Sentences with phrase «stakes for smartphone»
In 2017, voice interaction is table stakes for smartphone manufacturers.
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Around 90 % of all viruses that target mobile phones focus on Android, and that is an opportunity — especially given that the stakes for malfunctioning software are higher in cars than on smartphones.
Skee - Ball Arcade — Combining the fun of classic boardwalk arcade action with stunning new game boards, explosive power ups, and high - stakes tournament competition for both smartphone and tablet players, Skee - Ball Arcade has it all.
Intel's continued drive to stake a serious claim in the mobile device market continued today at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona where it unveiled its latest System - on - Chip Architectures for Smartphone and Tablet devices.
When John Chen was appointed interim CEO of BlackBerry, I was hopeful at first that he'd develop a grand plan for rebooting BlackBerry's stake in the smartphone game.
They don't need to wait for QNX to be passed to the smartphones in order to stake a claim.
A U.S. arbiter for trade disputes is delaying a ruling on Eastman Kodak Co.'s high - stakes patent - infringement claim against smartphone makers Apple Inc. and Research in Motion Ltd..
It also makes sense — there's no space for a fingerprint sensor on the front side, and a dual - camera system is table stakes for a flagship smartphone these days.
South Korean firm Samsung, although unsuccessful in its bid to buy Sharp's printer business, has agreed to invest 10.4 bn yen ($ 112m) for a three percent stake in the television set maker, and it appears that this move is strategically placed in order to protect the liquid - crystal display panel lines that Sharp produces and Samsung uses in its tablet and smartphone product lines.
Corcoran also granted Guard Llama cofounders Joe Parisi and Nick Nevarez the right to use her image on their product — a handheld device that connects to users» smartphones and enables them to connect to authorities with only the push of a button — in exchange for an 18 percent ownership stake in the company.