Sentences with phrase «deals with electronic devices»

Not exact matches

Travelers are trying to figure out how to deal with new government rules placing an indefinite ban on electronic devices larger than smartphones from the cabins of commercial aircraft flying to both the United States and the United Kingdom from certain countries.

April 20, 2018 - Automotive optoelectronics deals with application of electronic system and devices in automobiles, which use, detect and control light.

Who wants to deal with a sensitive electronic device like a Kindle at the beach — print books are much more suited to sand and sun!

While many e-reading platforms aimed at the children's market focus solely on the younger reader content found in many interactive book apps, an unrivaled understanding of the children's book market and the technological know - how to market ebooks for a variety of devices and ages will both have a great deal to do with the expected success of Scholastic's electronic reading application.

Then there is the electronic part where I don't want to have to deal with batteries, and the safety of the device.

Count one more e-reader on the market: Nintendo inked a deal with publisher HarperCollins to turn its DS portable game console in a electronic book reading device in the UK.

Ars Technica reports, «The research aims of the bill fall into three broad categories: to figure out how best to deal with the e-waste already out there, to «develop and demonstrate environmentally friendly alternatives to the use of hazardous and potentially hazardous materials in electronic devices and the production of such devices,» and to «reconsider product design and assembly to facilitate and improve refurbishment, reuse, and recycling of electronic devices, including an emphasis on design for recycling.»

The Sacramento Bee has published an article that delves into the problem of e-waste — the mountains of electronic devices that have to be dealt with as consumers upgrade to ever newer, ever more numerous gadgets.

The bill, titled S. 1397, the «Electronic Device Recycling Research and Development Act,» would push for dealing with e-waste through not only better disposal methods, but also having designers consider end - of - life product design in the first place.

This case dealt with L'Oréal's (the first claimant's) claims of patent and community registered design infringement in respect of RN Ventures» «Magnitone» electronic facial skincare device; a brush to be used to deep cleanse pores.

The Supreme Court of Canada released its unanimous decision in R. v. Vu this week, dealing with s. 8 of the Charter and the search and seizure of electronic devices such as computers and cellphones.