Sentences with phrase «over its hardware pays»

Apple's end - to - end control over its hardware pays dividends here, simplifying its implementations and allowing it to exert influence and control over what is otherwise a universal, albeit rather basic, wireless standard.

Not exact matches

Though still freer than Apple's total locked down model, there isn't a whole lot of difference between the actual control Apple exerts over their hardware and software, and the effective control Google exerts over Android based software and hardware by disallowing the use of their popular core apps to anyone who hasn't kissed their ring and paid tribute.
The slate's $ 450 price tag with contract can be spread out over 20 months with customers paying $ 249.99 down and $ 10 each month to purchase the hardware.
The silver lining i see here is invaluable experience creating and managing projects of the size and scale o XcX... The evolution of a long long long overdue open world design that finally does nt rely on «potato world» land / space / time compression (the hardware technology has been capable for over a decade...) This experience seems to have paid off in spades with monolithsofts work on the new Zelda being a clear show stopper.
To expand on your answer, you could only sue after damages, meaning you might sue over a late fee, and in that case you would be arguing that with the hardware requirement, you were not given reasonably sufficient time to pay the bill.
Microsoft paid $ 7.2 billion for Nokia's handset business (the deal hasn't closed quite yet) and, as a result, has more control over the destiny of Windows Phone hardware.
Verizon's Edge program enables customers to subsidize the cost of new mobile devices, paying for the hardware over the course of a two - year contract instead of ponying up the cash up front.
It combines decent hardware and disappointing software with a price that's tough to beat, given that you don't have to pay it over 24 months, put off a quarter's worth of dining out just to make up the difference.
The company was clearly paying attention to customer complaints over its choices of cheap plastic in hardware, the overbearing and clunky experience in its software, and the subpar results from its camera when compared to the likes of its major competitor, the iPhone.
When I am purchasing things that I will be touching all time time, such as hardware or dishes or fabrics, in addition to paying attention to the shape, color or pattern, I instinctively run my fingers over it to «see» what it feels like with my hands.
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