Sentences with phrase «appear in newer smartphones»

Ordinarily, a missing feature or two in an update that's brought to older devices might not come as a shock to users, even though those features may appear in newer smartphones.

Not exact matches

A version of this article appears in print on October 16, 2012, on Page B1 of the New York edition with the headline: BlackBerry as Black Sheep in Smartphones.

Chinese mobile maker Vivo launched the Vivo V75 in December last year, and now it appears to be set to launch another new smartphone in the series, Vivo Y75s.

The new Karbonn smartphone appears to be the successor to the Karbonn A50, which was launched in July last year.

Earlier a new smartphone with codenamed YU6000 appeared in the benchmark results.

Pastel Life is a new short anime series featuring five - member girl idol band Pastel ＊ Palettes, who appear in Bushiroad's popular smartphone game BanG Dream!

The trailer shows the unidentified new girl that previously appeared in the special ending of The World Ends With You: Solo Remix, the Smartphone port for iOS and Android from 2013.

It may be early days in Canada for fintechs, a catchphrase for new innovative financial technology startups, and major technology companies that are challenging traditional financial institutions on their turf by offering cheaper and easier - to - use Internet - or smartphone - based services such as payment apps or peer - to - peer lending or digital currencies, but Canada's Big Six banks are paying heed even though they appear to be on solid ground.

Initially, it appears the new smartphone will be sold in a select few markets.

We appear to be in a new world where the side bezels on smartphones are slowly disappearing.

A new smartphone from the company has appeared in benchmarking website Antutu.

Chinese rival Huawei — which has pretty much come from nowhere several years ago to become the third - biggest player in the smartphone world by revenue (second by volume)-- held off on launching its new P20 until yesterday (27 March) in Paris, in what appears to be a bold effort to shake up the smartphone world.

It's been a short while since we've heard anything new with Google's Project Ara smartphone, the modular smartphone being developed and tested by their ATAP division which they acquired from Motorola as part of the Motorola acquisition, and kept after selling Motorola to Lenovo.While Google is making steady progress with the Project Ara smartphone advancement, it appears that they will be taking on some new partners to help with things in the marketplace area.

It seems Sony has also decided to leave behind the side - mounted fingerprint sensors it's used in past devices; all three of the company's new smartphones appear to feature back - facing fingerprint scanners.

But despite this, it appears that the smartphone OS isn't going to get much more in the way of new features before its launch.

Huawei is one of the largest smartphone manufacturers in the world, the company had actually managed to trump Apple earlier this year, and become the second largest smartphone manufacturer in the world, and according to a new report that just appeared, Huawei sold far more devices than we realized.

Rather than muscle in with a headline - grabbing, powerful new glamour model, it appears LG has decided to go back to basics with the Optimus One — a standard, no frills, 3.2 - inch Android 2.2 smartphone for the everyman.

Specs have appeared online for a new smartphone dubbed the LG Optimus Pro - but is this a new handset or just the Optimus G2 in disguise?

Quite a few new smartphones were launched in India in the last month or so, and two of those phones managed to appear on our top 10 list.

Images of the iPhone 7 Plus / Pro made their way online in mid-May and appeared to confirm previous reports that the 5.5 - inch smartphone would also feature a brand new dual - lens rear camera and a Smart Connector port on the lower rear of its case.

It would appear that Microsoft, after writing off their Nokia losses, is now ready to re-enter the smartphone market with a focused new smartphone with no link to the past, no link to their Lumia line - up and start fresh with a smartphone clearly in sync with their entire Surface lineup of devices.

The smartphone has already appeared in several certification sites and databases with the new Microsoft logo instead of the Nokia's.

The smartphone has already appeared in several certification sites and databases with the new... Read More

There's a new order in China among smartphone vendors, while Nokia's growth spurt in Europe appears to have run out of steam.

The law of diminishing returns is making itself apparent in many areas of smartphone development these days, and it appears that numerous companies are opting to invest their imaging resources toward creating new experiences rather than finessing and refining existing ones.