Sentences with phrase «device does all sorts of things»

This little mini tablet media device does all sorts of things like access documentation applications, an ebook reader, and web browser.

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The device does some of the same things that other fitness trackers do, but it comes packaged together, working as a one - stop - shop of sorts for getting your health and wellness on track.

Voice - activated devices could soon tap into knowledge graphs to do all sorts of things.

Don't get me wrong, there are several parts of my daily routine that do rely on supplements or health - boosting devices of some sort, but I also firmly believe that none of these things will be very effective without these foundational aspects of health (that don't cost a thingdo rely on supplements or health - boosting devices of some sort, but I also firmly believe that none of these things will be very effective without these foundational aspects of health (that don't cost a thing!)

While this may be something to do with my old - school attitude towards what constitutes a book, I think there's also an issue with devices that are partially touch - sensitive: Their user interfaces are sort of «neither fish nor fowl» – they require a conscious toggling between the things you can achieve by poking a finger directly at the thing you want to do something and poking a finger at something other than the thing you want to do something.

The device does different things based on how much you unfold it and how you arrange it — It's some sort of mini-laptop in this image, a wide - screen movie player when folded out, an alarm clock when folded halfway (sort of), and a cellphone when all folded up.

With the device, you can do all sorts of things, including checking your messages and taking pictures.

Now probably you're using multiple things in your house and thus might be thinking this is nonsense, but the way the router does this is by acting as a sort of machine gun, firing off bits of data to each device one by one.

We've done all sorts of things from video games for the web and mobile devices to interactive experiences for popular theme parks.

Once it becomes available, the HomePod with Siri inside will be able to do the sorts of things other AI assistants in smart speakers are able to do, like play music, set reminders, and control smart home devices.

And who knows, perhaps this sort of thing could catch on to the point where handsets are sold as barebones devices that allow users to select the OS of their choice during the setup process (it doesn't hurt to dream, eh?).

Your mobile device can't handle the kind of video processing necessary to do this sort of thing immediately, and making a local client for Nest to run on Windows / Mac / Linux would be a tremendous undertaking that would never result in a service that ran as smoothly as the current implementation of the Nest experience.

Over time, we're likely to see more of this sort of thing for the Galaxy S7, but it does take time for custom ROMs and such to arrive for devices like these.