Sentences with phrase «something average users»

Of course, there are workarounds for this, but the hassle involved might not be something average users want to deal with.

However, adding a working 3.5 mm jack is not something the average user could do at home.

Not exact matches

«The user, on average, can delete something they are going to delete in about three and a half seconds,» Moore says.

(Which explains why the average Snapchat user checks his or her account an average of 14 times a day: You could blink and miss something.)

The average Facebook user has something akin to an unwritten social contract with the company: I use your product, and you serve ads against the data I've shared.

When someone likes something on Facebook, it can potentially be seen by all of their friends and the average Facebook user has over 200 friends.

Those wanting a casual dating relationship or something more adult - oriented will find lots of bells and whistles here, along with a larger - than - average user base.

The average user should expect that a game actually wants them to play it instead of wanting them to go play something that doesn't have timers.

Sony should have really done something here, though for the average users who aren't too concerned with the number of pixels, the display is enthralling with deep, rich blacks and equally vivid colors.

The HDMI out is something most other mainstream tablets lack and is a deal breaker with most business people who need it for presentations or for average users who want to stream videos to their television.

What it does show, however, is that Kindle Fire users and those who manually install the Amazon App Store onto their Android devices are four times more likely to spend money on in - app purchases than your average Google Play user — something that may sway more developers to join the 31,000 apps offered in Amazon's store.

It is doubtful they make a penny from the sale of a Kindle, for example, but the average Kindle owner buys something like 15 books a year, and there is high profit for Amazon in downloading a data file with a retail price of $ 10 or more.Convince me there is another solution which makes sound * business sense * — not what you think a user would want to see, but a solution which would otherwise justify Amazon bringing to market a device which by itself would generate nothing more than a tiny profit to a small loss for each device sold.

I'm honestly not sure quad - core is something an average tablet user truly needs at this point, but for a power - user, gamer, or anyone who just wants top - of - the - line technology, the added processing muscle puts the Prime in a league of its own.

One of the examples for reading stats was like the average Kobo user has enough books in their library that, it would be like 56 pounds of books if it were paper or something like that.

An authorised user may be added after approval for a small fee, something about $ 25 on average.

Instead this will be from the opinion of the average user, someone who is pretty good with a computer but views routers as something essential when working, and like something built by Satan when not.

Over the last year of its lifetime, Crusader Kings II is still averaging over a hundred thousand monthly active users on Steam — a clear sign that a vast audience is still finding something special in what has sometimes been seen as a «niche» title.

If you are an average, regular user and you search Yahoo for «vlc download,» you would be presented with something that looks like the next screenshot.

I'd say something snarky about how this points to a lack of imagination on the part of your average PC customer, but being Mac users, I'm sure we can all come up with much more creative snark on our own.

If the top investors in something like the DAO are also among the leaders of the blockchain network on which it runs, what is to stop them from bailing themselves out even to the detriment of average users?

This set of experiments is not something completely inaccessible by the average user.

Sure, geeks wouldn't need it, but it would help lots of average users find and download Chrome, especially on something like Windows 10 S.

Transferring a Windows license (aka product key) isn't something the average PC user will ever need to do.

Following a mobile - first approach, something uncommon to most blockchain projects, we aim to produce easy - to - use, intuitive applications that the average user will feel comfortable using.

Windows 10 S could be seen as something of a trial balloon here, with Microsoft angling toward the education market to see how a pared - down Windows experience would go over with the average user.

This is something that can be confusing for the user, since you have to choose to skip the second option - or skip the first knowing the second is coming - which might seem counterintuitive for an average user.

That's still pretty basic functionality for the average business user and the platform's limitations compared to something like Gmail could still hold people back from switching.

Not everyone wants to invest in something they don't understand, and the concept of Storj - x can be grasped by your average computer user.