Sentences with phrase «of ubiquitous»

Tea towels are one of those ubiquitous must -...

These sellers take advantage of the ubiquitous nature of property portals in their markets to advertise their property, and are willing to do everything else (open homes, negotiation, project management, paperwork, etc.) themselves.

Taking advantage of the ubiquitous cellular phone and the new mobility is Pacific Northwest giant Windermere Real Estate, which last month added its name to the short list of companies, like Homestore.com, providing wireless access to the Internet for consumers.

Headings also allow you to create useful lists like lists of skills, which are a mainstay of the ubiquitous functional resumes.

Nowadays, because of ubiquitous electronic media, you can immediately suffocate from constant immersion in -LSB-...] The post Interview Answers Must Be Short.

Pundi X, a blockchain startup that aims to make cryptocurrencies an enabler of ubiquitous cashless payment environments across South East Asia, has successfully closed its pre-sale ICO with a total of 3,148 ETH, 613 BTC and 250,040 XEM — equivalent to 14,000 ETH or 4 million US dollars — raised from 615 investors.

As is usually the case in the run - up to the release of the first experimental build of a major Android revision, Google has been tight - lipped about the affair and provided little to no info in regards to what developers and consumers can expect from the next iteration of its ubiquitous mobile operating system that's been running on over two billion of monthly active devices as of mid-2017.

JAKARTA, Indonesia & 8211 October 28, 2017 & 8211 Pundi X, a blockchain startup that aims to make cryptocurrencies an enabler of ubiquitous cashless payment environments across South East Asia, has successfully closed its pre-sale ICO with a total of 3,148 ETH, 613 BTC and 250,040 XEM & 8211 equivalent to 14,000 ETH or 4 million US Dollars & 8211 raised from 615 investors.

Even though the Alphabet - owned company has yet to confirm the next revision of its ubiquitous OS will debut with the version number 9.0, previously discovered AOSP commits are indicative of that possibility, as are Google's Android update practices in recent years.

After months of speculation, it's now official: Google has confirmed that the name of the next version of its ubiquitous OS won't be Android Octopus... but it will be Android 8.0 Oreo.

Other key speculated Galaxy Note 6 feature includes the iris scanner for unlocking the device, instead of the ubiquitous fingerprint scanner.

However, amidst all these improvements and the abundance of features in present - day mobile phones, battery life has continued to remain one of the sore points for most users of these ubiquitous and quintessentially twenty - first century gadgets.

For Bell, these new voice assistants could infuse more intimacy and humanity into our electronics and mark the early stages of ubiquitous computing.

Parenting sure can be difficult in this age of ubiquitous technology.

I'd just read one of those ubiquitous Internet lists called «21 Things You Didn't Know Your iPhone Could Do.»

Windows 10 users who don't have Microsoft Office installed are offered to try Office 365, the subscription - based version of the ubiquitous productivity suite, and enjoy a month - long free trial.

ZDNet reports on the slightly creepy feeling along with the benefits of a ubiquitous voice assistant.

This is «the era of ubiquitous computing,» but also a renaissance in digital creativity.

Still on the topic of ubiquitous wireless connectivity, ASUS also revealed that it has an Eee PC ™ with both WiMAX and Wi - Fi capabilities on the horizon.

David Gewirtz reports on the slightly creepy feeling he's been getting, along with the benefits of a ubiquitous voice assistant.

We're closer to the day of ubiquitous access to wireless charging, giving people a convenient, always - charged experience.»

Apple's having a hard time keeping up with demand from iPhone customers, but this time it's not because of a hot new version of the ubiquitous smartphone.

Not only that, but the usual promises of ubiquitous computing also apply: this smart dust could be all over the place, doing little calculations, sensing conditions, connecting with other motes and the internet to allow... well, use your imagination.

Whether you are sitting at home and trying to find the best plan for yourself online on your laptop or desktop, or you are commuting to or from work and trying to find the best plan for yourself, the advent of the ubiquitous internet and the smartphone has meant that can you check the plans you want, whenever you want and from wherever you want.

This paper, Useful Void: The Art of Forgetting in the Age of Ubiquitous Computing, speaks to issues of a more broader societal nature that result from our obsession to store everything.

As might be imagined, this case has once again raised concern and comment about the difficulty of conducting jury trials in this day and age of ubiquitous internet access.

With the aid of the ubiquitous instant messaging client, you'll never need to yell out the office door at your associates again.

We warn that a failure to clarify the Tessling decision in the snoop dog cases and in the broader context of ubiquitous information emanation, especially alongside the maintenance of reductionist, non-normative approaches to informational privacy across Canadian courts, could seriously diminish the privacy rights of Canadians in a manner that the Supreme Court of Canada has until now been very careful to guard against.

Firms have come to the realization that the «one - size - fits - all» approach of the past 20 years needs to change in this age of ubiquitous information.

Before the days of a ubiquitous Internet, companies had to grow the old - fashioned way: by investing in their products, advertising and people.

The issue that my client is concerned with, Your Honor, is with respect to tweeting and posting to social media sites, is that, is that it views those activities as no different than blogging from the courtroom,... it's simply a form of communication that I think has been, is sort of ubiquitous in our society today.

RIM, maker of the ubiquitous BlackBerry device, is facing a scheduled hearing on a possible injunction that could disrupt service — and in the eleventh hour, it has surprised with news that is has a workaround to the patents in question.

It deals with the undemocratic / totalitarian / dystopian aspects of ubiquitous surveillance.

Encyrption wouldn't necessarily solve the problems of ubiquitous government surveillance unfortunately.

The California Milk Processor Board, owner of the ubiquitous «Got Milk» trademark, sent a cease and desist letter to Alaska artist Barbara Holmes, putting her on notice that the «Got Breastmilk» T - shirts that she created infringe on its trademark.

Like the Supreme Court's earlier decision in R. v. Tessling, these cases raised broad and important questions about the nature of privacy and autonomy in a world of ubiquitous information emanation.

The genius of German engineering had long ago perfected the art of manufacturing a quality utilitarian car with the launch of the ubiquitous Volkswagen (people» car) in the 1930s.

Toyota's plug - in variant of its ubiquitous hybrid icon, the Prius, has been steadily generating buzz since news first leaked that it was under development a few years ago.

Coming in at a snug 196 square feet, the Atlas is powered by solar, collects rainwater, and instead of the ubiquitous dimensional lumber, it's one of the few tiny houses we've seen that uses steel framing throughout to lighten its overall weight, while conferring a strong, underlying structure.

As Lloyd has reported on the impending carmageddon, electric cars do not rid us of many of the downsides of ubiquitous car culture.

Note that this is only part of the story since, as far as we are aware, no one has yet investigated a counterintuitive parallel effect — condensation and precipitation will likely reduce the total lower atmospheric concentration of that ubiquitous greenhouse gas, water vapor, so increasing clear sky radiative cooling.

The rise of a ubiquitous Internet, along with 24 - hour news channels has, in some sense, had the opposite effect from what many might have hoped such free and open access to information would have had.

Some of the corruption is the result of the ubiquitous UHI (Urban Heat Island) effect that is pervasive across the land - based temperature record (GIGO), which is very telling of a willful and purposeful deception on the part of the climate mechanics.

The extended subsidy for solar comes at a time of ubiquitous claims that the cost of solar panels and wind farms has come down so much that nuclear energy no longer makes economic sense.

And this same period saw the expansion of fossil fuel burning from the traditional family needs like heating / cooking, then on to quickly power - up both modern modern agriculture and also the industrial - mass production revolution in manufacturing industries, and finally the large - scale generation of ubiquitous electrical power, eventually distributed into nearly every home and business in the industrialized societies, with close to 24x7x365 availability.

Designer Pierre Vedel approaches the problem by designing a complete armchair built from exactly one of the ubiquitous pallets.

This situation here is reminiscent of the ubiquitous «Little Ice Age» problem.

Their Chia Mesa project marks the transformation of ubiquitous, but struggling strip malls into a prototype and a recovery strategy for Phoenix, Arizona in order to help the city develop a singular architectural image of its own.

She was part of a group of artists working in New York in the 1980s — which included Jack Goldstein, Sherrie Levine, Richard Prince, Cindy Sherman, and Laurie Simmons, among others — that probed the visual language of mass media and illuminated the imprint of ubiquitous images on our everyday lives.

From her quasi-conceptual paintings of that decade to the Waterfall paintings of the late»80s, Steir has long been something of a ubiquitous presence — but, like many of her generation, she also hasn't received the due she deserves.