Sentences with phrase «runtime from»

Update: According to Mister Gadget's Luca Viscardi, he's seeing 2.5 days of runtime from the Moto 360 where a G Watch under the same conditions lasts around a day.

Motorola Moto G5 Plus a robust and well - specced handset for only $ 230 that features an octa - core processor, 12 - megapixel camera, and a beefy battery that offers 6 hours of runtime from a 15 minute charge.

We are still working through the details and full scope, but the target is to upgrade the Android Runtime from Android Gingerbread 2.3.3 to Jelly Bean 4.1.

There is more to 10.2.1 than updating the runtime from Gingerbread 2.3 to Jelly Bean 4.2.2 — this is also the update that allows BlackBerry app developers to build headless apps — a much sought after feature by native BlackBerry app...

We got 3 hours, 9 minutes of runtime from the Acer One using Battery Eater Pro's standard test.

#BladeRunner2049 is apparently 163 mins long (TBC runtime from Sony Russia, via DCP distribution service Kinoplan & https://t.co/GlhBo7IpNt) pic.twitter.com/4Rxp2TzW 3R

The Blu - ray's pop up with sound and animation, to reveal preview images and runtimes from the few extras.

No word on what processor is inside, though disgo say there's a separate 2D / 3D graphics accelerator, and nor is there any indication of runtimes from the 1,500 mAh battery.

Implemented performance enhancing modifications to the Core Interface data transfer process that reduced runtimes from 5 + hours to less than 1 hour.

Not exact matches

As far as power goes, the Multigroom 5100 draws its juice from a Li - Ion battery, which gives you about an hour of runtime once fully charged.

It gets this power from the 9 AA batteries that power it and gives you an impressive 6 hours and 15 minutes of runtime on this highest, brightest setting.

Gravity is the key, and if you try just the time, the runtime and fun and single and want to remain not sincere with a relationship, they will get from the Web site.

Sure, I spent a good chunk of the runtime wondering if the main actress was the detective from Law and Order: SVU (she isn't), but at least I was paying attention.

It's clear from the opening titles - dealing out a trite «terrorists or freedom fighters» simplification of Palestinian tactics - that this is going to be a determinedly apolitical movie, and that approach is followed slavishly through the entire runtime.

Written and directed with care, acted spectacularly, and delivering a satisfying conclusion even for those who knew the outcome, I really don't have anything negative to say, aside from the fact that it can feel boring at times and a little dragged out to fit a feature film runtime.

A Matter of Family had a lot of potential, but a short runtime and rather routine gameplay keep it from standing above Batman: Arkham Knight's other short and middling DLC episodes.

Apart from the basic setup and big finale, most of the film's 83 - minute runtime is wasted on song - and - dance filler that doesn't do anything to progress the story.

It's almost comical how many familiar elements are crammed into those 75 minutes of pre-credits runtime, from a road test to a dead car battery to a destroyed, irreplaceable bumblebee pacifier.

The film may have benefitted from dedicating more of its runtime to the ravishing period flashbacks, whose set and costume design are pretty stunning.

Europa Report is a science fiction thriller that, for two - thirds of its runtime, derives said thrills from the process of discovery.

From the very outset «A Quiet Place» develops a central conceit which it fully embraces throughout its tight, lean 95 - minute runtime.

From the washed - out greys and blues of its visual palette in the very opening moments, and with nary a colour traditionally linked to passion present during its entire runtime, United States of Love might seem like a deliberately ironic English title for Polish director Tomas Wasilewski's latest film.

Aside from conversations Alvin and Lance engage in, most of which pertain to women and loneliness, not much transpires during Prince Avalanche's overlong 94 - minute runtime.

Entertaining for much of its short runtime, A Town Called Panic deserves a look, especially from those who'd like to see an animated film straying from the lucrative models of the booming CGI market.

Everyone from Omar Little of «The Wire» to Tony Soprano of «The Sopranos» have familiarized audiences with the genre's tropes so much so that much of the film's runtime comes with few surprises, making for an elongated ending to Seal's entrepreneurial smuggling empire.

Over its 79 - minute runtime, you'll find out more about how Pegg and Wright first met, where the original ideas for all three movies came from and what Wright sounds like when he sees Pegg kissing a girl.

In all, the movie worked reasonably well through its 133 - minute runtime with a likable group of misfits, carefully executed action sequences, and just enough humor to stray not too far from the dirty, harsh world of 19th century America, giving the post-Civil War a whole new perspective regarding the racial diversity and its impact.

Mysteries of Lisbon Daunting runtime notwithstanding, I still hold Mysteries of Lisbon as one of my favorites from the LA Film Fest last year.

The best way to support Brooke's outsized personality and big - time ambition proved to be a nimble narrative that switches things up halfway through the film's snappy 84 - minute runtime, when the film transitions from a more traditional comedy to one that firmly nods to screwball sensibilities.

With the breathing room afforded by a substantial but not excessive 155 - minute pre-credits runtime, this outing has time to give good material to all of the large cast, from the returning fixtures like Commissioner Gordon (Gary Oldman) and Lucius Fox (Morgan Freeman) to the new roles filled by three Inception cast members (including a fine Joseph Gordon - Levitt, whose prominence raises some well - founded suspicions).

I mention the decade as those slick 70s suits provide for some slick padding from the hundreds of bullets that fly across the screen in Free Fire's 90 minute runtime.

Judging from the awful TV spots and the critical consensus, I believe it's a fairly safe bet that you'll laugh more from this short video than the entire runtime of Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son.

Eastwood doesn't give up the goods easily, holding back the sequence until nearly an hour into the film's lean 96 - minute runtime, but he revisits the harrowing event multiple times, revealing new details and the different perspectives of everyone involved, from the pilots, to the passengers, to the flight crew, to the air traffic controller, to the U.S. Coast Guard rescue teams.

Several times, the film suffers from star - catering, as Jackie Chan's readily - displayed antics sideshow the plot, dampen the momentum, and make the potentially reasonable 2 - hour runtime feel very excessive.

Their story unexpectedly changes from lighthearted fun to poignant reflection and does so to great effect, never wasting a second of its 16 - minute runtime.

Though the film suffers from a bloated runtime and is a tad one - sided in its depiction of the antagonists, «Captain Phillips» is nonetheless a gripping hostage thriller that boasts some of the year's finest performances, not only by Hanks, but his amateur co-stars as well.

In its short runtime, «Making the Songs» (3:25)(SD) provides some fairly substantive discussion of Toy Story 2's songs, including interviews from the people who wrote and perform them.

Could be that 11th - hour editing is preventing the studio from divulging the film's runtime.

That's pretty much it in the way of plot; the movie is just as slight as you'd expect from the runtime.

The city spanning giant monster movie from 2008 has been scaled way back in size, with the action confined to an underground bunker for bulk of its runtime.

Amid the tightly condensed runtime, it's in these small moments that Far from the Madding Crowd finds fresh strength.

As may be obvious from the spin - offs that I've put forward here, there's not much in Rampage itself that justifies its nearly two - hour runtime.

Pt. 2 improves from the mess that was left by Pt. 1 but ultimately it's more filler for a longer runtime.

For a story about, for some of its runtime, a show's star (Keaton) being undermined by his co-star (Norton) it feels like a bit of a shame (though, I'm sure intentionally so) that Ed Norton does actually steal so much of the movie away from Michael Keaton.

From the overly complex mythology, to the torturous 130 - minute runtime, the movie is such an absolute disaster that you have to wonder how the book it's based on ever got published.

Excellent acting from all elevates otherwise stereotypical characters into people worth watching for the just - right 88 - minute runtime.

Though it's filled to the brim with profanity and doesn't shy from sex and nudity, Brooklyn's Finest is surprisingly not violent for most of its runtime.

The script, which is largely free of dialogue, doesn't shy away from the crushingly mundane cycle of survival during a zombie plague: the film's 105 - minute runtime largely consists of moments that are repetitive, as Andy's optimism is reignited and snuffed out over and over.

But for everything that it gets right, «What We Do in the Shadows» suffers from the same problems as Waititi and Clement's last collaboration, the geek - chic rom - com «Eagle vs. Shark» — specifically, the concept feels like it's been stretched well beyond its limits, despite the brisk 85 - minute runtime.

In the end the film suffers from having to spend its runtime rather than giving us something interesting just going through the motions.