Sentences with phrase «full desktop browser»

Unlike solutions we've seen in the past (RIP Motorola Atrix), the desktop mode here simply offers Android apps instead of a full desktop browser.

Not exact matches

Sliding a Galaxy S8 into it automatically activates a computer desktop - like interface on the monitor screen, complete with full - sized web browsers and other tools, including Microsoft Office.

Third, the mobile site can load in a desktop browser and does not redirect the user to the full site.

At first, these interfaces will feature read - only versions of the desktop app where newbies can merely browse through listings and profiles, but later, OpenBazaar will create a browser - ready site like any other site (no full node needed).

Web apps can't do things like drag - and - drop files between your web browser and computer desktop, offer full functionality when you're not online, or play various media without extra software plug - ins.

Mobile browsers, while not as full featured or fast as their desktop counterparts, are still quite capable and mature, and should be able to cover all of your mobile courses» needs.

The system has full desktop with office suite and tons of fonts, compilers, sound and video support, airplay support, music players, firewall, ipv6, btrfs & encryption, pdf reader, web browser.

Stick it in the laptop dock to get a full keyboard, full screen, and desktop computing environment, complete with a fully functional Firefox browser (not the mobile version, this is legit Linux Firefox).

You can even use your computer's browser to get the full desktop surfing experience (i.e. Flash and all your favorite bookmarks and plugins without using any other app).

Motorola gave it Webtop, a desktop - like environment that supports a full desktop Firefox browser.

The DROID RAZR by MOTOROLA can be used to browse your favorite web sites with a full Firefox desktop browser, view social networking sites, and use HTML5 web - based applications and supported cloud computing services while running your Android applications in a window.

Users can run their Android apps, browse their favorite Websites with a full Firefox desktop browser, send instant messages and make phone calls.

** Key features of the BlackBerry Pearl Flip from T - Mobile include the following **: · First BlackBerry smartphone to offer popular flip design · Wi - Fi - enabled (802.11 b / g) supporting Wi - Fi calling and fast Web browsing · Support for Unlimited HotSpot Calling, offering unlimited nationwide calling over accessible Wi - Fi networks · T - Mobile's myFavesSM support to stay in touch with those who matter most, with quick, one - click access for instant messaging, e-mailing, texting or calling to your Fave 5 SM from the Home Screen · Enhanced SureType ® keyboard to support text messaging, picture messaging, instant messaging (six popular clients), personal e-mail (access up to 10 supported e-mail accounts), and corporate e-mail · 2.0 megapixel camera with digital zoom, built - in flash and video recording (requires microSD card) · Advanced media player for pictures, music and video with full - screen video playback · Stereo Bluetooth ® support (A2DP / AVRCP) and 3.5 mm stereo headset jack · Media management software included on the BlackBerry Tools CD, which allows transfer of music files including sync of desktop iTunes music files *** · Enhanced HTML browser for high - performance browsing with a more desktop - style depiction · Internal QVGA 2.4 - inch diagonal screen, 320 x 240 pixels and supporting 65K colors · 128 MB of flash memory, 256 MB microSD card included, and support for up to a 16 GB microSD / SDHC card · Quad - band GSM / GPRS / EDGE / Wi - Fi network including support for international roaming · Dimensions: 3.9» x 1.96» x 0.68» · Weight: 3.6 oz

The beauty of the HD Station is how it works with the Photon 4G's webtop application, which gives users the full Firefox desktop browser.

The new - look Droid Bionic features Webtop connectivity, which combines the handset with a docking station or Lapdock accessory for a desktop - like experience featuring the full Firefox web browser.

The idea behind Webtop was sound, as it allowed select Android smartphones to theoretically run full Linux applications outside of the desktop class Firefox web browser, had Motorola allowed for the complete functionality of the Linux distro as originally planned and not locked it down.

If the browser takes you to a mobile site, such as BBC mobile, by default you can also opt to display the full desktop site.

You can use it to read headlines, but it's not a full - blown desktop browser — it doesn't support Flash, for example.

In the latest version of Chrome, this now gives you a full Chrome OS - style desktop environment where you can run Chrome browser windows and use Chrome apps from the Chrome web store.

Instead, drag and drop the OTA file from your computer's file browser (it should be on your desktop) into the command prompt window, then the full file location will be populated.

It's possible to go through this process on mobile with a phone browser, so long as you do it in «desktop view,» but it's going to be somewhat difficult — get to a full laptop or desktop PC if you can.

Users can upload full - resolution photos from a PC or desktop web browser, or have them upload automatically from iOS and Android devices.

You have a laptop that boots up very quickly to a full desktop version of the Chrome web browser with a keyboard and touchpad — and that's it.

Many desktop applications (such MS Office and most of browsers), natively support full - screen mode.

This means that you can use the same apps and games as on your phone, all with a full Chrome desktop browser.

Top apps show popular names like Netflix, Facebook, Dropbox, Amazon, VLC and Photoshop Express, however none of these are native desktop applications but touch - friendly alternatives that I'd guess are better suited to beginner users who for some reason don't care enough about Amazon's full web experience to launch a browser.

But Chrome OS shares one big advantage with Windows: you get a full desktop web browser instead of a limited mobile one, complete with support for Adobe Flash and browser extensions.