Sentence examples for data from a phone from inspiring English sources

On 29 February, a federal judge in another case ruled Apple didn't have to to assist the Justice Department in harvesting data from a phone involved in a criminal investigation.

With the rise of the smartphone, smartwatches such as the Sony Ericsson LiveView (2010), the Pebble (2013), and the Apple Watch (2015) emerged that received data from a phone.

Researchers hoping to bring rigor to the Wild West of mobile sensors are still wading through fundamental questions: Do the raw data from a phone or wearable device reliably measure behavior?

The patents also describe using data from a phone's accelerometer to pick a still, stable image for the cover frame rather than a blurry one.

Truth be told, Alerts aren't terribly different from the normal chat function, which passes data from phone to phone over an ad-hoc network that doesn't rely on cellular signals.

Our empirical investigations are composed of four parts: (1) we compare the classification performance of the three variational MIML solutions with the base solution on six typical benchmark data sets [11]; (2) we then directly apply the three variational MIML solutions to three real operational data sets from a phone game corporation in Jiangsu, China.

It is data flowing from a phone to a giant screen and back; three-dimensional objects scanned, digitally manipulated, and then 3-D printed; it is the walls between things, digital and otherwise, collapsing and resurrecting exactly when and where they need to, effortlessly.

Mobile device management typically gives IT control over the device remotely to do things like a remote wipe if the phone is stolen or the ability to remove corporate data from a personal phone if an employee leaves the company.

A recent paper in Nature Scientific Reports showed how the "anonymised" data from a European phone company (likely one in Belgium) could be re-identified with 95% accuracy, given only four points of data about each person (with only two data-points, more than half the users in the set could be re-identified).

In its filing on 7 March, the government points to several cases, including one in 2008 – the iPhone's second year on the market – in which Apple guided federal investigators on the type of language to use in its court order if it wanted the company to pull data from a locked phone.

We validated the model with data from a mobile phone development project.