Sentences with phrase «phone out of my pocket»

That means you can take a call without having to take off your headphones, or take your phone out of your pocket.

Ask yourself what it really buys you to have your watch tell you to take your phone out of your pocket so you can do something.

Smartwatch peddlers have been trying to convince consumers that taking their phones out of their pockets to check notifications is a big inconvenience, except it really isn't.

Immediately, the scout took his phone out of his pocket and showed me a scouting report from last season.

It was very cool to just pull my phone out of my pocket at the bus stop and check in on the baby.

Reading e-mails, text messages and other information without having to get your mobile phone out of your pocket could soon be possible via technology being developed by researchers at Ulm University in Germany.

«With charging pads you have to remember to take your phone out of your pocket and place it on the pad, positioned in exactly the right way,» says Dina Katabi of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who is leading the team building MagMIMO.

Combine these with some physical recommendations such as upping your cardio activity, increasing Vitamin D intake, keeping your cell phone out of your pocket and a number of other natural, scientifically - backed solutions to preventing / reversing ED, and you'll have stronger erections than you've ever been able to achieve.

I remember many year back I worked for a Taiwanese company, and the owner told me if I ever wanted to have kids, to keep my cell phone out of my pocket.

I first had my students bring their phones out of their pockets during a practical Year 11 physical education (PE) class.

As Steven Aquino suggests, Apple Pay and Apple Watch will make payment at places of business easier for those with motor difficulties, who will not have to fumble around trying to get the phone out of their pockets or a handbag to pay.

Bridge stopped just outside the front doors of her school, slipped her phone out of her pocket, texted her mom: At school.

Imagine being able to quickly drag and drop your phone's photos into a document on your PC in one swift movement — without having to take your phone out of your pocket.

Pulling a phone out of your pocket is so last century you know, you savage.

Pulling your phone out of your pocket to check the time will be just as distracting for your audience, who may suspect that you are checking texts or emails in the middle of your own presentation.

Colin Rule: Well, it's interesting, we are building a new society out in cyberspace, it's cross-border, I mean, any of us can pull our phone out of our pockets and swipe, swipe, swipe, we buy something from someone on the other side of the planet and the justice systems that we have are tied to geography, if it's a dispute between a buyer in Argentina and a seller in Paris based on an e-commerce marketplace in the US and the item is drop - shipped out of China, I mean, our current legal system really can't make heads or tails out of that because it's the jurisdiction, it's just too confused.

Put your phone away With the SmartWatch 3, you can keep on top of things without taking your phone out of your pocket or bag.

We've all been in a situation where the perfect shot comes along, but by the time you get your phone out of your pocket, wake it up, unlock it, and launch the camera, that moment is gone.

Most people like the idea of a second screen for occasional web browsing on the couch when they can't be bothered to move to a computer or dig a phone out of their pocket.

Every other time, it hasn't, so I either have to get my phone out of my pocket, unlock it, launch the August app, and wait for a connection (which fails 50 % of the time), or grab my keys and unlock the thing manually.

We have to say, we're a little disappointed that: a) Samsung was unable to perfect its in - screen fingerprint reader for the Galaxy Note 8, b) it didn't follow Google's lead by mounting the sensor in the center of the handset, because it's a mission to reach when pulling the phone out of your pocket, unless you have overly - large hands.

Similarly, if you regularly need more than quick glances at emails, messages, and the like, you'll likely still take your phone out of your pocket whenever a notification appears.

Other than everyday use where my index finger is always conveniently placed behind the phone, there are other reasons I prefer rear - facing scanners; when I take the phone out of my pocket, with my finger directly on the scanner, it's already unlocked by the time I bring the device up to my face.

It's not for technology nerds who want to pay for things with their wrists or answer calls without taking their phone out of their pockets.

Most of the time Apple Pay is ready before I even finish pulling the phone out of my pocket.

You can do much of what you need to do without pulling your phone out of your pocket.

You'll be able to browse our headlines on your Band 2, so you only need to take your phone out of the pocket when you want to read a full article.

The goal of a smartwatch is to decrease the number of times you pull your phone out of your pocket, not reduce that number to zero.

This is a great solution for skipping between songs without pulling your phone out of your pocket, if you don't have a headphone cable with an integrated remote.

Making it easy to pull the phone out of your pocket and unlock it, as well as logging into apps using it, without needing to shimmy your hand up the device to get your finger onto the sensor.

You will accidentally hit something or unintentionally turn the screen on, and that can become a pain, especially when taking the phone out of a pocket.

The digital assistant will be able to pull notifications and low - battery warnings from your phone and beam them to your PC, reducing the need to pull your phone out of your pocket — and the threat of a dead device at the end of the day.

You might as well just pull your phone out of your pocket if your wearable is laggy.

If it does, we will give you an option to enable a secure hotspot and pair automagically, without even taking your phone out of your pocket.

The AirPods are small and convenient due to the way they pair quickly and easily with your phone, but it's unfortunate that you feel the need to take your phone out of your pocket to perform most controls if you don't want to look like you're talking to yourself on the bus.

There's no need to even pull your phone out of your pocket, much less turn its screen on.

One of the most obviously useful things about having a Gear is that it allows you to see quick at - a-glance notifications about emails, messages or calls without having to continually pull your phone out of your pocket or bag.

It's better - angled than you'd think, and maybe the Gear 2 could be a Google Glass substitute for on - the - spot photography, but I'd always rather take my phone out of my pocket.

It allows you to take and make calls, and send and receive texts, without taking your Bluetooth - connected iOS or Android phone out of your pocket.

The main highlight here is an «Active Mode» that emulates Motorola's «Active Display» feature by waking your device when you get a notification, or when you take your phone out of your pocket.

Lock screens can be annoying if you're constantly taking your phone out, as you'll have to plug in a code or swipe a pattern each time you take your phone out of your pocket.

It's best at being a notification companion, letting you see what alerts are coming in without having to take your phone out of your pocket.

We've lost count of the amount of times we've needed to quickly adjust the volume of our music between different songs, and having to pull a phone out of your pocket feels so last decade.

The Uber app was one standout example — call a car without pulling your phone out of your pocket.

To save you from the trouble of pulling the phone out of your pocket, the earphones come with an in - line remote control.

Most people want to be able to take their phone out of their pocket, quickly launch the camera, and quickly snap a great photo.

Now you'll never have to pull your phone out of your pocket to see — and respond to — who's blowing it up.

This means you can often pull your phone out of your pocket, and it will already be telling you what song is playing in the café you're in.

Rather than pulling a phone out of their pockets, people will be able to simply command their Echoes to call someone.

With enough devices under Alexa's control, Echo's approach could position it to serve particularly well as the ear of the connected home, a simple and undeniably cool way of activating your gadgets without needing to pull your phone out of your pocket.