Sentences with phrase «likely out of battery»

Not exact matches

To many Arsenal fans, this weekend may be a boring one, while for others, this weekend will be a weekend whereby our darling team takes a much deserved break and probably recharge their batteries to continue their journey to ending the season on a high; especially as it is likely we may drop out of the top four after the weekend games.

Among the findings, the scientists discovered the charging process doesn't play out uniformly on the surface of a particle, a phenomenon that likely curbs battery performance over time.

According to Koketsu, rooting out the battery pack problem will likely keep the launch of the Outlander PHEV on track when it is scheduled to arrive in the US next year.

«One... issue we hear the PlayBook needs to improve is its relatively poor battery life of a few hours, compared to 6 hours for the Samsung Galaxy Tab and 20 hours for the iPad,» Wu wrote, adding that the issue could require some additional engineering and likely be why RIM has pushed out its launch to the second quarter of 2011.

The publication, which has been accurate with previous Samsung - related leaks, says the SM - T800 tablets will feature a 10.5 - inch Super AMOLED display with 2560 x 1600 resolution, likely a quad - core Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor, 2 GB of RAM, 16 / 32 / 64 GB of storage, microSD support for storage expansion, 8 - megapixel camera, 2 - megapixel front - facing camera, USB 2.0 support and a 7,900 mAh battery and run Android 4.4.2 KitKat out of the box.

All things considered, should the latest software update for the Nintendo Switch not fix the battery problem outright, then it's likely that a lot of fans who have been affected by the issue will be incredibly miffed to learn that they will have to manually go through a convoluted list of lengthy procedures themselves to smooth out the situation.

Whether the results of the trial are positive or negative, it should give valuable information about how to go about electrifying transportation, and while I don't think that battery - swapping stations are likely to become mainstream in the long run (I'm hoping that batteries will improve fast enough, and that they'll be able to better handle fast charging), it's always good to try many different things to see which comes out ahead.

What is also likely to come out of Samsung's new emphasis on battery safety is a delay of its next flagship handset, likely the Galaxy S8.

But on the other, it's the same company that sells you the device that's taking the call on when your phone will start to slow down — and the effect of that decision is likely to encourage you to shell out for a more recent model, or at the very least, a new battery.

Removing the ability to swap out the battery and reduce the capacity likely won't fare well in the minds of consumers, but more thorough testing will be required before we can make any final judgments.

Battery replacements are likely the logical solution for this lineup once they run out of power, which seems like an inconvenience.

There's actually a smaller 3,500 mAh battery here (compared to the 3,600 mAh one in the S7 Edge), but Samsung has taken advantage of the 835's power efficiency improvements, along with likely improved efficiency of its AMOLED displays, to squeeze out as much battery life as possible.

If you never used the battery percentage indicator option then you likely won't be affected by this change at all, but for those that did use it this was a nice way to not only catch a glimpse of your battery life by looking at the icon, but it made it so you really didn't have to guess at how much battery life you had left, and you didn't have to enter into the battery settings menu to find out what the percentage was.

LG will likely have to squeeze in a large battery or find an efficient way to extend battery life to compensate for this feature if it turns out to be part of the G5.

And if Samsung won't let you access the guts of the phone to swap out microSD cards, it's not likely to let you replace the battery either.

When sales associate Suzette Bailey of Real Estate Central in Cross Lanes, W. Va., tours a home with buyers, she knows that if it reeks of cat urine and has groupings of everyday household products like stripped - out batteries, lighter fluid, salt, and empty two - liter plastic soda bottles, the home's problems are likely to stretch well beyond aesthetics.