Sentence examples for device paired from inspiring English sources
Ive has been thinking about "a wearable notification device paired to a phone" since around the time of Steve Jobs's death, in 2011: The Shape of Things to Come Could Jony Ive Pull off an Apple Car?
"You're thinking, What are people going to need?" In 2011, largely thanks to advances in the miniaturization of technology, the answer seemed to be a wearable notification device paired to a phone making it yet simpler to exchange messages of love, or tardiness.
Ive has been thinking about "a wearable notification device paired to a phone" since around the time of Steve Jobs's death, in 2011: That summer, Google made an eight-pound prototype of a computer meant to be worn on the face.
"You're thinking, What are people going to need?" In 2011, largely thanks to advances in the miniaturization of technology, the answer seemed to be a wearable notification device paired to a phone — making it yet simpler to exchange messages of love, or tardiness.
Skycure does this by having a client-side firewall on the device paired with a server-side service that does most of the heavy lifting.
The new device will also allow consumers to opt into a new "youth prevention feature set" which will keep the device paired to its owner.
As you can see from the video above, the Tecla controller installed on the users' wheelchairs allow control over iOS or Android devices paired via Bluetooth.
Twenty-four pagedcipants 30-72 yearsyears monitored their blood pressure three times per week and blood glucose two times per day with Bluetooth™ enabled devices paired with a smartphone.
As an electron donor candidate for solar cells, the higher HOMO energy level of 6,6′ -BZ compared to those of the other compounds could potentially lead to a higher open-circuit voltage in devices paired with PC71BM.
If anything is seriously wrong or the wireless charging mat were to make a mistake detecting a device, the paired devices theoretically could catch fire.
The device pairs a fluid-filled microtorus with a thermal detection principle based on thermal convection.
