The phrase "a mobile hardware" is not correct in standard English usage.
The correct term would typically be "mobile hardware" without the article "a."
Example: "The mobile hardware used in this device allows for greater portability and efficiency."
Alternatives: "mobile device" or "portable hardware".
Owning a mobile hardware maker puts Google in the position to emulate Apple's approach by controlling both the software and hardware design of an Android handset, thus gaining leverage over the carriers — a possibility that AT&T and Verizon can't be thrilled about.
A mobile hardware manufacturer with a proprietary OS and a captive OTT messenger application?
Another big reason for Microsoft to pick up a mobile hardware division is to capitalize on bring-your-own-device (BYOD) trends that are helping to erode its enterprise presence currently.
Last Friday, Microsoft finally took control as the new owner of Nokia's devices business, but it's coming into its new position as a mobile hardware maker with no less a challenge than Nokia has had for the last couple of years.
Founded in 2009, Kno began its career with ambitious plans to disrupt education with a little mobile hardware — by developing a tablet that was tailor-made for students.
To the surprise of many, Microsoft has become one of the most hacker-friendly software developers, says Dead Addict, who also works for a major mobile hardware company.
In particular, ARMOR is a modular mobile hardware platform designed for user position and orientation tracking, as well as augmented view display.
One half of the booth displays a smorgasbord of mobile hardware: different smartphones and connected devices (such as the wearables HTC is making in partnership with Under Armour) curated into what amounts to exhibition of well made but sadly under-appreciated hardware.
Given that we do not have mobile hardware, a mobile OS, a browser, or a social network, how are we going to compete?," said Mayer.
And without mobile hardware like a tablet computer, a browser or a mobile operating platform of its own, Yahoo has a long way to go.
To achieve real-time processing with the limited computational power of commercial mobile hardware, a machine learning algorithm known as Random Forest is implemented.
