Sentences with phrase «other manufacturers seem»

Two other manufacturers seem to have hit upon similar solutions to the drying problem.

It's a notable trait in an era where most other manufacturers seem content to deliver incremental updates.

French cars in general continue to throw up annoying electrical glitches that other manufacturers seem to have largely eliminated.

You may also have noticed that other manufacturers seem to have different techniques for making the colloidal silver.

No other manufacturer seems interested in under 10k for OS update (Xiaomi fanboys, please note MIUI and Android updates are different plus another subjective round of Stock vs Custom skin Android).

The main thing here is that Lenovo are continuing the Phab series (started with the first Lenovo Phab Plus) as devoted exclusively for multimedia consumption (which no other manufacturer seems concerned about) Not just the screen size but the curved glass (which makes the display seem larger), Tango, Dolby Audio — all are directed towards that

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They seem to say they're taking a much more open approach and want even other manufacturers to use it.

The Brewers Association and others have come to categorize such brews as «crafty» beers because manufacturers and marketers seem to deliberately conceal their true corporate heritage.

John Deitz, president of packaging machinery manufacturer Deitz Company, offers these tips: Bottlenecks: It seems sensible to replace the slow machine causing a bottleneck but a new machine that runs much faster than the rest may cause new bottlenecks downstream as other machines can not keep pace.

Winning Le Mans is a tough ask whatever the situation, although for Alonso, being in the lead car of the only manufacturer LMP1 team should elevate his chances slightly - as long the bad luck both he and Toyota seem to suffer from cancel each other out.

It appears that all of the extracts are used for flavoring and not any other purpose so by that it would seem that the benefits from an active yeast culture are not present nor are they meant to be by the manufacturers.

The Coda seems more like a design exercise to impress other manufacturers to adapt their (Coda's) technology to current production cars rather than produce a recycled electric car.

An electric compact sedan seems to be a viable option for automakers, Tata has an EV based on the Tigor, Hyundai is planning to develop the Xcent EV and soon other manufacturers with compact sedans may join the bandwagon.

And, actually, the Special Edition name here refers to a trim line, sort of an intermediate stage designed to give Canadians that little bit of extra content without the premium price point, a ploy other manufacturers have followed with special editions, sometimes referred to as «Canada Value Packages», that seem to suit thrifty Canadian sensibilities while adding some of the most desired features.

Nvidia fell so far behind other mobile GPU's in performance with the Tegra 3, that it forced them to care a lot about performance with Tegra 4, and considering they've only really promoted Tegra 4 for tablets, and not in smartphones, and how most manufacturers seem to be staying away from it, I'd say Tegra 4 is not a very energy efficient chip.

These Archos tablets seem very promising, and at these price targets position themselves to reek some havoc on the other manufacturers.

This is definitely not good news for HTC, Asus, and the other tablet manufacturers: Google seems to have really dropped the ball on this one.

The search giant didn't expand on who the «unauthorized vendor» might be, but since fans of the Archos 5 have been hacking the Android Market and other core apps onto that tablet for months, it seems just as likely that the manufacturer could have taken similar steps.

But so far, Asus has been fairly on the ball when it comes to Android upgrades, so the potential of unacceptably extended delays seems less worrisome than with other manufacturers» OS - modified models.

Other companies are also trying to turn electrowetting display technology into a viable business, so it seems that, like the development of the LCD display, which began in the US but was not perfected until the technology was acquired by Korean companies like Samsung and LG, this is the sort of technology that could take a long time to develop and will eventually give rise to an ecosystem of competing manufacturers.

Dell already sells a number of cellphones through its online store — including its own offerings like the Streak and Aero plus models from other manufacturers — but this would seem to be the first time Microsoft has sold handsets directly, if this information is indeed genuine.

On the other hand, having too many brands presents a dilemma to you as the consumer since, for most of the time, it seems that is only the manufacturer's logo that sets these appliances apart...

The manufacturers of most ortho dog or other animal beds seem to have thought of everything.

Other manufacturers agree that durability is key, and rubber seems to be a popular choice of materials for this reason.

I'm not saying that «more sub-brands» is the answer to Dell, but more that I realize how much customization and personalization seem to inform Dell's strategy at this point (and that of the other manufacturers with perhaps the exception of Apple).

One company, Suntegra, currently offers solar roof shingles and tiles, but they, like other manufacturers, don't seem to be aesthetically pleasing as Tesla's design and do not have the marketing presence that Tesla has.

DDR4, on the other hand, doesn't seem to have any kind of ceiling on its clock speed so far, at least not one manufacturers have been able to reach.

Going on what we saw at Mobile World Congress, it will be very hard for other manufacturers to catch these top cameras, and it seems some companies aren't even trying.

What's arguably a touch more unsettling than the researchers» findings, however, is the fact the manufacturers of these at - risk locks — companies like Ceomate, Vians, Quicklock, and others — didn't seem overly concerned their products contained such holes.

While some manufacturers like LG and HTC seems to be going on a smartphone diet, others like Xiaomi just keep on churning model after model of nearly identical smartphones.

However, these manufacturers don't seem to have any other option and have to continue staying in bed with Google or Alphabet.

Bottom line, it seems that HMD has pulled off a fast and presumably silky smooth OS revision, proving once again it knows how to listen to consumer needs and deliver on key promises, despite lacking the experience of other smartphone manufacturers.

It would seem that the manufacturers of the other components have invested in making them more energy efficient, and therefore making devices last longer.

Apple seems to be following the lead of other device manufacturers like OnePlus, HTC and Vive.

It seems LG has finally planned to go with the trend as all other smartphone manufacturers do by keeping the battery integrated.

It seems obvious that Google and Amazon intend to take a Pixel-esque approach to their hardware where they control the ecosystem while also producing the flagship hardware to show other manufacturers how it's done.

Other manufacturers cease support for a given device with a reason that makes no sense, stating that the older hardware would not be capable of running the newer version of the operating system when the underlying reason seems to be more, «the development teams are busy with this year's model, sorry.»

It's a lot like the one Samsung, LG and every other Android manufacturer seems to use.

Amazon appears to have the lead in terms of the amount of smart speakers sold, but subjectively it seems that Google seems to be doing better at getting other manufacturers on board, resulting in a wider range of Google Assistant - equipped speakers.

Sony's current smartphone lineup is impressive, but design-wise the company seems to be lagging behind other smartphone manufacturers that are already shifting to bezel-less phones with tall displays.

While all eyes are on the newly - launched Samsung Galaxy S9, the smartphone lineup of the South Korean manufacturer includes a plethora of other models that are at least worth a chance, especially because they seem to bring premium technology at a more affordable price.

Xiaomi's solution may seem a bit odd, but it provides a cleaner look that people might prefer over an iPhone X - style notch that other Chinese manufacturers are already copying.

As with many other manufacturers cautiously hedging against the continued slowdown in the wearables market, Samsung appears to be doubling down on fitness features as its upgrade path for wrist wearables, which, after the tepid reception of Android Wear 2.0, doesn't seem like such a bad idea.

Meanwhile, inviting other manufacturer to clone HoloLens hardware to other manufacturers might seem autocannibalistic, but Microsoft compares its new approach to the Surface line.

In a time when manufacturers are trying to make 4.3 - inch phones seem tiny, the 820 doesn't seem concerned with how bulky it seems compared to other devices.

Others welcome the possibilities audio output affords, and manufacturers sure seem to be on their side.

It seems as though other manufacturers often match physical keyboards with old - school specs, like LG and Verizon's first LTE - only flip phone.