Sentences with phrase «limited app selection»

It is a shame their store has such a limited app selection, and the basic ones like Facebook and Instagram which are actually available often feel slow and outdated.

There's limited app selection at launch and you can't walk around or grab things in VR.

But it also comes with a number of caveats that make it hard to recommend outright — one of the biggest drawbacks being the limited app selection.

That was due to a promotional atmosphere, limited app selection at launch time and a «prudent» approach to inventory after fumbling that a year earlier, he said.

It works (with a very limited app selection), as does keeping music stored on the 4 GB of storage on the watch itself.

In general we found the PlayBook to offer snappier performance, but that device hasn't exactly seen a flood of support lately and, while it is more feature - rich than the Fire, it has an even more limited app selection.

The only issue is that the platform is still very young, and with such a small «ecosystem» and currently limited app selection, users probably aren't likely to jump ship to BlackBerry 10.

Amazon fixes this by providing their own App Store for the Kindle Fire tablets, but that means the Kindle Fire has a more limited app selection.

The Microsoft Surface 2 looks great, but it's limited app selection is a major limitation.

Oversensitive touchpad lacks palm rejection; Limited app selection; Slow boot time; Feels hefty in tablet mode

Sluggish SSD; Netbook - size keyboard; Touchpad doesn't yet support Windows 8 gestures; Limited app selection

It could shine in the future, but for now it's constrained by its limited app selection, software glitches, and choices in functionality or design that should limit the PlayBook's popularity among consumers.

Still another issue beyond the comparatively limited app selection: Amazon again gave mixed answers regarding compatibility between the Kindle Fire and the greater universe of Android apps.

Limited app selection; Still relatively heavy; Underwhelming rear camera; Pricey compared with full Windows 8.1 hybrids

This phone has a smaller screen and not - as - fast hardware, and Windows Phone limits its app selection, but it's impossible to deny how good a deal it is.

Not exact matches

The initial effort, however, flopped for a host of reasons — it was too heavy and too pricey and had limited battery life and app selection.

Ads on lock screen cost 15 dollars to remove; Considerably wider than Nexus 7; Smaller app selection than Google Play; Browser off limits in FreeTime mode; Charger costs extra

And because it runs the regular (albeit 32 - bit) version of Windows 8, you can install and run off - the - shelf Windows software on it, rather than having to rely on a limited selection of apps from the Windows store.

Scrollon includes a limited selection of comics, all of which are designed specifically for the app, which already makes for a smoother reading experience, but the point about the fixed width is well taken.

The reason we have a limited selection of apps is so we can track this better, we are also going to be releasing our own App Store for Android so you can automatically be notified when a new version is available.

I think Amazon will focus on bringing a solid experience to the device; even though it won't have as many features and will be limited to the curated app selection in Amazon's store, what it will do, I expect it to do very well.

That, coupled with the lack of selection of tablet - optimized apps, makes for a limiting experience at this time.

I haven't bought anything from the iBookstore yet (selection is still quite limited), but Apple does charge sales tax on apps (but not on movie rentals).

Not only does this mode offer a selection of pre-installed apps and games suitable for younger users, but it also comes with additional settings to allow parents to pre-set various aspects such as usage limits.

[A] pp purchases go through Amazon's own Android app store, which has a far more limited selection.

The number of widgets you have access to is naturally limited by the app selection though, and it's not great here...

The Amazon App Store is highly curated and selection is limited, so you most likely won't find the latest hot games.

App is selection is limited at launch.

Amazon's Kindle Fire HD devices don't include access to the main Google Play Store for applications; rather, they're built to utilize Amazon's own Android app store, which has a far more limited selection.

Deathmatch: Applications RIM has made a lot of noise about its BlackBerry App World store, but despite the hoopla and a push to entice gaming vendors, the selection of BlackBerry apps remains limited.

Both are powered by similar 1GHZ dual - core processors and run versions of the Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) OS with customized user interfaces that access their respective stores featuring limited selections of approved apps rather than offering everything you'd find in the overall Android marketplace.

I'm tired of Amazon's amazingly limited selection of apps / games etc... I know its a new tablet, but seriously?!

It wasn't a bad price for the hardware, but limited software (read: a crappy app selection) posed a problem, as it always has for B&N's Nook tablets.

The Blackberry App World marketplace simply wasn't attractive to developers, and consumers were not impressed by the limited selection.

When it comes to shopping for more apps, the selection is more limited than what you'll find on the Android Market; the B&N App Store could be described as a curated experience instead of a free - for - all.

Others complain the screen can be difficult to see when you're outdoors, and with no direct access to the Android Market app selection is somewhat limited.

That number will grow quite a bit over time, but for now, app selection is pretty limited.

These systems all have good innovations to help users, but people will find the phone and app selections quite limiting.

As a reminder, Oreo brings background limits on apps that help to save power, smart text selection, grouped notifications, and picture - in - picture mode, among other features.

Internet.org is currently limited to a selection of countries in Africa at this point and, since it is being developed in partnership with carriers and other telecom industry players, launches are time and resource intensive: so why not pull together a «Lite» app that can potentially be pushed to millions overnight, that's Facebook's thinking here.

The launch selection is extremely limited, with half of the Day One apps coming from Google itself.

On balance, it's hard to recommend an operating system predicated on limiting user choice to the small selection of first - and third - party UWP apps.

The smartwatch continues to run on Fitbit OS, albeit Fitbit OS 2.0, which means you do get access to a limited selection of third - party apps.

Not only does this mode offer a selection of pre-installed apps and games suitable for younger users, but it also comes with additional settings to allow parents to pre-set various aspects such as usage limits.

We're talking background limits, faster boot times, Autofill functionality, smart text selection, (limited) Picture - in - Picture capabilities, notification dots, Android Instant Apps, and a fully redesigned emoji set.

But the ability to run Windows desktop software doesn't overcome a limited tablet app selection and Windows 8.1's difficulties on a small screen.

However, the Windows Store has a limited selection of apps, and that's a problem.

If you're coming from another platform with a few more options — like Roku or Android TV — you might be slightly disappointed in the slightly more limited selection of apps here.

Gaming is great too, although the selection of titles on the app store is limited.

With no Google support and a very limited selection of apps, it might not be the be all and end all for many, but it's certainly worth consideration, especially if Android Wear doesn't take your fancy.