Sentences with phrase «ports do»

The ports don't need cut outs because the case only covers the left side of the phone, which has nothing on it.

Apparently, the fact that the ports don't line up on the bottom of these devices automatically means they're not as good as Apple's.

Other ports don't have pre-assigned uses, and you can use them for whatever you want.

The bass ports don't have powered drivers (hence passive), but their membranes can push sound through your desk, giving a nice but postionally - dependent bass sound.

(The USB ports don't support external DVR storage, and the only e-SATA drive that works with TiVo sells at a huge markup.)

The rise of smartphones has led to a renaissance for a lot of classic games, but ports don't always live up to the nostalgic glory of the original.

How many USB ports do I need?

In doing so, you consider and clearly state that PS players who have been supporting your business for years are SECOND - RATE customers to you, not to mention PC players because when I do late Steam ports you don't offer JACKSHIT DLC.

The difference in input methods between phones / tablets and consoles / PCs is such a gap that it's unsurprising to see very few ports between them — and any ports you do see tend to be pretty rough.

Its not exactly as fun as it was on console, but you can blame that partly on the fact that handhelds & mobiles don't recreate the control dynamics of consoles really well, and that's one of the reasons most console ports don't feel as good as originals.

The ACA series adds high score local and online features that Virtual Console doesn't have and supports more display, audio, and censorship / parental controls adjusting that the VC ports do not have.

And docking space itself needs to be re-evaluated and solutions explored to ensure that ports don't get overcrowded.

Filling BB World with fake apps like the ones generated by Mippin doesn't help consumers get what they want, ports do, especially since many legacy apps are missing.

The Micro USB ports do not have the little rubber flaps that are on the Kobo H2o or a number of smartphones.

Also, the USB ports do not work in our car for some reason.

Sadly, the USB ports don't charge very fast, so hopefully you bring a little bit of battery with you when you come in.

Most ports do not appear to be thinking about, let alone actively preparing to address, the effects of climate change.

We'd be remiss not to mention that these Bayonetta ports don't differ much from the Wii U versions, as far as we know, however.

Stardew Valley and Pocket Rumble are currently in testing to make sure the ports don't have any issues.

The PC ports don't seem to have multiplayer, which I can speculate why.

What ports did you stop at on your cruise?

I feel like we are bringing so much already, but once we get to port I don't see any other option if we want to go to a beach.

I've been meaning to ask - what ship / ports did y» all end up deciding on for your cruise?

The only little detail about this game is that it doesn't have contoller support I have no idea why since all the other console ports did... and it lags alot for moments even with a high end system it still lags I have no idea why.

The port does not take full advantage of high end PC specs, but at least

So far the only game I've really heard Wii U owners getting excited over was a port of Deus Ex Human Revolution, and when all the hype for a game on your system is just a port your doing something wrong.

Bells and whistles aside, Metal Slug 2 is all about intense arcade style carnage, and this port doesn't disappoint.

While this doesn't rule out the possibility that a Diablo game could eventually come to Switch, a port doesn't appear to be in the cards just yet.

We would actually do that even more if developers actually bothered to care about us and the ports that is released for WiiU and that the ports doesn't get released gimped and after all other platforms.

I got the chance to review the Switch version of RiME, and while the initial quality of the port didn't bother me all that much, I still found it to be a worthwhile experience.

Alright, let me be honest and tell you a few things that I dislike about this car: - Gas Mileage (Hyundai claims it gives you 25 mpg in the city, which is not true, I get not more than 23 mpg in the city for sure)- Traction Control (The traction can not handle the acceleration and the wheels would start spinning, even on the dry roads, not sure what to blame)- USB port - The built in USB port does not support android, at least not in my case, therefore I have to rely on Bluetooth or AUX)- Dull Alloy Wheels - The dullness of alloy wheels for the SE trim does not compliment the car over all, but eh, I can't complain much as it is a BASE model Now, the things I absolutely love about this car: - Great Turn Radius - Beautiful LED lights (even with base model)- Highway mileage (35 mpg even driving at 75 miles an hour, you might get better than 37 mpg if you drive at 55 miles an hour)- Spacious trunk - Great leg room for rear seats - Just enough power to accelerate quickly and merge on to the highways / freeways - Amazing Brakes - Sports, ECO and Normal Mode (For those who do not know, once switched to SPORTS mode, the car's steering becomes stiff as well as the engine along with the help of transmission helps you accelerate the car faster, you actually feel like driving a sports car.

The USB port doesn't support my Android phone (a Note 4) and will not connect to it as a music device.

The smartphone USB port doesn't provide enough juice to both charge a device and use Android Auto or Apple CarPlay.

The USB port doesn't supply enough electricity to charge a phone while using Android Auto.

Most of the speakers designed for the iPod and iPhone can't hold an iPad and, even if they could, their dock connector port doesn't provide enough power to charge the iPad when it's awake.

Hashcode notes that 3D performance still needs some work, as does audio input, and the HDMI port doesn't work yet.

The smaller port doesn't require the extra chassis thickness that a standard HDMI port does, but it will require some sort of adapter dongle or micro-to-full-size HDMI cable to run a connection out to a TV or projector.

There is no battery inside, and HDMI port does not provide power.

The other deluxe ports didn't have dramatic teasers, and usually showed gameplay with the announcement.

You see, Panic Button's port doesn't just run on Switch, it runs well, creating the full shooter experience in the palm of your hand.

According to Gematsu's translation of the interview, Hazama said the console port didn't currently have «enough value» to warrant showing anything to the public.

While the console port doesn't give exactly the same level of control as the PC version, the user - friendliness is through the roof.

These problems are perhaps forgivable, but what is not is the fact that the original Colin McRae Rally 2.o had a cockpit camera with properly modelled interiors and this mobile port does not.

The 3DS port does add a few new features, which can soften the entry for newer players — a number of «Hacks» that you can toggle allow you to alter the difficulty to a lower or higher level, as well as giving you instant access to all enemy information (weaknesses etc) and complete maps to aid your progress.

The Nintendo Switch port doesn't have that, unfortunately, but it's not like the game is hurting for content as it contains all of Bethesda's official expansions: Dawnguard, Hearthfire, and Dragonborn.

Even though the port doesn't add a lot, and the dodgy controls and camera angles are kind of frustrating, we're glad that such an iconic release is available on contemporary consoles.

Unlike most other Mario cameos, the Nintendo Switch port does not retain this cameo.

So far the only game I've really heard Wii U owners getting excited over was a port of Deus Ex Human Revolution, and when all the hype for a game on your system is just a port your doing something wrong.

The all stars port does make it a little bit better.

As there are quite a few arcade ports they did i would love to play.