Sentences with phrase «first slated the device»

In a series of tweets regarding the Next Generation Portable's possible official name, Pachter first slated the device by saying:

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These Asus slates are among the first crop of tablet devices to receive Jelly Bean; the company kicked off the update process back in August when it pushed Android 4.1 out to its TF300 Transformer Pad.

During the first day of its European DevCon event being held in Amsterdam, RIM has confirmed that alongside support for Android apps, the forthcoming PlayBook 2.0 update will also support the formerly Nokia - backed Ot application framework for application development on the PlayBook with future support being expanded to BlackBerry 10 devices slated for launch at -LSB-...]

As for Samsung, their forthcoming slate device won't be their first in this category.

iStoryTime, the leading publisher of children's interactive book apps and more recently, the publisher tapped for producing Apple's first - ever venture into EPUB3 interactive and animated children's books, is slated to launch its newest children's title for iOS devices on the same day that the movie upon which it is based is set to premier in theaters around the country.

and the G slate is in the G line also...... G line devices are always real good devices with stock android on them G1 = first android phone (stock 1.5) G2 = first 4G phone on t - mobile (stock 2.2) G2x = first dual core phone on t - mobile (stock 2.2 or 2.3) G - slate = First tablet with Honeycomb on t - mobile (stockfirst android phone (stock 1.5) G2 = first 4G phone on t - mobile (stock 2.2) G2x = first dual core phone on t - mobile (stock 2.2 or 2.3) G - slate = First tablet with Honeycomb on t - mobile (stockfirst 4G phone on t - mobile (stock 2.2) G2x = first dual core phone on t - mobile (stock 2.2 or 2.3) G - slate = First tablet with Honeycomb on t - mobile (stockfirst dual core phone on t - mobile (stock 2.2 or 2.3) G - slate = First tablet with Honeycomb on t - mobile (stockFirst tablet with Honeycomb on t - mobile (stock 3.0)

A 10.1 - inch slate computer, Xoom is the first such device to run Google's ballyhooed Android 3.0 «Honeycomb» operating system optimized for the tablet form factor.

While the Internet giant's first 7 - inch slate continues to lag behind sales of Apple's (AAPL) various iPad models, the device has sold more in the U.K. than other Android tablets such as the ASUS Transformer Prime and Samsung Galaxy Tab.

Cube is a Chinese device maker who has a knack for making interesting slates and it was also among the first to introduce so called Retina Display tablets.

This device will serve basically as Amazon's flagship slate, available with a 10.1 inch Full HD panel, making it the first of the kind to sport such a panel since 2013 and the Fire HDX.

Bring the company's first slate to fall within this particular size segment, the device appears to be developed with an aim to take on tough competitors such as the Kindle Fire and the upcoming Kindle Fire 2 as well as the newly launched Nexus 7, amongst others.

The tablet market is comprised of two different product categories - devices offering a first - party keyboard (detachables) and slate tablets (those lacking this keyboard option).

After months of leaks, Research in Motion has officially announced its first devices with BlackBerry 7 in the the BlackBerry Bold 9900/9930 and the BlackBerry Torch 9810 / 9850/9860, with the 9810 being the successor to the current Torch available on AT&T and the 9850/9860 being the first slate type models in the series.

We knew that Dell was planning more devices than just the Dell Mini 5 [product page], and now we're getting our first look at the rest of the family which includes 7» and 10» slates.

The new tablet, which doesn't appear to have a name, features a 10.1 - inch widescreen HD display and is slated to ship in the first half of 2011 with the Android Honeycomb operating system, the next version of Android designed for tablet devices.

Samsung has leaked the first official image of the forthcoming Acclaim Android smart device slated for launch on US Cellular next month on its support page for the device.

During the first day of its European DevCon event being held in Amsterdam, RIM has confirmed that alongside support for Android apps, the forthcoming PlayBook 2.0 update will also support the formerly Nokia - backed Ot application framework for application development on the PlayBook with future support being expanded to BlackBerry 10 devices slated for launch at the end of the year.

Motorola and Verizon's marketing efforts would pay off to an extent, and demand for the device was solid — Motorola shipped 250,000 XOOM tablets during the slate's first quarter of availability, 440,000 units during its second quarter and another 400,000 tablets last quarter.

The eLocity A7 Android tablet has gotten a lot of attention this year, first because it was slated to be one of the first devices to ship with an NVIDIA Tegra 2 dual core chip, and then because the company missed its estimated ship date by a few months.

The company will allegedly change its product portfolio once again in 2017 with a larger device slated to replace the current Plus variant and also feature an AMOLED screen for the first time.

The phone is set to receive the Android 8.0 Oreo update before the end of the year, and is slated to be in the first wave of devices to pick up the Android P update once it becomes available next year.

Akhan Semiconductor has pushed back the release of its Mirage Diamond Glass, saying that it is actively testing the compound and that the first consumer devices sporting the improved diamond layer are slated to be made available in 2019.

Way before the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 was a (real) thing, Huawei rushed to be the first mobile device manufacturer with a launch event slated on the eve of IFA 2016's start.

Qualcomm Fingerprint Sensors for Glass and Metal are slated to be available to original equipment manufacturers this month, and are set to arrive in commercial devices in the first half of 2018, the company said.

Availability of the device in the U.S. continues to improve, however, with the shipping quotes now whittled down to under a week for the first time since the slate launched in March.

The processor slated to be used in the first batch of devices is Qualcomm's Snapdragon 835 — the same chip found in phones such as the Galaxy S8, Pixel 2 and OnePlus 5.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 was slated to be one of the first devices to receive the new Android 5.0 Lollipop update.

The SoC is slated to make its way into devices in the first half of 2017!