Sentences with phrase «begins hitting devices»

This may occur once the update begins hitting devices not in the beta program.

As of right now the far - field voice control via Alexa will be available to US consumers only according to Amazon but it will be available on all generations of the Fire TV and Fire TV stick and support for this feature will begin hitting devices as of today, and by week's end those with an Amazon Fire TV smart TV will have access to the feature as well.

The new intercom support for the calling and messaging feature on compatible Echo devices will take at least a few days to roll out to all users though it will begin hitting devices today, so anyone with one of the three above - mentioned Echo products should keep an eye out for the support to go live for their own device.

This most recent update is for Play Games version 3.3 and some users may already have it installed on their device as the update should have began hitting devices last week, but if you still don't have the latest version and you'd like to install it you can grab the apk file here.

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When the app identifies a hit which may cause traumatic brain injury, an audible and visual, color - coded visual alert (yellow, orange, or red) is triggered on the user's device so that an assessment for possible concussion can begin immediately on the sports sideline using a standard assessment tool (e.g. SCAT2) or the concussion symptom checklist displayed on the smart - phone.

Hit the Apply button and the installation of your application to the device begins.

So we're past the beginning stages of testing the device and hopefully will see this device hit shelves soon enough.

A trusted source has hit us up stating that the training for the device has begun today for employees with a stated release date of November 18th.

It doesn't sound like the test software has begun to hit devices just yet, but we'll keep our ear to the ground and our eyes glued to the AndroidForums thread linked below.

In a post on their official blog, BlackBerry has announced that «over the coming weeks» users will begin seeing the software update hitting their devices.

If the update doesn't reach your device yet, you can try to pull the update by heading into Settings — > tap About Tablet — > System Updates — > hit Install Now button — > the device Reboots automatically — > Installation Process begins — > Let it do its task till the upgrade process finishes successfully.

«Home» — > «Applications» — > «Settings» — > «About Tablet / About Device» — > «System Updates» — > If the update found — > tap the «Download» button — > then hit Restart & Install button — > Device Reboots — > Installation process should begin now — > Follow the on - screen instructions — > Let the OTA upgraded process runs successfully.

When the iPhone and Android phones hit the shelves, everyone began heralding the end of dedicated handheld gaming devices like the Nintendo DS.

Regardless of its potential applications, however, the device must still pass legal approval from state legislatures before the company can begin production, so it hasn't hit the roadways yet.

Samsung states that the update began its rollout on January 17th and will be rolling out over the coming weeks, but should be hitting most unlocked devices at this time.

We'll be sure to update the article as soon as we receive word that the update has begun hitting consumer devices.

For example, the Galaxy Note 5 should be announced the same day before hitting the market a few days later on August 21st and offer similar specs (with a heftier price tag) while IFA at the beginning of September should herald other devices that vie for your money.

We will not have long to wait for customer reactions, as these devices will be hitting stores on April 10th, and some carriers have already begun to announce their pre-order schedule.

Samsung has announced the Galaxy Alpha will be available at the beginning of September and although no price has been confirmed, the device was previously rumoured to hit the # 549 mark.

As previously noted, there is still no timeframe for when these features will begin to hit non-Pixel devices.

The software is available wirelessly and should soon hit devices if users haven't already begun receiving notifications that an update is available.

British phone maker Wileyfox has only recently arrived on the scene, but — presumably taking the plunge before a feared deluge of cheap Chinese devices begins to hit western markets — the company is already making waves by offering well - specced devices at respectable prices.

It's not available just yet, as the device will begin hitting stores in the third quarter, which means we should start seeing a gradual rollout as early as this month (September).

The HTC One Google Play Edition Android 4.4.2 update roll - out reportedly begins, as several reports claim the refresh has hit GPE devices.

They began to hit shelves on 17 October so we would expect to see the new Pixel devices launch before mid-October 2018.

Samsung begins its wearables journey (again) here with the Galaxy Gear in the United States on AT&T exclusively - though release schedules have suggested that this device will be hitting other carriers soon.

Over-the-air updates have begun to hit various Nexus devices, including the Nexus 9 and Nexus 7 (2013), in both their WiFi and LTE counterparts.

This is just a bug checking and reporting exercise for the core Nougat update that will hopefully begin hitting Sony's devices before the end of the year.

The generic «roll out» is said to have begun already, hitting «Gen 1 devices first», while «remaining» products should follow suit on March 15, i.e. tomorrow.

For those that aren't keen on waiting for the security patches to hit their devices in the standard timely manner that Google usually sets up for its devices that are still supported, the images for the new software are always made available before Google begins pushing out the software to users over-the-air.