Sentences with phrase «generation phone today»

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The people of that generation who are still in the game and making a difference today are the ones who giddily charged off to buy PalmPilots and mobile phones that weighed down their suits like bricks.

The feedback we receive from you in these conversations along with personal conversations, phone calls, and emails we receive each day are invaluable to ensure the Park District of Highland Park continues to meet the needs of our community today and for future generations.

It's a big comment on how dependent today's generation is on technology, they don't know how it is to live without cell phones and the internet.

Of course, unlike earlier generations, today's teens can usea laptop or a cell phone to inundate themselves with carnalknowledge.

At today's Google event, the company showcased a new generation of the Chromecast, as well as two new Nexus phones.

Before, cell phones were being used only for important calls, but in today's generation, teenagers are using cellular phones for different purposes.

After taking into consideration all the news about the phone, India Today mentioned that the next - generation Galaxy A5 as a «could be poor man's Galaxy S8.»

[Dec. 10, 2008, Shenzhen, China] HUAWEI Technologies Co., Ltd. («HUAWEI»), a leader in providing next generation telecommunications network solutions worldwide, today announced its entry into the Open Handset Alliance and its plan to launch smart phones based on the Android platform next year.

[Barcelona, Spain, February 16, 2009] HUAWEI Technologies («HUAWEI»), a leader in providing next - generation telecommunications network solutions worldwide, today showcased its first Android - powered smart phone at the GSMA Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

Chinese smartphone manufacturer Xiaomi released its fourth - generation smartphone today and the Mi 4 is impressive — largely because the company has finally used metal for the frame of its phone, getting rid of the plasticky feel that was a letdown in its predecessors.

Well because, the bigger second - generation Pixel — barring its ill - fated display — is the best Android phone you can buy today.

For its part, Motorola offers a Moto Mods development kit, and promises «Moto Mods developed today are designed to work with future - generation Moto Z phones.»

Again, 4K phones already exist today so there's no technical barrier here for Samsung, and Qualcomm's next - generation fingerprint sensors are expected to arrive in consumer products next year.

Google today announced the second generation of its Chromecast media streaming device, as well as a new Chromecast Audio device for playing audio through your speakers based on control from your phone.

At its global event today, Motorola announced its latest flagship Android phone, the third - generation Moto X Style.

Samsung has been the industry leader in display segment for a few generations now, and its Super AMOLED panels are the best displays you'll find on a phone today (they're «great enough» to be on the iPhone).

At today's Google event, all eyes were obviously on the second generation Pixel phone.

HMD Global, the home of Nokia phones, today announced a new, refreshed third generation Nokia 105.

Google today announced its latest round of hardware, and in addition to new phones, Homes, and laptops, the company showed off a new generation of its Daydream View VR headset.

In a patent application revealed today, Microsoft may have just tipped its hand and shown us what we can expect from the long - rumored Surface Phone — or some next - generation Surface device.

Even though Huawei is expected to take the wraps off its next - generation flagship phone on October 16 in Munich, Germany, one of four confusingly rumored Mate 10 variants has gone official earlier today in the company's homeland of China.

Performance isn't always about how a phone performs today — it's also about how a phone will be able to handle the next generation of apps that will hit the Google Play Store.

Motorola is selling the second - generation Moto E with LTE for $ 149 (3G models will cost $ 119), a slightly higher price than before, and it says the phone is available to purchase in 40 countries across the world starting today.

Motorola has probably been the most enthusiastic, saying that «Moto Mods purchased today will work with future generations to come,» but falling short of putting an actual figure on just how many years of future phones it expects to have support.