Sentences with phrase «mean less interference»

Key new hardware specs include support for faster 5G Wi - Fi networks, which should mean less interference when you're streaming things like Netflix.

A relatively new player, Vantage Asia Publishing Limited, based in Hong Kong, publishes the China Business Law Journal ten times a year; and publisher Kelley Fong is only too happy to state that the reason their head office is based in Hong Kong with a network of freelancers and contributors on the mainland is simply because this means less interference by other parties in the information they choose to publish.

In the new model the updated app with universal search is great, everything is more responsive, and support for 5 GHz Wi - Fi networks means less interference for those streams.

Not exact matches

Still less does being ethical mean never permitting any agency to bring injury to anyone; for not permitting this might be possible — owing to the division of power — only at the cost of greater injury through interference with other powers.

However in Spain that wasn't the case, as the more relaxed attitudes to incidents led to less interference from officials, which meant that we could just enjoy what was happening on track.

Most routers or hotspot devices broadcast at 2.4 Ghz, so if your device is compatible you can connect via 5 GHz which means you will have less interference from surrounding networks and devices, and therefore a stronger connection.

The tough terrain means Global Positioning Systems can not be used and Wireless Sensor Networks are less reliable due to interference from the rock mass and lack of access points.

Even if we could determine a «safe» level of interference in the climate system, the sensitivity of global mean temperature to increasing atmospheric CO2 is known perhaps only to a factor of three or less.

Less interference means more reliable streaming, especially in crowded areas or near devices that emit 2.4 GHz interference, like microwave ovens or Bluetooth devices.