Sentences with phrase «move out of the hardware»

But in a recent Reuters interview, Chen stated that BlackBerry isn't looking to move out of the hardware business.
Just recently, an analyst mentioned that failure means Nintendo may have to move out of the hardware business.
An analyst recently made a very interesting comment, saying that Nintendo Switch aka Nintendo NX's failure means Nintendo may have move out of the hardware business.

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with legacy products that have become less relevant in an age of consolidating compute and storage power in public clouds running commodity hardware, so they have to figure out how to move into this new world while lugging all that baggage.
Music conglomerates went out of business when music moved online, and no one seemed to realize (or care) that Apple wasn't making their money selling music — they were making their money selling the hardware that played the music.
While B&N will continue to offer its NOOK GlowLight eReader, the move essentially gets the retailer out of the hardware business.
thanx for pointing out to the world that im a genius, i thank u 360 got bum deal cos the hardware has been rushed and fails, and beleive me after my 4th 360 die on me that was that ive even had my m8 have 7 360 die or scratch discs and b4 u say it no he did nt move the console while a disc was in the drive we not all dumb console users and he even put loads of fans inside the 360 and it still over heated so bad design, now the other bum deal if u watch all the e3 stuff on both consoles they talk about loads of diffrent things happening on the ps3, but when u look at 360 stuff all they harp on about is halo3.
Looking at the holiday lineups for All three consoles, its pretty much guaranteed that WiiU will out sell both of them Its just simple logic: Games move hardware..
When it comes to console support, there's a pretty established formula: release hardware revisions every few years, and let developers squeeze out every last drop of power before moving onto the next iteration.
Will they move your VM to a different piece of hardware before the Feds arrive or are you out of business?
But rather than having to raise tens of millions of dollars from a venture firm or have a massive production system in place, SiFive's goal is to help get that piece of silicon in the hands of the developer quickly so they can see if it actually works based off a set of basic hardware and IP offered, and then figure out when and how to move it into full - scale production.
It bought thousands of mobile engineers from HTC, is quietly rolling out a lineup of killer lineups, and it's moving quickly — with great hardware — into areas like voice control and VR, which will be the next big battlegrounds.
Motorola hasn't moved forward to implement the latest trend in smartphone hardware and for a new device, that makes it feel a little dated straight out of the box.
The Google Nexus One is Google's first outing in the hardware scene (well not including boring server boxes) and brings with it a move by the search engine giant to reap the rewards of its Android OS that other manufactures have previously benefited from.
If that expectation pans out, it could mark the beginning of Apple moving away from a number - based naming system for its phones, something the company has already embraced with its Mac hardware.
«They could then always take that and move it over to the Ethereum blockchain put in hardware wallet wallets, put it on exchanges, and vice versa... go out to Ethereum onto the exchanges, buy a bunch of KIN on Ethereum, then move that onto the Stellar blockchain.»
Both units feature similar hardware, which includes two cameras on the front and inside - out, allowing six degrees - of - freedom tracking — meaning you can move around in VR without any additional hardware like external sensors.
It's so well laid out that removing hardware can be done without moving even a single cable out of the way, aside from unplugging the component you're removing.
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We were also adding glass doors to a full wall of cabinets, and of course changing out all of the hardware, with holes needing to be filled and placing moved.
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