The phrase "a smarter device" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a device that has advanced features or capabilities compared to others.
Example: "With the introduction of the new model, we now have a smarter device that can learn from user behavior."
Alternatives: "an advanced device" or "a more intelligent device."
For the Xbox One, Mr. Mattrick speaks of a smarter device that recognizes its users and adapts to them.
This concept gets increasingly scary when you look at a smarter device like Google Glass.
The idea here would be that it could use the device to target specifically lower-end users who are not reachable at the lowest price points of Nokia's Lumia devices, but are looking for a "smarter" device than the Asha line from Nokia.
The steps will lead to "a smarter medical device program that supports innovation, keeps jobs here at home, and brings important, safe and effective technologies to patients quickly," said Dr. Jeffrey Shuren, head of the F.D.A. device unit.
Linux has proved popular as well on a new crop of smarter devices — be they phones, TVs or set-top boxes — that have captured software developers' imaginations.
Online shopping will become increasingly compelling and as our homes get equipped with smarter devices, many of our routine purchases will be automatically replenished and delivered to the location of our choice.
With the advent of smarter devices, technology has become instrumental in the development of open learning and is widening the availability of such services to people who may have been previously restricted from the chance to enhance their education.
As CES 2013 gets underway, it finds the Quantified Self movement to be a far more crowded market than a year ago, but as Matt Burns pointed out recently, the market is still hungry for smarter devices and "plenty of room" remains for startups for startups to push the envelope with innovation and press beyond movement and weight.
We will begin to expect smarter devices, smarter appliances and smarter conversations that anticipate and address our needs with situational awareness.
A smarter workforce makes smarter business.
"Clearly something needs to be done to secure these devices in a smarter way," said Mr Stanley.
