The phrase "at your device" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is accessible or available on a specific electronic device, such as a computer or smartphone.
Example: "You can find the application at your device's app store for easy download."
Alternatives: "on your device" or "via your device".
There's a Twitter feed reader that doesn't work, and a crude Facebook reader app that shows you the text of each post but requires you to look at your device to see the photo.
The Fleksy keyboard is unique because it aims to provide users with a typing experience that doesn't actually require you to look at your device or the keyboard keys themselves to type things out.
Take another glance at your device's order status (most likely though UPS if you ordered from AT&T) if you haven't yet to see if your One X is set to land on your doorstep today.
4. Do something productive! 5. Eat a meal without staring at your device.
Do not spend all your time at a meeting looking down at your device.
You look down at your device only to discover you have only walked about 5,000 steps.
Also known as iPosture, which ironically makes it sound like an app to make you more bendy, text neck is the pain sustained from looking down at your devices.
Neel Anand, professor of orthopedic surgery and director of spine trauma at Cedars-Sinai Spine Center, recommended keeping your head, neck and shoulders in a neutral position when looking at your devices in order to avoid any issues.
O.K, so what does all this have to do with 3-D TVs? Solar Walk supports Apple's AirPlay mirroring feature, which allows you (if you have an iPad 2 or an iPhone 4S) to stream exactly what you're looking at on your device to an Apple TV-equipped television.
Enable it and you can control Siri by bellowing "Hey Siri" at your iOS device whenever it is plugged in.
"Picture a day where it's going be faster for you to "see what's on TV by looking at your Palm device than by looking it up in the TV guide, or [by] booting up your computer," she told Tom Brokaw.
