Sentences with phrase «cellular version of a device»

The official website says that the cellular versions of these devices will make their debuts in mid-November.

So, it may be worthwhile to get the cellular version of a device, even if you don't use the cellular radio.

Details on this device are sparse at this point (considering it's still early in the product's development), but one source says that the company is working on a cellular version of the device — not unlike the tried - and - failed, crazily - named LG Watch Urbane 2nd gen. LTE.

If you prefer to get it through Verizon, the cellular version of the device is now available both in - store and online, and it's perfect for those that want to bundle it into their data plan.

Bell will be the first Canadian carrier to offer the cellular version of the device.

Not exact matches

On the plus side, he has taken that most cliched of film music devices, the duduk, and crafted some truly beautiful solos («Driving in Geneva»); the piano solo version of the main theme which appears half way through the album is exquisite; and some of his Philip Glass - style cellular, repeating phrases are terrific.

According to sources inside Verizon, the company's version of the tablet will feature built - in Wi - Fi utilizing Verizon's hotspots for free data; the device will switch onto the 3G cellular network when it's away from a hotspot.

The device will have 2 GB of RAM, 16, 32 or 64 GB of storage and WiFi or cellular data versions.

As previously reported T - Mobile will be reintroducing UMA service on select Android devices using a different version of the protocol that does not allow for handoffs to or from its cellular network as well as allowing deduction from the monthly voice plan, whereas the previous version allowed for an additional monthly fee for unlimited calling over Wi - Fi and did not deduct from the voice plan.

The 4G version of the iPad also includes a 4G hot - spot capability, allowing other Wi - Fi devices (laptops, tablets, portable media players) to take advantage of the cellular data.

The device will reportedly have a 2560 x 1600 display, 2.26 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor, 8 - megapixel camera, 2 - megapixel front - facing camera, 3 GB of RAM, 32 GB of storage, Android 4.3 Jelly Bean and LTE support (the cellular version).

That's most of the remotely recent Nexus devices accounted for, but it does leave a big question mark against the cellular versions of the Nexus 7 2012 and 2013.

The lite version is meant to take up less space on devices and use less cellular data than the regular version of the Facebook app.

There were prior concerns that this may not happen due to battery concerns with the device continuously polling for cellular network and the like, but Apple appears to have overcome those concerns to produce a version of the Apple Watch which can access network features and receive and send data independently of a connected iPhone.

As much independence as the Apple Watch had gained in the last couple of years, particularly with the cellular version, it's still a satellite device to the iPhone.

Specific details have not been revealed, but considering that Android 5.0 Lollipop is arriving as soon as November 3rd, at least for the new Nexus devices launching in early November, LG might be getting ready for a speedy Lollipop update for its high - end handset — after all, some of the older Nexus devices aren't even expected to get Android 5.0 in early November, with cellular versions of the Nexus 7, the Nexus 5 and the Nexus 4 said to be upgraded by the end of next month.

That information includes cellular carrier name, mobile network code, mobile country code, location, language and version of the device's operating system.

It's not clear at this time when Google will release Android 5.0 for the Nexus 4, 5, 7, 10 and Google Play Edition devices, but a recent report said the first Lollipop builds will be rolled out to Wi - Fi versions of Nexus tablets, followed by a Lollipop release for Nexus devices with cellular connectivity, including smartphones and LTE tablets.

That said, it's actually impressive the Series 3 cellular version accounted for 13 percent of global 2017 Apple Watch shipments, with the «regular» Series 3 at 35 percent, while Series 2 and older devices naturally commanded more than half of the pie.

Google did not explain why cellular versions of Nexus devices need more time to receive the update.

The 3G versions of the smartwatches can take and make calls, so long as an associated Galaxy device is powered on and is in contact with a cellular network.