Sentences with phrase «like handoff»

Apple says this allows you to continue using «important features» like AirDrop for transferring files, AirPlay for playing media on other devices, the Apple Pencil, Apple Watch, Continuity features like Handoff and Instant Hotspot, and Location Services.

Not exact matches

Short passes often take the place of handoffs, and the latest coaching philosophy calls for a corps of running backs that are employed much like pitchers in a bullpen: Each has a role and they all share the load.

The handoff signaled the official end of the 2017 - 2018 awards season, capping a run that celebrated films like Lady Bird, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, and Get Out.

And that's what made me feel like I could get away with this, you know, handoff, in the final moments.

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

While I understand that you're trying to point out that Android's Wi - Fi calling won't have seamless handoff like the current UMA crop can, it's not in the name that's different.

Great idea but sounds like this could be improved by optimizing the handoff from restaurant to driver.

The new iPad Pro pumps out audio that's surprisingly loud and clear, eliminating the need for a separate Bluetooth speaker when streaming movies or taking phone calls over your iPhone (Handoff makes this work like a dream, BTW).

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.

While we've seen similar solutions, like Apple's handoff feature between Macs and iOS devices, Microsoft's attempt sounds useful for consumers who work across Windows and other platforms.

Features like continuity and handoff are great if you're invested in the iOS ecosystem.

All three iWork apps on the Mac now have a Yosemite - like design, Handoff support for switching between OS X and iOS, iCloud Drive integration, and an updated file format that «makes it easier to send documents via services like Gmail and Dropbox.»