Sentences with phrase «see native support»

They usually take a bit more work than that, so it's great to see native support for this sort of niche tweak.

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I Haven't tried 360 or Rise just yet, but am curious just how much it truly supports responsive design — it would be nice to see native HTML5.

The only thing I didn't see native in the head unit was online destination search, but support for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto takes care of that feature.

To see the Civic's own support for iOS music integration, I had to dig into the audio sources menu in the native system.

Sony has a slight edge here with native PDF and RTF support, and possibly a bigger edge once Adobe Systems» Digital Editions is available for the Reader, but I'll have to get my hands on one to see if Amazon's translation service works well enough to substitute for broader native file - type support.

As you can see, Barnes & Noble boasts a lot of Nook's on - paper advantages, not just a second screen and Wi - Fi, but native PDF support, an SD card reader and a replaceable battery.

Hopefully we will see native email and BBM applications built into the firmware and easy Android support.

Hopefully this native support will be ready to roll when we see the 4G version of the PlayBook hit this summer (it's just got ta have native BBM, don't you think?)

Android 5.0 also offers native support for 64 - bit system architectures, which we're starting to see appear with processors like the Nexus 9's Nvidia Tegra K1.

As can be seen in the screenshot above, that rewrite is ongoing and as such, it looks like the next major tablet OS build will not support BES email despite finally adding native support for Exchange, IMAP and POP.

Whether a model of support builds with the Speech API remains to be seen, but the incubator report came out a couple of years ago and I don't see SSML any closer to having native support, or at least not this kind of embedded SSML.

There'll also most likely be support for native email as well — we saw a video of that being previewed yesterday.

We saw the much overdue native support for multi-touch interaction with software.

One great thing about the updates is the better support of Amazon's native format, KF8, that the screenshot shows how the text is wrapped around the colored box, hyperlink being displayed in dark cyan color rather than the frequently seen light blue and pictures being wrapped nicely around the text.

I've really loved the PixelJunk and am glad to see it coming over to PS4 / Vita / PSTV etc. though I'd prefer native support over streaming.

Seeing the growing support of VR in the games community as a whole shows the promise for developers who are taking the risk to focus on developing VR native games before the hardware is commercially available.»

Once released, we'll see a racing sim with native 12K support for those packing the hardware and strength to pull off a smooth experience across three 4K displays with the VR support making a return.

Google is adding native support for those notches in Android P, meaning that we'll likely see a whole lot more devices with cutouts once Android P hits.

Google has featured native GIF support on Gboard for quite awhile, so it's good to see Samsung integrate this.

Even with native support for notches, we wouldn't see a non-Pixel phone running Android P until after the Pixel 3 is launched so it's hard to believe that this update is meant for any notched Android phone getting ready to hit the market anytime soon.

All the same, it makes perfect sense that the 2015 Moto X would have a built - in fingerprint scanner since Google announced last month at Google I / O that Android M will add native support for fingerprint scanners, which means we should start to see fingerprint scanners on all flagship Android phones going forward.

I hope that also means we'll see some Cortana and connected devices support native to Windows 10 in the future as well.

With Android P, we are going to see an improved indoor positioning making it more accurate with the native support of IEEE 802.11 mc WiFi protocol which is called as Wi - Fi RTT for Android P devices.

As discussed in Part 2 of this chapter in relation to funding, the SA government has buttressed the Commonwealth's inadequate funding of Native Title Representative Bodies to ensure the state - wide negotiation process can be seen through to its intended conclusion: the development of self - supporting and self - governing Indigenous communities.

[116] I would support such a review and a consideration by government, in consultation with the community, of how the ILC's functions could better complement the native title system and contribute to the outcomes government would like to see.