Sentences with phrase «more consumer electronic devices»

In August, LG Electronics said it would integrate Google Assistant with its Internet - connected washing machines and refrigerators, underscoring Google's efforts to bring its digital assistant to more consumer electronic devices.

Not exact matches

With consumers more likely to buy products via their phone now, how primary packaging looks on small electronic devices has become a factor.
Examples of new products enabled by graphene technologies include fast, flexible and strong consumer electronics, such as electronic paper and bendable personal communication devices, as well as lighter and more energy - efficient aeroplanes.
But some companies, such as Columbus, Ohio — based Redemtech, have found that coping with the more than three billion electronic devices purchased each year by U.S. companies and consumers can be good business.
For the average consumer — content consumer, that is, who does more browsing and media playing than editing or creating on his or her electronic device — tablets are appealing for several reasons.
(AP)-- Amazon.com Inc. is rolling up its sleeves in its fight to convince consumers that its Kindle electronic reader is better than competing devices such as Apple's iPad, unveiling more aggressive advertising that is...
Well, ipad more likely a consumer electronic, a great portable movies, videoes and game device, at least now Im sucked in movies watching on it in the help of iFunia iPad Video Converter, and now Game center, be a great game playing platform, of course the E-mail and surfing internet or do some office work on it are also handy and convenient.
Powered by the XBurst CPU, the company's JZ47xx series application processors are widely deployed in embedded devices and consumer electronic products including PMPs, educational electronic devices, eBooks, biometrics and more, with more than 30 million units shipped to - date.
(AP)-- Amazon.com Inc. is rolling up its sleeves in its fight to convince consumers that its Kindle electronic reader is better than competing devices such as Apple's iPad, unveiling more aggressive advertising that is accentuating a growing rivalry.
PIER research on more energy efficient external power supplies for a wide range of consumer electronic devices led to their incorporation into the Title 20 Appliance Efficiency Regulations which in turn supported incorporation of specifications into federal product standards that took effect in 2008.
The Sacramento Bee has published an article that delves into the problem of e-waste — the mountains of electronic devices that have to be dealt with as consumers upgrade to ever newer, ever more numerous gadgets.
As it becomes more expensive for manufacturers to see their devices through to end of life, will this lead to products that have a longer life span or are easier to recycle?The Hartford Courant reports, «The requirement for payment by manufacturers injects an important element of «producer responsibility,» Gov. M. Jodi Rell said in a statement, adding, «Connecticut is well on its way to implementing an innovative system for consumers to responsibly recycle electronic devices that is comprehensive, convenient and free.»»
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Studying factors that influence behavior and educating consumers about responsible electronic device recycling could help communities and private industry develop recycling programs that draw more participation.
studying factors that influence behavior and educating consumers about responsible electronic device recycling could help communities and private industry develop recycling programs that draw more participation;
And as consumers and businesses rely more on electronic devices such as computers, tablets, and smartphones to bank and shop online, logic suggests vulnerabilities increase exponentially as a result.»
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