Sentences with phrase «than the device owner»

That said, Samsung says there's a 1 in 10 million chance of someone other than the device owner unlocking a Galaxy S9 using the iris scanner, which would make it far more secure than even Face ID; Apple says there's a 1 in 1 million chance Face ID can unlock for someone other than the device owner.

Still, the demonstration did prove that the two smartphones could be unlocked by someone other than the device owner.

Not exact matches

According to Nielsen, more than 85 % of both tablet and smartphone owners use their devices while watching TV.

More than three quarters of smart speaker owners keep their devices in a shared space like the living room or kitchen.

Apple's (AAPL) iPhone owners are also more likely to have visited Forever 21, Nike (NKE), and Nordstorm Rack retail outlets than Android device owners over the last six months.

It's hoping that when everyone watches video on portable devices, the economic advantage of owning networks and a movie studio will be different than it has been for previous owners.

The study, which includes data Cambridge Analytica collected from a database of 220 million Americans, also found that iPhone owners have a substantially stronger preference for the Swedish clothing brand H&M than Android device owners.

More than half of smart speaker owners report at least trying a game on their device and nearly one - third say they use them monthly.

A new study suggests that a majority of iPhone X owners are more than happy with the device's performance.

When asked to choose from a series of statements representing how they feel about their phone, a substantial majority of smartphone owners feel that these devices are «helpful» rather than «annoying,» «connecting» rather than «distracting,» and that they represent «freedom» rather than a «leash.»

However, the major disadvantage is that the private keys are being stored by the website owners rather than locally on your device and this type of wallet therefore requires you to put a lot of trust in the owners of your online wallet and their levels of security.

An e-reader device that costs approximately $ 100 may look like an even greater expense than a pricey textbook, but the cost of the device is only paid once and allows the owner to load free e-texts or purchase others, often at a much lower expense than a print copy.

It's obvious to me that Amazon is doing nothing more than trying to at least keep some Kindle owners (like me) from totally pitching the device when the iPad arrives.

The 2016 U.S. Tablet Satisfaction Study — Volume 1 is based on experiences evaluated by 3,485 tablet owners who have owned their current device for less than one year.

Among hybrid tablet owners, usage is higher than among non-hybrid device owners when using Microsoft Office (1.0 hour vs. 0.6 hours for non-hybrids); browsing the Internet (4.5 hours vs. 4.1); using social media (2.4 hours vs. 2.2); and texting / instant messaging (1.1 hours vs. 0.9).

What has played out instead is that many tablet owners are holding onto their devices for more than 3 years and in some instances more than 4 years.

The 2017 study is based on experiences evaluated by 2,238 tablet owners who have owned their current device for less than one year.

Over the summer months, more than 37 % of tablet owners read a newspaper at least once, with more than 11 % of those consumers reading a digital newspaper on their devices every day; 39.6 % of tablet owners read a digital magazine on their devices at least once during that same time frame.

Amazon Prime subscribers can now read more than 5,000 Kindle e-book titles for free thanks to a new service called Kindle Owners» Lending Library, but only if you own a Kindle device.

A Personalized Tablet Experience for Both Individuals and Families According to research by Barnes & Noble, more than 50 percent of tablet owners share their devices with others in their family every day.

• Overall, owners of e-reading devices are more likely than all Americans 16 and older to get book recommendations from people they knew (81 % vs. 64 %) and bookstore staff (31 % vs. 23 %).

Magazines / periodicals showed even higher readership rates than newspapers with 39.6 percent of tablet owners reading magazines on their device during the month.

Mobile games, in particular, are the fastest growing segment of the gaming market as smartphone and tablet owners are using their devices for game - playing on the Internet, increasingly more than desktops and consoles.

A Personalised Tablet Experience For Both Individuals and Families According to research by Barnes & Noble, more than 50 percent of tablet owners share their devices with others in their families every day.

Not surprising, given that more than a third of tablet owners report having content on their devices they don't want anyone else to see.

However, what is interesting is that the iPad also caters to the most enthusiastic user base and is most likely to be used by the owners than other tablet devices.

They seem to believe that casual readers (users who don't think a dedicated reading device makes sense) form a Long Tail that will end up being more important than eReader owners and physical book buyers.

This one is all about the BlackBerry ownerership experience rather than the device itself and focuses on how a Pearl 3G owner integrates the phone into her daily life.

A niggle that will be familiar to any former or current iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S handset owners, due to the rather plasticy feeling glass backing of the Google Nexus 4, the Android 4.2 device seems intent on making an unwanted sliding exit when placed down on anything other than a perfectly flat, hard surface such as a desktop.

The program is open to a limited number of BlackBerry device owners who are registered in the free BlackBerry Beta Zone, which currently has more than 400,000 registered members.

According to research by Barnes & Noble, more than 50 percent of tablet owners share their devices with others in their family every day.

According to Pierce, GIRP, a research firm, found that «Kindle owners spend $ 443 more per year at Amazon than those without a device.»

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.

It's curious that Rakuten continues to make it harder for Kobo device owners to get library ebooks than Kindle owners.

There's no word on whether those with subsidized / locked devices will be getting the update, but hey — at least some Optimus 2X owners can enjoy the official update, which is better than nothing.

WiFi Wireless connectivity means owners will be able to shop and download titles directly to the device in under a minute rather than having to use a PC.

Kindle owners spent $ 226 on books in 2015, $ 127 more than those who don't own one of the devices.

With an Amazon Prime membership, Kindle device owners can choose from more than 300,000 books to borrow for free — as frequently as one book per month, with no due dates — including current and former top sellers in the Amazon.co.uk Kindle Store and all seven Harry Potter books.

What this meant was that Kindle owners bought ebooks in numbers much greater than the relatively small number of devices placed would have suggested.

This must have been a tough decision for B&N, but probably the right one — these days, you buy a device for its associated media ecosystem as much as for the hardware itself, and this gives Nook tablet owners access to a much richer music & video ecosystem than they can get from B&N directly.

Moreover, the owners of Android Froyo devices on AT&T will also be able to sideload any other apps other than the apps in Android market sources also.

Among device owners who read a book in the past year, whites and those over 40 were more likely than other groups to have purchased the last book they read, as were those who live in households making over $ 50,000 and avid readers who read at least 11 books in the past year.

Device owners are also more likely than all print and e-book readers to say that print books are better for sharing with other people (77 % of device owners, vs. 69 % of all print and e-book reaDevice owners are also more likely than all print and e-book readers to say that print books are better for sharing with other people (77 % of device owners, vs. 69 % of all print and e-book readevice owners, vs. 69 % of all print and e-book readers).

Recommendations from the staff of physical book stores were used by a little less than a third of device owners, and about one in five got reading recommendations from libraries or librarians.

Overall, device owners are more likely to have read a book in any format in the past year (91 %) than all those 16 and older (78 %).

Those under age 65 held this view in notable numbers, as did device owners who are college graduates and device owners living in households earning more than $ 50,000.

Overall, owners of e-reading devices were more likely than all Americans 16 and older to get recommendations from people they knew and bookstore staff, and were also more likely to get recommendations from online bookstores or other websites than the general population.

Those who picked e-books were more likely to be ages 18 - 29 than other ages; more likely to live in urban areas; and to be book - reading device owners under age 40.18

This might be because, as previously noted, owners of e-reading devices are less likely than all e-book readers to read their e-books on a desktop or laptop computer — and those who primarily read their e-books on a computer may not consider this arrangement to be as convenient for pre-bedtime reading as those who rely on their (more portable) dedicated e-reading devices.

Overall, e-book reading device owners read more books in a year than the general population.