Sentences with phrase «killer apps because»
Nintendo is in the most need of killer apps because their games have to make up for the very large amount of games you don't get if you buy a Wii U.
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This is because there hasn't been a so - called «killer app» that keeps people interested enough to spend hours upon hours wired up to their headsets.
That's in part because they lack a «killer app» to justify spending hundreds of dollars on yet another gadget.
Park insists that Ionic will be a hit because Fitbit has incorporated some of the best fitness and health features, which he says are the killer apps for the smartwatch market.
«We always knew VR was something we wanted to get into because sports is a killer app,» Davies says.
Make an actual Killer App for MOVE in mind, you know why move hasn't sold great because it has no actual games for it that are AAA.
It isnt unsuprising, MS NEEDS halo3 to be a success because it is THE killer app of the consoles life.
I'm also a bit worried that Valve is going to cannibalize interest in the machines its hardware partners are building because the Steam Link is so cheap, but we'll have to thoroughly test it with Steam In - Home Streaming to see if it's truly PC gaming's living room killer app.
Every console has a killer app, and yea, lot's of people decide on which console to buy because of their exclusives.
It's disappointing that it isn't more reliable, because in concept Lionhead made a killer, and very useful companion app, but it just doesn't have the reliability factor to be considered a must use item while playing Fable Anniversary.
Maxwell: The sixth is the wonderful one, the «killer app,» because it solves the problem: It's energy efficiency and conservation.
An app - killer is in fact a bad idea because it can kill off apps that are helping your phone to run well.
Steves argues that blockchain technology will permit creating a «Secure World Computer,» a decentralized world computer without a third - party intermediary, intrinsically more secure because there won't be centralized servers that can be hacked, and suggests that next - generation killer apps will be built on top of this secure layer.
It is only in this context — that mobile dominates because our phones are always with us, and that messaging is its killer app — that you can make sense of Rakuten's $ 900 million acquisition of Viber.