Sentences with phrase «iterative upgrades of»

The iPhone 8 should make its debut this fall, along with iterative upgrades of the current iPhones.

There's been some talk, initiated by a source to Evan Blass, about this iterative upgrade of the Snapdragon 835 would be released as Google introduced the second - generation Pixel phones early in October.

Not exact matches

Even though it is a sequel and an iterative improvement to the previous game, unfortunately it still maintains the same production values which means in term of graphics, don't expect an upgrade here.

Joining the Golf and Passat on Volkswagen's MQB architecture, the new Jetta presents an iterative design, upgraded features and tech, and the choice of both automatic and manual transmissions.

Welcome to the new era of iterative smartphone upgrades.

Samsung has finally launched the iterative upgrade for its line of Grand series of smartphones with the Galaxy Grand Max.

«Pro is mostly a marketing gimmick,» he said, when asked about the question of a PS5 rather than further iterative upgrades from Sony.

But it's hard to imagine anything that might spoil this bold reversioning, this disavowal of the sequel as a mere iterative upgrade.

With both iterative and entirely unique mechanics and concepts, we've been inspired by franchises such as X Com for our upgrading system, Fallout for scavenging and survival, Battlestar Galactica for the sense of home and community, crewmanship, Star Trek Online and Klingon Academy for space battles, and Jagged Alliance or Men of War for RTS style boarding operations.

Now we have Giant Bomb, Eurogamer and Kotaku all reporting on how Sony are planning to bring out a new iterative console codenamed NEO that acts as an upgrade over PS4 in terms of specs and plays all the same games but with extra perks.

For instance, rumors of an iterative (but arguably major) hardware upgrade for the PS4, known as the PS4K, have been circling the internet.

The S9 and S9 + are iterative in every sense of the word: The new processors are on a par with other flagship devices announced for this year; the S9 +'s upgraded RAM and secondary rear sensor bring it up to speed with the competition; and the down - firing speakers merely improve on the S8 and S8 +'s disappointing sound.

Welcome to the new era of iterative smartphone upgrades.

The first half of the 2015 flagship season brought high - end releases from all the major players in the Android world, and, while many of the upgrades were iterative, these latest offerings are all compelling in their own way.

The new set top box will be unveiled at the Apple's event of September 9 along with the iterative upgrades for the iPhones.

At first glance, these phones look like iterative upgrades but in reality it is a refinement of a formula that required very few «fixes» in the first place.

Most notably, tis the last numbered iteration of Windows, so instead of throwing down your cash every four years or so for a major overhaul, you'll get iterative updates throughout the year.j The next of which is Windows 10 Redstone 4, or the Spring Creators Update, which may introduce Windows 10 S Mode, so you won't have to pay to upgrade to a full - fat version of Windows 10.

Samsung has taken the blueprint it established with the Note 7 and upgraded it in a number of iterative ways.

It seems like an iterative upgrade from the ZenFone 3 with a Snapdragon 630 under the hood mated to 4 GB of RAM.

It is now almost confirmed that the Galaxy S9 duo will be more of an iterative upgrade over their predecessors.

Looks like Xiaomi plans to make an iterative upgrade to the Mix 2s by improving the internals of the phone, rather than making drastic hardware changes on the outside.

By most accounts, the new additions to the Galaxy S family will be iterative upgrades over their predecessors and focus on refining the widely popular Galaxy S8 formula instead of radically changing it.

Samsung's tenth generation of the high - end Galaxy S smartphone is obviously likely to arrive around nine years after the popular original Android flagship, and roughly 12 months on the heels of the iterative S9 upgrade.

For the Pixel 2, rumours of a new iterative upgrade to the Snapdragon 836 have been flatly denied, with the 835 expected.

We already know a great deal of iFans seeking a hardware upgrade have chosen to play the waiting game and risk not being able to get their hands on a fancy «all - screen» new iPhone for weeks or even months to come rather than settling for another iterative model.