Sentences with phrase «competing hardware manufacturer»

Going off on one game that is published by a competing hardware manufacturer.

Not exact matches

Digital rights management (DRM) is a class of controversial technologies that are used by hardware manufacturers, publishers, copyright holders, and individuals with the intent to control the use of digital content and devices after sale; there are, however, many competing definitions.

True, the Nook tablet computer is basically a crippled device that is competing with full - featured tablets from Samsung, Microsoft, and Apple, just to name three hardware manufacturers.

Something you get used to when you are competing against the largest e-commerce company in the world, the most beloved hardware manufacturer in the world, and the most profitable search engine in the world is running into people who say, «Wow, you are still alive, that's fantastic.»

So, this could well prove to be the moment when traditional generations fall away in the games industry, where manufacturers begin a new cycle of hardware releases interspersed with upgraded specs every few years to keep their machines relevant and competing with the PC market.

Beyond that, the Pixel devices not only compete with high - end hardware from other manufacturers, but also point the way forward for those companies.

The tech giant is also expected to give more details about Google Home, a new smart speaker that will compete directly with Amazon Echo as an always - listening virtual assistant, and reveal its design for its Daydream VR, a hardware and software platform to help any Android smartphone manufacturer create a VR headset themselves.

This is likely a reflection on the fact that Google does not allow manufacturers to customize Android Wear when they put it on to their hardware in any way, leaving the likes of Motorola, LG and Huawei to compete on nothing but design and price alone.

We'll have to see how Google would react to hardware manufacturers installing competing services from Microsoft, as it is unlikely that the company will be able to persuade OEMs not to sign up.

So as smartphone hardware becomes more commoditized, manufacturers are faced with a tough choice: either fight it out in this «sub-flagship» melee around the $ 400 mark, or go all - out and compete with the big boys at the $ 600 level.

You've got hardware that is pretty much able to compete with the best other manufacturers can roll out — if only because Huawei tends to borrow from a number of them.