Sentence examples for a talking device from inspiring English sources

The concept of a talking device does have its drawbacks.

Many felt that the idea of a talking device that lives alongside you in your home was downright creepy — and perhaps not as reassuring as Nest would like them to believe.

Her's retrofuturist aesthetic – wood panels, high-waisted pants – creates a carefully chosen timelessness and a throwback to an era of tech optimism, but it also gently highlights the arrested development of a man who falls in love with a talking device that lives in his front pocket.

Try to carry a talking device such as a walkie-talkie, a phone for texting (turn off the sound!), or a DS (chat mode).

In practical terms, this would mean the government would authorize and purchase generic versions of Narcan and/or Evzio (Narcan is naloxone with a nasal spray; Evzio delivers naloxone with a "talking" device that guides the user through injection) and distribute the products to local and state governments, nonprofit providers and others.

What are the expectations for brightness, battery life, audio quality if you're doing a hi-fi or talking device, textile quality and texture if you're doing a cut-and-sew, materials safety, and so forth.

The research question underlying this study sought to understand how users, accustomed to using their handsets as talking devices, download applications and navigate through data.

Two notable devices were developed at RNC; the Mountbatten Brailler, an electronic braille writer, and the T3, a talking tactile device that helped with the reading of maps and diagrams.

With more people buying mapping software for their cell phones, they're becoming less inclined to buy a talking GPS device that sticks on their windshields–hence why GPS makers like TomTom have recently become more interested in developing new software and are looking for partnerships with handsetmakers like Nokia.

There are also talking clocks and watches, and even a talking caller ID device ($36.95) that announces who's calling.

Consumers might soon get another taste of a talking hand-held device from Lernout & Hauspie, the speech software company in Burlington, Mass.