Sentences with phrase «competing devices making»

Not exact matches

The watch's three buttons have raised patterns to make them easier to locate and push with a sweaty finger, but they don't look as nice as some of the smooth and shiny buttons found on competing devices.

We think there is zero reason for Amazon to release its own phone, but since we have no control over these decisions, Amazon had better make the device good if it wants to compete.

While that has definitely made the Korean giant a lot wiser about tablet devices that can take on the iPad, the Galaxy Tab 2 might not be enough to compete with Apple's latest iPad 3.

Having something a little larger makes sense and would allow them to compete with the bigger devices being offered by the likes of Samsung, LG, HTC, and Sony (but if there are more than 2 size options available, I'll be losing more than a few betting pools I'm participating in).

The US newspaper says «a person with direct knowledge of the project» revealed that the Taiwanese manufacturer wants to release a super-cheap device to compete with Apple and Google, with their iPad mini and Nexus 7 tablets - the latter of which is made by Acer rival Asus.

Not to mention they can make use of the Best Buy's «try before you buy» offer as well as being able to compare prices and features of the competing devices in a real life setting more conveniently.

This cuts down on the weight of it and makes it more slim than competing devices on the market.

They intend to undercut the local market by offering their device for $ 115 and compete against Sony and devices made by Positivo Alfa that cost triple the cost of the Kindle.

I wonder what could happen if the Big Five publishers of the Anglo - Saxon world banded together like this to form an Alliance to defy Amazon, produce their own eReaders, develop their own software, and build up a robust ecosystem, to directly compete with Amazon, whom they so loathe yet can't live without... Off course the devices, software, and ecosystem would have to be absolutely top notch to make people actually consider leaving Amazon (the Big Five might want to capitalise on AudioBooks by making eReaders that allow you to plug in a headphone).

Zune HD... I do love Zunes, but the Zune HD, no matter if its the best or worst device ever made, just can not compete here.

Additionally, Barnes & Noble promised to make all efforts to insure that its subsidiaries or affiliates do «not compete, with NewCo in the business of selling or making available Reading Content or similar e-reading content, e-reader software or e-reader devices.»

The Waterloo, Ontario - based company aims to make the PlayBook stand out against Apple Inc.'s iPad and a rising number of competing devices.

This means any Amazon - made smartphone would have to compete directly with other Android devices, and it's said that part of the reason why the company has taken so long to get its phone to market is because many manufacturers have signed agreements to only produce Android products approved by Google.

The company has not made this tablet to compete with the flagship models that are available on the market and neither had they marketed the device like that.

The phone boasts such «unique and compelling features» that «make it easy, and even fun» to shop online, the magazine allows, but its battery life is much shorter than those of Samsung's Galaxy and other competing devices, while its user interface is more difficult to master.

It's tough to see how the iPad can compete with lower - priced Chromebooks that most of the time come with keyboards — which makes any device far more versatile — but Apple's strategy is to win with software.

With so many competing devices on the market, consumers have difficult choices to make.

The Kindle Fire HD 8.9 is the company's new flagship device, we would say, with an 8.9 - inch display made to compete directly with Apple's iPad.

Kobo, whose report is based on data from its own customers as well as a survey of 16,000 readers using Kobo e-readers and competing devices, said that while women accounted for the largest group of active digital readers, older men also made up a significant proportion.

The only way the Kobo Aura or any other device will be able to compete with that is if they make it so you can root it and side look the Kindle for Android app.

«The company makes high - frequency spinal cord stimulation (SCS) devices that treat chronic back and leg pain more effectively and with better clinical outcomes than competing SCS devices from traditional players,» he said.

So given that there's the same or similar number of people claiming for an injury each year (albeit the number who are doing it online, indeed more and more from mobile devices, is still increasing), and given that competitors in the PI space online have continually increasing investment to meet competing higher media prices (eg Google Adwords is becoming more expensive for personal injury keywords — in the States some keywords eg «car crash attorney» ones are over $ 500 per click without any guarantee of making that a converted enquiry), and given more entrants into the market each year, pressures for many PI firms at the moment are understandably intense.

You can even make purchases through the Amazon Video app, unlike on competing devices from Apple and Microsoft.

I'd even go out on a limb and say it's the first device Samsung has made to date that's capable of competing with the build quality of the iPhone.

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.

It's tough to see how the iPad can compete with lower - priced Chromebooks that most of the time come with keyboards — which makes any device far more versatile — but Apple's strategy is to win with software.

Google actions were made available for Android and iPhone smartphones today, following an announcement by the company that 100 million devices currently support the assistant competing with Bixby, Cortana, and other intelligent assistants.

Given the original Google Home's speakers are one of the device's most heavily criticized features, it makes sense for Google to release a higher - end version of its smart home assistant in an effort to compete with Amazon's new line of Echo products.

The audio quality angle makes sense given that Google and other manufacturers already provide Assistant access and this device appears more likely to compete with JBL and SonosOne than entry - level smart speakers.

You might be wondering why Amazon would sell an Echo Dot clone and forgo the revenue it makes on selling competing devices.

Apple is reportedly planning to make a rival to the Amazon Echo, but the in order to compete with the device's incredible array of features and services, Apple plans to open up Siri to third - party apps.

While its beautiful design, gorgeous Quad HD display, smooth performance, fluid software experience, and decent camera isn't above and beyond what is expected from a current generation high - end flagship, the fact that it is significantly cheaper than the devices it directly competes with is what makes the Axon Phone by ZTE a no brainer.

While its premium metal build, Quad HD display, a decent camera, and the latest processing package may not be above and beyond what is available with any current generation flagship, what makes the Axon Phone so impressive is its price point, which is significantly cheaper than any device this phone is directly competing with.

We just hope Acer drops the price to make it better fit with competing devices.

The discount chain announced in a blog post on Wednesday that beginning in late September, it will be making hundreds of thousands of items available for voice shopping on Google's voice assistant app, Google Assistant, in a bid to compete with Amazon's Alexa capability on its Echo devices and offer a service many competitors do.

While Amazon is inherently poised to dominate e-commerce integration, Google seems to be making sure they are able to compete by offering some level of feature parity across their wide range of Assistant - enabled devices.

Google has already made it clear that its Pixel line - up of smartphones are premium devices and will compete with flagship smartphones from Apple, Samsung etc..

It's worth noting that a premium Google device would not only compete against the iPhone, but also against high - end handsets made by Google's partners.

The device has a small display for a flagship, at 5.5 inches, and thick bezels — making it hard to compete with the near bezel-less LG G6 and Samsung Galaxy S8.

After all, DeX mode requires the purchase of an extra piece of hardware that only Samsung makes, and offers Samsung a key advantage over competing devices.

As expected, the device features a much larger display to make the iPhone lineup more diverse, and better compete with Android smartphones.

If either device was launched with a competing chip in place, the payments would stop and Apple would have to return a percentage of payments already made.

While Google's Pixel devices may not yet compete with those major brands in terms of sales, the company's ambition to gain a significant stake in the market is made clear with the Google Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL.

The Fire TV OS itself is a fork of Android, so it's kind of ironic that it will now compete directly with Android TV devices made by Sony, Sharp, Phillips and others.

We're now living in a time where Google makes its own smartphones (with some help from other manufacturers) to compete head - to - head with the other devices dominating the Android space.

I'll also note both phones are thicker than competing devices on the market in a way that makes them feel dated.

Not all Galaxy J series devices have Full HD panels, meaning they aren't always as sharp as the displays on competing phones, but in many cases, the vivid colors and deep blacks more than make up for the slightly lower resolution.

Dubbed the Chromecast Ultra, this device is expected to compete with the likes of Roku in the media streaming world and apparently, it will retail at about $ 69, making it the most expensive Google Chromecast yet.

Google is not really making Pixel devices to compete with other companies, although they are usually really good.

Apple has made it a point to emphasize the audio fidelity of HomePod, in addition to its smart capabilities; and while the device will surely compete with other premium voice - activated speakers, like Sonos» One, and Google Home Max, it will also jostle for share with audio heritage brands like Bose, Harman Kardon, and Sony.