Sentences with phrase «because apple plays»

This is because Apple plays the high end, and because when you get to those prices, you might as well buy the Apple hardware.

Not exact matches

Because Dropbox plays in different markets like cloud storage and workplace software, it faces tough competition from some of the biggest companies like Amazon, Apple, Google, and Microsoft.

As an example, almost every major retailer (except Apple and maybe Starbucks) is playing catch - up on in - store mobile payments because they are captives of old POS systems.

I know it's cool to hate AT&T and all because they had the forethought to sign up for the exclusive deal when other carriers walked away from it, but blaiming Apple for playing by the carriers game is like blaming GM for high gas prices.

Apps make great passive income opportunities because all you need to do is list them at a popularly traveled app marketplace such as Google Play, Amazon or Apple.

Hayden said Zander's CMO at the time had a «brilliant idea» in the early 2000s «to do a co-branding effort with his hero, Steve Jobs, and create a Motorola phone that would play iTunes... I strongly recommended that they not contact Apple, not share any technical data with them, because it was clear Apple would eventually make a phone.

(i might have to play a bit with the amount of dry ingredients because the pulp from the juicer is a bit drier than the whole apple + carrots).

One apple contains 5 g. of fiber and lots of vitamin C. Dietary fiber plays an important role in diabetes prevention, because they control the blood sugar levels.

She also meets another Englishman, Charles Doughty - Wylie, played by Damian Lewis, who at first appears to be just another blithering British officer who is infuriated by Bell's impetuous expeditions into difficult areas, ostensibly because she is upsetting the apple - cart, but really because they realise that this civilian has the imagination and flair which is showing them up.

Android Auto or Apple Car play help keep you connected while you drive because you wont want to let go of the heated steering wheel Contact us today and make arrangements to take this one home!!

The built - in navigation was equally forgettable because the GTI comes with Apple Car Play and Android Auto integration.

Of course, when you consider that you can also mirror the screen of any Android device to your television with the Fire TV (without needing to login to your Amazon account, much the same way Apple's AirPlay functionality works)-- it seems a little frivolous and unnecessary because you can just play whatever tablet games you have already invested in.

Because Apple is a monopolistic company that doesn't play well with others.

You might say if NOOK goes down there are still Apple and Google Play (both easily strong enough to challenge Amazon's ebook hegemony) and Kobo (bigger internationally than Amazon already), but that's not 100 % the case because none of them sell print copies.

With that kind of screen real estate, it's really aimed at those who want an iPad but are looking for a more budget - friendly option, rather than the Tab, although, because of its operating system, the Folio 100 can play Flash - generated content, supporting Adobe Flash 10.1 - something, obviously, that Apple's device lacks.

The iPad doesn't have ports because Apple doesn't want you playing around with the software - after all, the fact that you bought the tablet is not very relevant, or is it?

Apple Cider Mage: Yeah like, I got a little bit of those kind of mechanics when I was playing Monument Valley because Monument Valley also has a mechanic like that, although on a much smaller scale, with the totem and Ida, Ida and the totem.

psp 2 would be destroyed by 3DS just think sony and microsoft are in a hard place ex sony manager even suggested a microsoft and sony combined console vs nintendo and the industry keeps talking up android windows and apple and how we all will play games on tablets in the future why are they saying this because nintendo has won and there trying to invent a future that does nt have nintendo in it its all anti nintendo properganda...

Also, I would recommend NOT playing with an Apple Magic Mouse because the already annoying - as - hell zoom problems keep getting worse.

It isn't a forward - thinking move like Apple's decision to kill off the floppy disk, because no one's playing along.

Apple has always played in the high - end and will have major challenges competing with Samsung and the overall Google and China ecosystems because Apple DOES N'T LIKE to make cheaper devices, and because their vertical development costs can only be subsidized across their own devices.

And it was clear that you didn't have to play that game because Apple wasn't going to beat Microsoft.

For the purpose of this article I'm using Spotify as an example because it's my music streaming service of choice, but you can also use Google Play Music, Apple Music, or any of the other streaming options to achieve the same end.

Because you can play Apple Music and iCloud Music Library content directly on the HomePod, there's probably not much need to AirPlay from iTunes to the HomePod, but the option is there if you need it.

The volume buttons don't work because of Apple's hardware choices, but I also had an issue with pausing / playing music.

It plays into, actually... Apple for example is very business model, which is we don't do advertising, but we're going to make this an even better phone experience for you and then you'll want to use an Apple phone because it's not littered with what Walt Mossberg used to call crapplets, do you remember?

That dynamic has already played out in the smartphone and tablet markets, where Android now dominates because Google hasn't forced phone buyers to stick with one line of devices the way Apple does with the iPhone.

The reason HomePod is ranking below the others is because, at the moment, we've only had the chance to play around with it at Apple's busy Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC)-- and even then, Siri wasn't properly up and running.

But because there are so few great - sounding smart speakers currently on the market, these two will inherently get lumped together until Apple creates a smaller speaker or Sonos adds voice assistant functionality to the Play: 3.

I say «sort of» because Sonos won't offer native Siri support; instead, you'll be able to (at some unspecified time) tell your iPhone or Apple Watch «Hey Siri, play Lorde on the Living Room via AirPlay 2» and the Sonos One should technically recognize that command.

It's not much of an issue for me because I can play music from my library off the Sonos app on my phone, but when I want to play off my macbook, I have to airplay through an Apple TV.

Note that the method given here doesn't work for audible contents simply because it is DRM - protected and hence, content won't play appropriately inside Apple Watch Music app.

Apple says this is because the vast majority of people use these speakers for basic commands like playing music and setting timers.

Because Apple Music is not the built - in support on Amazon Echo, it's impossible to play Apple Music on Echo via Alexa voice control.

This is a good target for Amazon, because, with Apple and Google using competing agents in their leading mobile operating systems, Alexa has been forced to play second (or third) fiddle in mobile.

If you're still with us, we presume it is because you have an iPhone and love using Apple Music, because that's the only source of music you can play using voice commands.

Apple's argument is that, because HomePod is constantly adjusting itself based on what you're playing, traditional manual EQ modifications would be pointless.

I played around with some apples in here as well to add in some traditional fall colors but ended up taking them back out because it looked too busy.