Sentences with phrase «stabs at android»

HP's first stab at Android is understandably minimal, which will appeal to a large swath of Android enthusiasts, but it lacks some genuinely useful features other companies have added through skinning.

In the months ahead, we'll also likely see more from Google Brillo, the tech titan's stab at Android - based smart - home management.

It's LG's third stab at an Android Wear device - so you would expect it to be more refined than earlier versions - and if you want a Google wearable on your wrist this is the best choice right now.

It isn't impossible, and I'm not saying I wouldn't love to see Pebble take a stab at Android Wear.

Not exact matches

The social - media network is once again taking a shot at Snapchat, this time with another stab at its struggling Slingshot app, the new and improved Slingshot 2.0 (free, available for iOS and Android).

Jack's Abstraction is my first stab at making a hypercomic app for Android smartphones and pads.

While the company's stab at a Windows 7 slate flopped, the company has developed a range of Android tablets, from 2.8 inches (really, a tablet in name only) all the way up to 10 inches.

Nokia could embrace Android if it wants to take a stab at gaining initial tablet market share, but it runs the risk of damaging its existing relationship with Microsoft.

Dell is taking another stab at the tablet market with a new pair of Android tablets.

The latest budget Lenovo Tab 2 A8 8 - inch tablet has a good stab at it though, introducing a neater, tidier Android Lollipop user experience - which... Read more

I don't think the Apple Watch will be a hit on the order of the iPad, but as Apple's first stab at a wearable, it already looks more capable and versatile than Android Wear devices, and I suspect that Apple will soon have a big lead in high - quality apps.

And while we suppose the presence of Android 4.5 is possible, we're always a bit leery when we hear stabs at future Android version numbers, as they have a habit of being quite unpredictable.