Sentence examples for differentiated phone from inspiring English sources

[The recall] is a shame, because the Note 7 really is a technical achievement, by far the most differentiated phone on the market".

Last quarter, Jha described the upcoming phones as "differentiated Android-based devices".

Sound differentiated enough?

The goal with Fire Phone was to offer differentiated hardware with "blockbuster" features that could justify the cost of the phone, producing higher margins, and encourage consumers to switch from their iOS or Android devices.

However, it would be of interest to analyze the response of human stem cells, which are usually exposed to the mobile phone MWs along with differentiated human cells such as lymphocytes and fibroblasts.

"The Note 9's improvements are iterative, and as consumers hold onto their phones longer, Samsung is having a hard time selling expensive phones that are not well differentiated from their predecessors," GlobalData said in a statement.

However, the definition of a postnatal visit in NHSS neither specified the timing of care nor differentiated care from a home visit, or phone call or health facility visit [ 21].

Whereas Nokia or BlackBerry phones used to be clearly differentiated, most smartphones now are near-identical black slabs running AOSP.

Altogether, our findings show that human stem cells are more sensitive than differentiated primary cells to MW exposure from mobile phones.

Following the workshop, a group of managers made plans to shift resources into ensuring that their most highly used and differentiated analytics-based products could be effectively delivered on phones and tablets.

Since it doesn't require a driver to have the app installed on their phone — or even a smartphone for that matter — it's differentiated from other mobile, on-demand ride hailing companies that we've seen.