Sentences with phrase «mobile device use in»

Not only does Samsung produce the most AMOLED displays for mobile device use in the world, it does a heck of a good job on them.

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Whether you use a iOS or Android, your mobile device is becoming your remote control for the world, and as you might have guessed, plenty of that cool mobile innovation will be on display — and definitely in use — in Austin this March.

Millennials will appreciate the experience since they have spent much of their lives with a mobile device within reach at all times, as will anyone in sales or manufacturing who uses a tablet or phone to get their work done.

Recent studies show that 56 percent of Facebook users only log in using mobile devices.

In order to be able to use a QR code, one's mobile device needs a functional camera and a barcode scanner app.

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Among the existing programs are the HealthKit framework for developing apps, ResearchKit for using mobile devices in medical studies, and CareKit for helping individuals improve their own medical care.

The lead in a four - man firm that he says mostly uses Apple gear — including the iconic iPhone — Gillott knows what it's like to navigate a mobile device purchase.

Ezetap created a universal payments platform in 2015, allowing merchants to accept any digital transaction including physical cards, online payments, mobile wallets, or one - click payments via India's new UPI system that allows any device or interface to use biometric data, SMS, or digital QR codes.

When the first device powered by Google's Android software was unveiled in 2008, it was intended to shake up how phones were made and sold and also how the mobile Internet would be used.

They argued that as consumers use their PCs less in lieu of more capable smartphones, the number of security threats to mobile devices would also grow.

What to use: Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and other social networks have sparked a cottage industry in third - party apps that integrate their tools into your site and mobile devices.

They're typically used in mobile devices where their space and power - saving properties are more valuable.

Meanwhile its technologies division has advertised on LinkedIn dozens of jobs in California, many in product development, including Android engineers specializing in the operating software Nokia mobile devices will use.

The money will be used for product development and field trials to shrink down the technology to chip size so it works in mobile phones and Wi - Fi devices.

Not only has the use of mobile devices to access the internet risen sharply in the last few years, but so have mobile sales, as customers are more and more comfortable shopping from their cell phone.

But Greven, a former Chubb Insurance Group IT executive, believed that the rapidly changing communications technology environment, the near ubiquity of mobile devices and the growing use of computers in doctors» offices, added up to a game - changing set of conditions.

Consumers expect to receive a consistent experience whether they're in a store, online, reading email, engaging with social media or using a mobile device.

Instead of letting employees bring the company's mobile devices home, require their use only in the office.

«It's really about trying to ask yourself what was it about your business or service that made it successful in the first place,» Fling says, «and how you can use mobile devices to create a more personalized experience for end users.»

Sean Flynn, managing director of Shasta Ventures — a Silicon Valley firm that makes Series A investments in enterprise software, consumer internet companies and connected hardware devices — gets excited about mobile security, especially with so many employees using their own devices at work.

In its S - 1 filing in February 2012, Facebook said its biggest risk factor was growing use of its product on mobile devices «because ads and commercial content are not displayed on Facebook mobile apps.&raquIn its S - 1 filing in February 2012, Facebook said its biggest risk factor was growing use of its product on mobile devices «because ads and commercial content are not displayed on Facebook mobile apps.&raquin February 2012, Facebook said its biggest risk factor was growing use of its product on mobile devices «because ads and commercial content are not displayed on Facebook mobile apps.»

«The current state of the art for mobile devices is voice control,» but that is still imprecise, usually requires a data connection and is difficult to use in, say, the library.

Millennial moms increasingly use their phones to browse and buy as data plans stand in for broadband connections, and Hollar reports that 80 percent of its traffic comes from mobile, primarily Android devices.

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There's no distinction between desktop and mobile in Promoted Posts — your fans see the post on whatever device they're using at the time.

The arm band communicates with nearby computers or other mobile devices using Bluetooth low energy radio signals.Developers have used it for everything from controlling the volume in iTunes to allowing scrubbed - in surgeons to annotate digital MRI scans without needing to touch unsterile equipment.

Well, those devise use lines crossed in 2014, so most web use is now happening on mobile devices.

Customers «can then use their refund to choose a similar device or any device in T - Mobile's stores, including a new Note7 replacement which we expect to be available in the next two weeks,» T - Mobile said.

The feature requires people to log - in using a special USB key (or Bluetooth dongle for mobile devices), it prevents third - party applications from accessing your Google data, and it adds beefed up malware - scanning of incoming documents.

While Starbucks may not be the first company that springs to mind when it comes to e-commerce, 21 % of all transactions at the chain are made using mobile devices, in part due to the company's thriving loyalty program.

Their e-commerce system, which is used by both the Bank of Ireland and Radioshack's online and in - store presence (specifically for mobile device sales), uses a number of different identifiers to say if something is a real or fraudulent purchase.

Recent survey results from careers site Glassdoor also indicate that a number of active job seekers are using their mobile devices in the process.

Gartner reports that the majority of American web surfers will be using mobile devices by 2017 (right now it's in the 40 - something percent).

Put another way, Apple didn't invent touch - screen devices or mobile apps; it assembled them in an eye - catching, easy - to - use package and sold the resulting devices in cool - looking stores.

While currently known primarily for identification applications in mobile devices, VCSEL also can be used to recognize gestures and measure distances in medical, industrial and automotive applications.

Many employees who engage in this sort of behaviour using company mobile devices or laptops realize when it's too late that evidence can be extracted from those devices without their consent, then used as evidence to justify their termination.

In February, Bloomberg reported that Vice had hired Morgan Stanley and the Raine Group to help it raise money for a fund that would be used to develop and produce «scripted programming for TV, mobile devices and movie theaters.»

With Mark Zuckerberg predicting Facebook content will be driven by video in five years, storytelling through film and photography is set to be expected by visitors to your site as a complement to the written word, especially as we're using mobile devices so much to access information and entertainment.

By 2022, 97 % of bedside nurses and 98 % of physicians expect to be using mobile devices in the hospital setting, according to Zebra Technologies.

Moving to something you hopefully never have to use in the office, the BACtrack Mobile Breathalyzer is exactly what you'd expect: a sensor for measuring how drunk you are that wirelessly delivers its results to an app on your iOS (or Android) device.

In a world increasingly dominated by streaming media on mobile devices, new DirecTV subscribers will be offered «immediate access to programming... at the point of sale,» AT&T said, adding that the deal will «offer customers the freedom to watch hit TV shows anytime virtually anywhere, using a TV, computer, tablet or smartphone.»

Employees can take courses in the office or on the go, using their mobile devices or PCs, and management can easily report and analyze results.

In fact, they use their mobile device to surf the web more often than they use a desktop computer.

Employees now use mobile devices the way they hit the free snacks in the kitchen (i.e., without giving it a moment's thought).

And if you do participate, use a landline or make sure your device is charged and in an area with mobile service.

At the end of 2013, more than three - quarters of Facebook's 1.23 billion users — 945 million — logged in using their mobile devices at least once a month.

Almost 90 percent of job seekers say they plan on using their mobile device for some job searching in the next year, according to Glassdoor.

Last year we were tasked with making our websites mobile - friendly — meaning responsive and easy to use on mobile devices — but this year will be all about offering value in mobile app form.

According to The Wall Street Journal, desktop Internet use had its highest active month over the past three years back in March of 2015 with 567 billion total minutes of measured Web activity in the U.S. Not only have we not seen that figure go up over the past year or so, but the amount of time people are spending browsing the Web on their mobile devices is trouncing desktops: more than one trillion minutes in March of this year.