Sentences with phrase «stick by our smartphones»

But many of us, myself included, still stick by our smartphones because of how much we can accomplish with them.

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Cons: Offers fewer features than more complex models, large or irregularly shaped kibbles may get stuck, operates by intervals not time, no smartphone or Wifi connectivity

Offers fewer features than more complex models, large or irregularly shaped kibbles may get stuck, operates by intervals not time, no smartphone or Wifi connectivity

The tent contents soaked through during a wet weekend's wild camping, the smartphone screen blighted by greasy fingerprints, the ketchup stubbornly stuck in the bottle — all could succumb to omniphobia's repulsive charms.

A selfie (/ s ɛ l f iː /) is a self - portrait photograph, typically taken with a smartphone which may be held in the hand or supported by a selfie stick.

A mobile Learning Management System incorporates this flexibility by giving learners the choice to learn on a smartphone or a tablet on - the - go rather than being stuck to a desktop or a laptop.

A relatively high - spec smartphone, with a 4.5 ″ display running at 480 x 854 resolution and powered by a 1.2 GHz dual - core processor, plus the Ascend G510 arrives running Android 4.1.1 — albeit potentially hindered by Huawei only sticking 512 MB of RAM inside it..

As noted by Droid Life, your smartphone does not have to be running Marshmallow for the watch to receive Marshmallow, so if your phone is stuck on Lollipop and you haven't seen the update come through just yet it will come through eventually.

Sticking to the Asus Zenfone nomenclature, the smartphone comes with a 6 - inch FHD display mated with ASUS TrueVivid technology and protected by the Corning Gorilla 4 glass.

Seeing as Apple is generally the trendsetter in the world of smartphones, it won't be long until we see more and more Android handsets jumping on to the train, adopting the technology that Samsung and a few others have stuck by for all this time.

On the right there's the volume rocker switch, followed by the power / lock in the centre and a physical camera shutter button towards the base — a rarity among smartphones these days, but something Windows Phone handsets stick with.

Apple is facing an uphill struggle in its attempts to wean Chinese smartphone users off cheaper rival devices in a saturated mobile market, according to a new Bloomberg report.With Apple gearing up to sell its most ambitious but most expensive iPhone yet, local competitors like Huawei, Oppo, and Xiaomi are already poised to compete by launching their own less expensive feature - packed devices around Apple's September 12 «iPhone 8» launch date.Unofficial «iPhone 8» poster spotted in Chinese store (via Slashleaks) While it sticks to a global template that's served it well, local vendors have become adept at technology design while tailoring phones to local tastes, such as with dual SIM capability.

It made a smart move by avoiding gimmicky smartphone software features and deciding to stick to the basics.

The current Pixel and Pixel XL produce some of the best smartphone photography, primarily by relying on image - processing algorithms, so it isn't totally surprising the company would stick with its single camera.

For the iPhone, Apple stuck to its tick - tock pattern by introducing major redesigns to the smartphone every other year.

If Samsung sticks to its trend (and it will) to using two different processors for its flagship smartphones, then many markets around the world will get their Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 + powered by this processor.

The 8 MP optics area also plagued by a similar issue found on the Xperia smartphones, and that is the inability to use the full resolution if you want to shoot at 16:9, at which point you're stuck using 5 megapixels instead.

When you're stuck in a dark room, and all that stands between you and banging your head on some low - hanging, spider - infested 2 - by - 4 is your smartphone, you don't want to be fishing around for the flashlight application.

Chromecast ($ 35) lets you «mirror» or live - stream exactly what you're doing on your smartphone or tablet by plugging a thumb stick into your TV's HDMI port.

You can avoid the vast majority of smartphone malware by sticking to the official app stores.