Sentences with phrase «handoff as»

Although Apple introduced handoff as part of Continuity at WWDC 2014, we haven't seen it applied to media yet.

That would be nice as I'm not always on my Mac for handoff as I bounce from location / workstation to workstation.

There are no sales - service handoffs as the team members you initially meet to discuss your objectives are the consultants who will be doing your work every step of the way

Not exact matches

Apple has kept its computer operating system distinct from its iOS mobile software, but features such as «Handoff» from last year's iOS 8 now allow the two programs to better interact.

That's a jet sweep handoff to a fullback (lined up as an H - back).

As Right To Play spearheads the handoff of responsibility to locals, such as a 500 - person team in Liberia led by a former refugee who first encountered SDP in a displacement camp, Kidd credits Koss with leading a move away from «a top - down, we - know - what - you - need approach with First World volunteers.&raquAs Right To Play spearheads the handoff of responsibility to locals, such as a 500 - person team in Liberia led by a former refugee who first encountered SDP in a displacement camp, Kidd credits Koss with leading a move away from «a top - down, we - know - what - you - need approach with First World volunteers.&raquas a 500 - person team in Liberia led by a former refugee who first encountered SDP in a displacement camp, Kidd credits Koss with leading a move away from «a top - down, we - know - what - you - need approach with First World volunteers.»

The difference, as you can see from the diagram, is that this time the quarterback is going to fake the handoff to the tailback.

Rice got the handoff from Flacco, as he often does, and ran it up the middle in a gap so wide Moses might have done a double take.

The final is also a long - awaited revival of the rivalry between Jamaica and the U.S. on the Olympic stage, and a chance for redemption for both squads, as handoff issues kept both from medaling in Beijing.

This transition between human and software control, known as the handoff problem, is a big challenge in automating all kinds of processes.

Likewise, my entire approach to physical fitness — often called maximum aerobic function (MAF)-- is really intended as a «handoff» to get people headed in a healthy direction or toward a healthier alternative.

Looking at the movie as a sort of baton pass from old characters to new, it feels like a clean, seamless handoff.

The handoff could take place as early as the 2016 - 17 school year, though the state Board of Education could choose to defer some until 2017 - 18 and others to 2018 - 19.

Thing is, it's pretty quick, and the gas - to - electric handoff is completely seamless (EV to gas not as much).

As previously reported T - Mobile will be reintroducing UMA service on select Android devices using a different version of the protocol that does not allow for handoffs to or from its cellular network as well as allowing deduction from the monthly voice plan, whereas the previous version allowed for an additional monthly fee for unlimited calling over Wi - Fi and did not deduct from the voice plaAs previously reported T - Mobile will be reintroducing UMA service on select Android devices using a different version of the protocol that does not allow for handoffs to or from its cellular network as well as allowing deduction from the monthly voice plan, whereas the previous version allowed for an additional monthly fee for unlimited calling over Wi - Fi and did not deduct from the voice plaas well as allowing deduction from the monthly voice plan, whereas the previous version allowed for an additional monthly fee for unlimited calling over Wi - Fi and did not deduct from the voice plaas allowing deduction from the monthly voice plan, whereas the previous version allowed for an additional monthly fee for unlimited calling over Wi - Fi and did not deduct from the voice plan.

Here's a quick post about the handoffs that occur in this human race as one generation proffers advice to the next.

It's a quick handoff in the game of Denialball, as the ball is passed from the oil companies to the auto manufacturers:

In essence, he acknowledged that this process will take a very long time and require a series of generational handoffs, as data and options evolve.

If that party has scanning capabilities, then they'll send me back a new PDF with their signature; just as often as not, they'll have to put final copies in the mail or defer the handoff until we next meet face - to - face.

Siri also serves as a speakerphone, and users can use handoff to transfer calls from iPhone to HomePod.

You can see the connective tissue here as Apple profits from the handoff from Apple Pay to internal maps to closing sales and collecting fees.

I find the Handoff feature a little less useful, but some may like that they can do things such as start an email on their Mac and then pick up where they left off on their iPhone — or vice versa.

And the iPhone - LTE handoff isn't as good as it could be.

Google states that Android 5.0 Lollipop also has improved Bluetooth low energy capabilities as well as better network handoffs, which will certainly benefit those of us that use Hangouts now for VoIP calls when we go to and from the house and from WiFi to cellular connections.

Worked closely with system performance by looking at key network issues such as Throughput Degradation, and Handoff Failures

The Chicago Tribune referred to it as the «handoff rip - off» scheme, in which scammers send letters to borrowers informing them that a new company has assumed the management of their loans and to start making mortgage payments to the new company.