big problem, especially if retirement is the only thing you can afford to invest for.

Or better yet work on developer tools and open an app store, let the devs do the work for you, they'll come up with many more and better things than this.

So Katie, maybe let's close with one of my favorite things to do with tech - forward lawyers, which is talking about some of your must have apps.

Brad Clark: My friend [Ralph Kazee 00:27:00] he came to me and he said similar what we're doing with the unconvicted app he thought it would be really cool to help people with traffic problems and let them know that there are things that can be done, you don't just have to pay your speeding tickets.

My friend [inaudible] he came to me and he said... Similar to me with what we're doing with the Unconvicted app, he thought it would be really cool to help people with traffic problems and let them know that there are things that can be done, you don't just have to pay your speeding tickets, and so he came to me with it and I realized, that quite honestly, I'm overextended as it is.

Letting apps or friends know where you are is one thing — but how much of that detail do you really want the world to know?

Apple made the first step towards a wider adoption of 3D Touch by adding support in its own apps, so for example, when pressing the Mail icon harder, you get options such as all inboxes, VIP, search, and message, while doing the same thing on the camera icon lets you take a selfie, record video or slow - motion, or shoot a photo instantly.

But that's not the only change rolling out today: Snapchat is also adding tabs to both the Friends and the Discover screens within the app, which will make it easier for users on the platform to follow along with the Stories they want to see whenever they want to see them, letting you do things like viewing friends with active stories and Group Chats in one tab and subscriptions you maintain in the other.

Huawei has some stellar hw, and their android skin lets you do things that used to only be possible with Root (like literally forcing individual apps to stop running when the screen is off).

If you desperately want a phone that lets you install apps from outside the app store and do powerful things that wouldn't normally be possible, you may just want to skip iPhones and get an Android phone next time.

The app does make things easier for you by letting you automatically add new episodes from a given podcast to the queue.

The Tab S3 also comes with a retooled S Pen stylus, that has a finer tip and better pressure sensitivity than the last model; it works with built - in apps to let you do things like jot down notes and annotate PDFs.

Motorola produces the best Android skin in the business, letting Google do its thing while adding genuine enhancements like enhanced voice control and a faster camera app.

Change the default app: Android lets you decide which is the default app, if you have more than one that will do the same thing.

This «ticker» lets you do things like quickly switch between apps and toggle quick settings, and also serves as another way to personalize your device.

Amazon yesterday announced its Echo connected smart speaker is now available to pre-order in the U.K. and Germany, signaling the end of a 14 - month wait for the device to become available outside of the U.S.For those unfamiliar with the device, the Echo's array of microphones lets users query voice - based assistant Alexa, who can be asked to do things like play music, read the news, use apps, check the weather, turn on the lights, set timers, and more.The Amazon Echo costs # 150 in the UK and 180 Euros in Germany, while Amazon Prime members get a # 50 or 50 Euros discount off the sale price if they pre-order today.

Amazon today began offering devices in its Echo smart speaker range at discounted prices for the first time in the products» short history, as part of its Black Friday Deals Week.For those unfamiliar with the devices, the connected speakers» array of microphones lets users query voice - based assistant Alexa, who can be asked to do things like play music, read the news, use apps, check the weather, turn on the lights, set timers, and more.The full - size Echo speaker is being offered at $ 140 (usually $ 180), while the second - generation Echo Dot — a smaller variant with the same features — has had $ 10 lopped off the price and is going for $ 40.

In the meanwhile, Tango has given way to Google ARcore, a new technology in Android that does much of the same thing, letting developers built apps that project digital imagery over the real - world.

iOS 10 integrated apps into Messages, letting you do things like send location information, movie times and, of course, stickers to friends in your iMessages.

While moving the device around and letting the app and phone sensors do all the work might be more fun and seem more immersive, those who aren't keen on spinning around to see every side of a 360 - degree video can simply use the built - in touch navigation to pan the video to another side, this way they can stay put and still enjoy seeing things from different points of view.

ARKit allows for apps that let users do things like place AR lamps on a real desk to help plan out the design of a room, or play Star Wars Holochess on a surface against Jabba the Hut.

The original video, in which the phone relies heavily on Google Assistant, features a handset that utilizes touch - sensitive bezels to launch apps and navigate, letting the user squeeze and swipe the frame to do things like play music and control the camera.

To be clear Canary is really bad at being your daily browser on your phone, which is why it doesn't replace your normal chrome app, what it does is let you experiment with things that Google are hoping might work.

The thing to know with the way Here One uses this technology is that, right now, what you can do with audio filters and the «Live Remix» — an equalizer in the app that lets you raise or lower specific audio frequencies of the world around you — it isn't that much different than it was on Here Active Listening.

In fact, at one time Windows used to be an app that ran on top of DOS that let you do things with a mouse instead of typing a bunch of stuff into a command prompt.

That app already lets you do things like send text messages, place calls, and access certain apps, but with Alexa support, that functionality grows to include the wide range of existing Alexa Skills.

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It alternately showed icons you could press to quickly switch apps, or complementary features that let you do things like typing a message while reading your email on the main display.

But you can do a lot of changes in terms of appearance with a YUniverse app that lets you change themes, and many other things.

Rather than using clunky long - presses and gestures to shrink down an app into a portion of the screen, picture - in - picture lets you take the bits of apps you really care about — the video window — and display them in the foreground while doing other things in the background.

You will see a headline everywhere when it does (which is a good thing) to let you know that malware was found in your app store.

Luckily, the Nexus and Pixel development community doesn't easily let things like that pass and an unofficial camera app called Google Camera NX was released.

After releasing an uninspiring bunch of phones over the past couple of years, HTC bounced back earlier this May with its squeezable U11, which let you do things like launch an app or take a picture just by gripping it tightly around the sides.

The top button carries out your normal Android Wear actions: press it to return to the home screen or to your apps menu; a long press will launch Google Assistant, aiming to let you talk to your watch and get it doing things for you.

Asus has updated the software side of the ZenWatch 2, through the inclusion of some of its own apps on the smartwatch, and a capable companion app for your smartphone, that lets you do things like pick up the right watch face for the moment.

With screen sizes often hovering above 5» and more, having two apps run simultaneously could increase productivity in a significant way on one hand, and simply let simple things be done more easily on the other, such as texting while watching a YouTube video, taking notes while watching a photo slideshow and so on.