Sentences with phrase «content on the larger tablet»

• Updated BlackBerry Bridge app: BlackBerry ® Bridge ™ is a unique app that provides a Bluetooth ® connection between your BlackBerry PlayBook and core apps on your BlackBerry ® smartphone (including BBM ™, Email, Contacts, Calendar and Browser) in order to let you view the content on the larger tablet display.

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Klein hopes to sell news content and educational curriculum on the tablets and to disrupt the textbook market at the same time, posing a huge risk to other large textbook publishers such as McGraw - Hill, Houghton Mifflin, and Pearson, which together have $ 2.6 billion in annual revenue.

Customers want to enjoy HD content if they have an HD tablet - and 8 GB of on - device storage isn't enough for the larger HD file sizes.

With AllShare ® Play, content can be shared with a large group in real - time by connecting the Galaxy Note 10.1 to Samsung HD TVs, mobile tablets, laptops, and other consumer electronic devices on the same network.

You can read ebooks on your Wii - U tablet or even sned whatever content that is on your screen to a large screen television.

Not everyone likes to read content on a tablet, there is a large percentage of people who need an e-ink device.

On the bottom is a DC input for charging the tablet, a top Mini-USB connection offering a connection to your PC so you can add content, along with a mini HDMI meaning you can pipe - out your content on to a larger displaOn the bottom is a DC input for charging the tablet, a top Mini-USB connection offering a connection to your PC so you can add content, along with a mini HDMI meaning you can pipe - out your content on to a larger displaon to a larger display.

The large 16 GB of storage capacity on this tablet provides plenty of room for all your child's favourite apps, books and video content.

Although some content, like browser pages, was viewed more often on larger 10 - inch tablets than on 7 - inch ones like the Kindle Fire, it's clear that Amazon's tablet is hugely popular compared to Android devices with larger screens and better specs.

Over the last few months, Barnes & Noble has been running a number of special deals on the Nook HD +, the larger of its two tablets, including a free credit of $ 50 to spend on Nook content.

This can be useful for certain kinds of highly - designed content (illustrated children's books, digital magazines, etc.) that are designed to be consumed only on a larger - screen device, such as a tablet.

The big omission in terms of connectivity is the absence of an HDMI or Mini HDMI port that would enable you to hook the tablet up to a monitor or HD TV and enjoy your content on a larger screen.

Also, through DLNA functionality on «Sony Tablet», users can «throw» personal content to large screen televisions or music to wireless speakers.

It's been said that tablets are much better at content consumption than content creation, so why have something as large as an iPad when consumption can be accomplished on an even smaller screen?

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Instead, it works with compatible apps you have on your smartphone or tablet and plays their video or music content on a larger screen.

You can share your content with several people (or an entire room full of people) at the same time, with the right accessories you can essentially turn your phone or tablet into a full - featured computer, and you can watch videos on a much larger screen with much better sound than on a smartphone or tablet.