The phrase "aware feature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a characteristic or functionality that indicates consciousness or recognition of certain conditions or inputs.
Example: "The new software update includes an aware feature that adjusts settings based on user behavior."
Alternatives: "conscious capability" or "responsive function".
The updated OS will support more Wi-Fi Aware features like Neighborhood Aware Networking (NAN), for example.
Gupta and Chandavarkar [7] proposed a bandwidth management algorithm for WiMAX networks that provided reasonable performance, but it did not take the advantage of channel aware features [6].
The best programs take advantage of the iPhone's location-aware feature, tailoring the information to your whereabouts.
"The context-aware feature of u-computing environments allows the learning system to better understand the learner's behaviour and the timely environmental parameters in the real world, such as the locations and behaviour of the learner, and the temperature and humidity of the learning environment" (P15 P153).
The first three features give spatial awareness, while the remaining are local, context-aware features.
Google Now on Tap works with your voice as well, if you want to test out the new context-aware features.
Modern smart mobile devices offer media-rich and context-aware features that are highly useful for electronic-health (e-health) applications.
For example, HMM as applied in [78] enables the context-aware features to filter the raw data streams to transmit only highly relevant and required information.
The H.264 video encoding technology, which has emerged as one of the most promising compression standards, offers many new delivery-aware features such as data partitioning.
Such a wrapper-based approach can make content-aware features incrementally available in WCDMA networks without causing major disruption in services.
