Sentences with phrase «leading devices rather»

A cottage industry of testing houses has cropped up where Android developers can test their apps on a range of leading devices rather than having to buy and maintain hundreds or thousands of different models.

Not exact matches

I will confess that I spent a rather large portion of the piece offering context for the initiated, explaining to outsiders the concept of «infinite canvas,» as described by Scott McCloud (who, incidentally, was kind enough to discuss his thoughts on the device in the lead up to the iPad's release).

Sadly, the initial fears that led to Federal Aviation Administration standards barring the use of the devices were never based on studies or factual information, but rather on concerns over what could happen.

This is yet another sign that the Seattle - based e-commerce giant is gearing up its mobile device business to lead its global expansion strategy, after years of giving its Kindle products a rather sluggish international rollout.

All of this leads to inattention on the part of drivers using hands - free devices, who spend their time fiddling with earpieces rather than focusing on the road.

And it's paid off, although the Xperia Z5 Compact is an improvement for Sony rather than a market - leading photography device: during testing, some of the low - light shots I took in the British Museum would definitely have come out better with another handset.

In that post, Google doesn't refer to phones at all, but rather says Assistant is arriving on «Android 7.0 Nougat and Android 6.0 Marshmallow devices with Google Play Services» (emphasis ours), which likely led to some confusion.

Samsung seems to have opted for the safe yet less - than - favorable rear - fingerprint scanner, rather than risk including a feature that may not work properly, which could lead to another recall or device discontinuation.

This has led to the rather iffy choice of lining a capacitive sensor on the rear of the device, right of the single - camera lens.

The Android list is rather small with Samsung leading the pack for most supported devices: the Galaxy Note 3, Galaxy Note 2, Galaxy S4, and Galaxy S3.

Its similarities to the existing Galaxy S8 are a strength rather than a hindrance: that phone was one of the best - designed handsets last year and remains a class - leading device today.

You should keep in mind that patents do nt always lead to a consumer product, but it's still interesting to see Samsung switch gears (pun intended) and file patents for a curvy wearable rather than the square - ish form factor it typically uses for devices such as the Gear Live.

With the long lead time for devices, Apple is likely not moving on from the iPhone X but rather looking forward to its future.