Sentences with phrase «greater use of smartphone»

[Editor's note: Chevy decided to forgo nav in the Bolt as it anticipates a greater use of smartphone - based navigation system use.]

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Its a great article on optimization of mobiles as almost every person in the world uses the smartphones.

Increasingly sophisticated voice assistants and the growing potential use cases they can assist in are driving consumers to adopt them in greater droves — 65 % of US smartphone owners were employing voice assistants in 2015, up significantly from 30 % just two years prior.

Later within the interview, Barhydt hinted that Abra might be prolonged to supply far more than currencies of their app, mentioning his intention to supply people in growing markets with the flexibility to achieve publicity to Apple inventory by the use of nothing greater than a smartphone with some bitcoin on it.

Of course you can use your smartphone camera if you have one that shoots great video.

The second great feature of the Bebop 2 quadcopter is the well designed control system that uses Parrot's free smartphone and tablet app.

It helps to know one's roots and to have a greater appreciation of today's technology, and it also promotes interest in how things used to be before the days of the smartphone.

In theory, Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) programs in schools are a great idea; students can use their own tablets, laptops and smartphones in the classroom, and can take advantage of a wider range of apps and programs than they might be able to normally access in school.

The results of a national pupil survey on internet use will be released on 30 January 2017 ahead of Safer Internet Day, taking data from 60 schools and 19,000 pupils Primary - aged pupils are more frequently using tablets and smartphones to access the internet With greater access to the internet, concerns have been raised around the content that is accessible by young children, and how this can be combatted effectively

You can turn your Spark EV into great extension of your cool Smartphone by connecting to a high - resolution, 7 - inch touch - screen radio via Bluetooth technology or you can use the USB port.

Data from the RJI Mobile Media News Consumption Survey finds an average of 14 % of smartphone owners use them to read books, versus 41 % using tablets for reading, three times greater than on smartphones.

With digital teaching aids seeing greater acceptance in the education segment the world over, a city in Norway has decided to buck the trend by introducing a ban on the use of tablets, smartphones, and digital cameras in all schools in the city of Kristiansand.

There's power on tap, making a great smartphone to tackle daily use, with the convenience of a plenty of choices for biometric unlocking, as well as a fingerprint scanner that's now more conveniently located than it was on the S8 +.

I know that the e-reader market isn't what it used to be, but like smartphones the e-reader manufacturers I think are missing a great opportunity in a lot of ways.

, infrared heard - rate monitor, integrated support for Qi and PMA wireless charging, along with a louder speaker (which is especially great for those of us using our smartphones as alarm clocks!).

CM10.1 is a stable software that comes with great features and capabilities that can be used for bumping the speeds of your smartphone, for upgrading the battery life and for improving the performances of your device.

The great thing about getting your eBooks ready for smartphone use is the number of apps available that make it very easy for your readers to access and enjoy your work, even if they don't have a dedicated e-reader device.

So such cases will be of great use for any smartphone user as battery life is a very important of concern for him / her.

I'll cut right to the chase and say that so far, I'm still having a great time using the Android platform without touching another piece of smartphone hardware.

Great article I love the concept of perimeters, but people shouldn't be forced to shell out cash for BES to be able to protect their data, especially if they're already using a BlackBerry smartphone.

Because security is now paramount on the minds of so many lawyers, we have already seen a great deal of interest in Open Whisper Systems» Signal encryption for use with voice and text communications via smartphone.

Also part of its research efforts, HUAWEI assessed various facets of consumer needs and desires, allowing the brand to take the uni-body design concept to the next level In addition to creating a smartphone that is entirely rose gold in colour — from its antenna to the exterior case and even its camera — HUAWEI's designers and engineers also applied used sandblasting technology to create a unique finish for product, which has an exceptionally great feel.

The smartphone is the most personal and connected of all computing devices and hence carries a lot of data that could be of great use to people who want to misuse.

There's power on tap, making a great smartphone to tackle daily use, with the convenience of a plenty of choices for biometric unlocking, as well as a fingerprint scanner that's now more conveniently located than it was on the S8 +.

The Snapdragon 845 processor I'm using in this U.S. model of the Galaxy S9 + is the latest and greatest from Qualcomm, and honestly it's far more powerful than anything we need in a smartphone today — particularly when it's paired up with 6 GB of RAM.

Its components and performance are in line with the best phones we've tested so far; its screen is gorgeous and huge, making for great gaming and movie watching; it certainly looks and feels the part of a high - end smartphone or tablet; and it delivers unique features like a waterproof shell and the ability to use a pencil as a stylus.

Yet the whole is greater than the sum of its parts, and in the end, we have a nicely designed budget smartphone that feels great to use.

Paired with the Adreno 540 GPU and 6 GB of RAM, it's a great experience using this smartphone.

Instead of just sticking it in a drawer to be forgotten about, one great way to put an old smartphone to use would be to turn it into a dedicated Chromecast remote:

Battery saver is a great app that allows you to better put to use the power saving features of your Android smartphone.

That means that you can fire up the same apps that you use on your Android smartphone, along with a great selection of games that should run well on the Chromebook Pro's hardware.

This shortcut works from everywhere in the UI and also when the screen is off, and without a dedicated camera shutter key, it's a great use of a button that has become a staple of Samsung smartphones and tablets.

Samsung has a great new design for its flagship smartphones, one that makes extensive use of metal and glass.

Although LG is one of the biggest users of OLED in its televisions, it hasn't used the display technology in its smartphones with a great degree of regularity.

The new smartphone is targeted at those making the first jump from feature phones to smartphones, promising to offer the same solid build quality, long - lasting battery life, and the kind of great long - lasting value they're used to seeing in feature phones.

I think the convenience key is a great idea, but justifying the power button's placement by saying that people will use the fingerprint sensor to turn on the phone and double - tap the display to turn it off again goes against the years of muscle memory most smartphone users have built up.

Nowadays, we all tend to end up using our phones as our primary imaging device, and as such, smartphones with a great camera experience are usually the preferred choice for a lot of users.

It's called Android Go and it will allow smartphones with even as little as 512 MB to 1 GB of RAM to use the latest and greatest in Android software.

With the difference being that the Echo Show does not have the app grounding to make greater use of the display — like Alexa - enabled smartphones, tablets, devices.

Update2: If smartphone users think that stereo speakers should not be part of their multi-media experience when using the device, then they should ask themselves, «would they buy a TV without stereo speakers — like it was in the 70s — great mono sound?»

There are a lot of great uses for smartphones and tablets, from communicating to navigating the world around you, sharing to social media, capturing photos and videos, and much more.

Google's version of Android for smartphones has only been around for a year and a half now, but there are some great apps available for the platform and if you're looking to make use of these small computers for fitness purposes, these are some of the best Android Wear apps available for getting in shape, staying in shape or eternally kidding yourself that you'll get to it tomorrow.

Looking back on it, 2013 was an unusually good year for smartphones that have held up over time, which is why we've decided to make a list of three phones that came out two years ago but are still great to use two years later.

Samsung is a great example of that; its Galaxy smartphones used to be made of tacky plastic and terrible software, but now they're just as beautiful as an iPhone, with rounded aluminum edges and glossy glass panels.

The current generation of smartphones — handsets like the LG G6 and OnePlus 5 in particular — is all about using software processing to pull great photos from run - of - the - mill sensors.

Unlike other smartphones, iPhone is not only highly functional but addictively fun to use and far greater than the sum of the previously described parts.

«The LG Q6 is a blend of premium features, great performance and attractive pricing, a combination that is extremely important to us as we look at the way consumers are using smartphones around the world,» said Juno Cho, president of LG Electronics Mobile Communications Company.

HTC took a page out of Apple's handbook and used a unibody aluminum case with curves that felt great in the hand and the smartphone's specifications impressed Android fans and consumers.

Android Pay is of course a great addition to Android and we'll be covering it in more detail, but essentially it'll let people pay for things using their Android smartphone.

+ USB and SD card playback is convenient + Tunable treble and bass for a personalized sound + Subwoofer pumps out loads of bass + Bluetooth support is great for use with smartphones