Sentences with phrase «flagship mobile system»

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First, the company will launch a flagship slider device, Priv, which will run on the Android operating system, bringing together the best of BlackBerry security and productivity with the expansive mobile application ecosystem available on the Android platform.

Finnish mobile phone manufacturer Nokia has launched at their annual Nokia World symposium their first ever Microsoft Windows Phone 7 operating system based handsets, in the flagship Nokia Lumia 800 and mid-range Lumia 710.

«Our system continues to improve, and with our focus on the company's flagship brand, Marriott Hotels and Resorts, as well as the extended stay sector and mobile technology, there is a lot more to come in 2013.

Microsoft took a big step into mobile Thursday, unveiling a revamped version of its flagship Windows system and a offering a closer look at Surface, its entry into the hot tablet market.

With our new DxOMark Mobile protocol, we can now test and score the additional features enabled by the dual - camera system of the Apple iPhone 7 Plus, and compare it fairly to the iPhone 7 and other flagship mobile deMobile protocol, we can now test and score the additional features enabled by the dual - camera system of the Apple iPhone 7 Plus, and compare it fairly to the iPhone 7 and other flagship mobile demobile devices.

Three of four major US carriers — Verizon, T - Mobile and Sprint — are all pushing the big Android 8.0 Oreo system update to 2017's Samsung's flagship smartphone.

The Lumia 950 and Lumia 950 XL are the first Windows flagships to not only bear the Microsoft brand, but also the first to drop the «Windows Phone» operating system in favor of Windows 10 Mobile.

The flagship smartphones are also expected to run Android Oreo, Google's latest version of the Android mobile operating system.

It's designed to deliver unparalleled mobile photography with a dual - camera system that features the flagship Sony IMX362 image sensor and a large, f / 1.8 aperture lens that offers incredible low - light performance to let users capture gorgeous photos at night or indoors, as well as a 120 ° wide - angle lens that enables users to fit more scenery and people in the frame.

The GALAXY S II is Samsung's flagship smartphone device — a beautifully thin (8.49 mm) and lightweight dual - core smartphone that combines an unmatched Super AMOLED Plus viewing experience with powerful performance, all on Android, the world's fastest - growing mobile operating system.

Last week, Google unveiled its new Pixel and Pixel XL mobile flagships, but soon after that announcement, it emerged that Verizon - the only US carrier to sell the phones directly - would be managing system updates for both devices.

On T - Mobile, the only other major carrier where Android is consistently the top - selling operating system, Samsung's (005930) flagship smartphone represented only 18 % of sales in the most recent quarter.

Meanwhile, Android device makers will take their time updating to Google's latest and best mobile operating system, and a new report indicates that Samsung will deliver Android 6.0 builds for its flagship Galaxy S6 and Galaxy Note 5 handsets only early next year.

This version of the Android mobile operating system will run smoother on low - end devices, but it is also compatible with flagship smartphones.

That will require changes to iOS, but Apple typically rolls out a new mobile operating system at the same time as it releases flagship phones.