Sentences with phrase «beyond holding your phone»
These new technologies are really raising expectations for augmented and mixed reality beyond holding your phone out to see a creature on your street corner.
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THE News of the World phone - hacking scandal seems so modern, an unsettling reminder that many of our most intimate secrets are held in email and voicemail messages stored on computers scattered around the world (see «Newspaper phone - hacking scandal goes beyond voicemail «-RRB-.
Both the ruffle feature of the neckline and the hem of the skirt are trimmed with black pom pom edging, beyond cute, and the full flared skirt has pockets deep enough to securely hold my phone in its bulky battery case.
Funding for the «education rate» program has held at about $ 2.25 billion a year since it was created under the Telecommunications Act of 1996, and it covers few of the technology services available to schools beyond simple Internet and phone connectivity.
This isn't about my opinion, though: what phone do you hold head and shoulders beyond every other that was ever released?
Beyond the iPads, there may be more details about the launch of Apple Pay, a system that will let iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus owners spend money at participating stores simply by using their phones» fingerprint scanner and holding the device up to the register.
It worked, but somewhat inconsistently in certain lighting conditions — especially if you wore color contacts or sunglasses, or held your phone beyond the recommended distance from your eyes.
Holding the shutter button half down to focus, if you then physically shake the phone around while you take a picture, more often than not it will come out as a reasonably sharp and in - focus image which is really quite incredible and far beyond the performance of anything else I've seen in similar conditions on any other camera phone.
When holding the phone for the first time, the first thing you will notice is how premium this device feels, beyond what its price point would suggest.
This is a benefit originally brought on by the elongated aspect ratio craze (18:9 and beyond), but that introduced a new issue: with a longer display comes a taller phone that's harder to hold or fit into a pocket.