Sentences with phrase «future software upgrades»

If you call it «Autopilot», build your brand on the idea that it can drive itself, tell people it has «all the hardware needed for level 5 autonomy», and charge people money for future software upgrades that make it happen, you can't really blame people for believing it is self driving and then get themselves killed.

I expect to see some movement in this direction in future software upgrades, particularly at or around future Apple developer events.

This «missing features to be added via future software upgrades» thread should sound familiar to owners of the Nook (bug fixes, store offers), the Sony Reader (wireless downloads), and the Kindle (PDF support).

Hopefully it will be sorted out further and attain a level of maturity in a future software upgrade.

A future software upgrade will turn this appliance into a smart home hub, too.

Not exact matches

For one thing, Autopilot is expensive: If you order a Model S, for example, the technology as it now functions is a $ 6,000 upgrade; a bump to full self - driving capability, with the hardware in place but the software update to arrive in the future, is another $ 4,000.

Say a company sells software with guaranteed future upgrades, and the value of the upgrades is not yet known.

Not to mention that Faraday Future's FF91 did not actually compete with Tesla's fastest electric vehicle, the Model S P100D which, when upgraded with the Easter egg software update, could actually go from 0 to 60 in 2.4 seconds.

EIP - 8 makes sure that all client software in use on the Ethereum network can cope with future network protocol upgrades.

There's neither trading software to pay for nor any need for system upgrades in the future.

In addition, this Warranty does not apply: (a) to consumable parts that are designed to diminish over time, unless failure has occurred due to a defect in materials or workmanship; (b) to damage caused by a third party device or service (including upgrades and expansions), or (c) to obsolescence or lack of utility with future versions of external hardware or software, including, but not limited to mobile devices.

The software upgrade information is an oh - by - the - way mention in a press release this week, titled «Ford Further Improving On - Road Hybrid Fuel Economy and Hiring for Future, as Electrified Vehicle Share Quadruples.»

Third, if I ever decide the software is worth having, I'll still want to compare the total cost (in time and money) of buying it, learning how to use it and paying for future upgrades with the total cost of having someone else provide that service.

This version upgrade also helps the tablet with other things such as receiving automatic future software updates and upgrades; ability to update the PlayBook's menu tools, browser and so on.

Thanks for the instructions... this seems to work like it did on the original Kindles, but it would be nice if Amazon made this feature easier to find and use in a future upgrade of their software!

The company said, «Intel will help scale the deployment process of Android for tablet manufacturers by providing the software engineering work, streamlined access to Google Mobile Services, as well as support for updates and upgrades to future Android releases.»

The Galaxy Tab 10.1 will receive these new upgrades through a software update that customers can access over the air in the near future.

Apart from ePub, the only other format supported at the moment is PDF but Kobo promises more will be added by way of software upgrade in future.

Samsung is offering no guarantee that it'll provide a stock Android upgrade path into the future, and even the software on the tablet at launch, while technically stock - based, has a handful of OS - level modifications in place.

The Xoom is the reference model used by Android engineers; if you want «pure» Google software and the first shot at future upgrades, it's probably still your safest bet.

After the Daylight Saving Time fiasco involving Desktop Manager, where RIM's solution was to upgrade to the latest version of Desktop Manager (version 4.2 SP1, at the time), even though it wasn't even available yet, I'm really glad to see this approach in resolving almost all questions or concerns should there be a requirement in the future for similar amounts of time and resources to be spent on individual client software upgrades.

Combine the M532's high performance with its reliable Ice Cream Sandwich OS (with a promised future upgrade to Android 4.1 Jelly Bean at the time of review), impressive suite of business and security - related software, and distinctive lack of bloatware, and you have a tablet that can seemingly do it all for any enterprise user looking for an alternative to the omnipresent iPad.

It also serves as an eye opener for future buyers that there are no guarantees with Android devices getting upgrades and which companies have failed to give their customers the software updates.

The Dell Streak was designed with the future in mind and will support over-the-air updates including platform upgrades, Adobe Flash 10.1 on Android ™ 2.2 later this year, video chat applications and other software innovations.

It seems kind of crazy that RIM would kill the PlayBook, since the QNX software is essentially the future of the company, and just the other day, RIM was telling us how «the upcoming software upgrade, BlackBerry PlayBook OS 2.0, will help to generate an increase in demand and sell through of the BlackBerry PlayBook over the upcoming months.»

The Dell Streak was designed with the future in mind to support future software, application and platform upgrades.

BlackBerry's calendar & native email productivity apps will be upgraded with the future software update and it also supports Android app compatibility, but this features also not ready yet.

There's neither trading software to pay for nor any need for system upgrades in the future.

With future updates pushed down as software upgrades from the cloud, I wonder how the developers / publishers will cache the old versions for posterity.

Speaking of software, both phones run Android 5.1 Lollipop, with a promised upgrade to Android 6.0 Marshmallow in the future.

On the software front, the Droid Turbo comes with Android 4.4.4 KitKat out of the box, and Verizon promises an upgrade to Android 5.0 Lollipop in the near future.

Clearly, this is a software «issue» that might be resolved with future OS upgrades.

Apple doesn't go into detail on what the hardware upgrades are, nor does it necessarily say that it won't, at some point in the future, roll out software updates that may address other battery - related issues at a future date, or as the new iPhones become old iPhones.

No fuss and the guarantee of at least one software upgrade in the future is beneficial.

Samsung added a new Iris Scanner for more security that allows you to unlock your Galaxy Note 7 by looking into the top area of the display, and there are plans to upgrade the software in the near future to have the scanner authorize mobile payments.

This includes the OTA (Over the Air) upgrade module, a smart UI, customized Android TV launcher and software optimizations to future - proof the service.

However, there could possibly be a software upgrade for this in the future.

From a development perspective, the launch of 1.0 software solutions is an important step to any code base, as it signifies that the maintainers are committed to the core features, giving coders a sense of confidence that anything they build won't break as a result of future upgrades.

The rollout of Android Marshmallow to Life One X (2016) likely marks the final software upgrade this device will receive by the end of its life cycle, though the handset may continue receiving security patches in the near future.

From a development perspective, the launch of 1.0 software solutions is an important step to any codebase, as it signifies that the maintainers are committed to the core features, giving coders a sense of confidence that anything they build won't break as a result of future upgrades.

The smartphone ships with Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow but is expected to receive a software upgrade to Android 7.1.1 Nougat in the near future.

Success in quickly resolving hardware and software issues to minimize disruptions in operations and workflow while continuously offering recommendations for future system upgrades and equipment needs.

Researched and advised organization on future hardware and software upgrades.