Sentence examples for hardware initiative from inspiring English sources

Whatever Microsoft's secret hardware initiative was?

Project Ara is Google's open hardware initiative for smartphones.

The company today announced a new hardware initiative with partners Acer, Asus and HP: big format gaming displays (BFGD).

Mirantis, one of the largest players in the OpenStack distribution ecosystem, today announced that it is launching a new hardware initiative that will make it easier for businesses to adopt OpenStack.

The Dextrus hand is the working prototype resulting from Joel Gibbard's Open Hand Project, an open source hardware initiative that aims to lower the cost of robotic prosthetics dramatically.

Nexus is not a populist program, however – it's a reference hardware initiative that Google undertook because it wanted to help show OEMs how to get the most out of Android, and because it wanted developers to be able to build for a specific set of criteria that would mostly serve them well when their apps appeared on other Android devices, too.

Google has shown off a new TV platform, car dashboard facility, smartwatch operating system, and an updated Android user interface among dozens of other fresh software and hardware initiatives.

But, as all of these different sectors become increasingly connected, and all physical objects essentially start to become different pieces of "hardware," initiatives like these have wider tech implications.

During its Q3 2012 earnings call, Google's Larry Page, whose voice still sounded very hoarse and is clearly not back to where it was a year ago, used the first couple of minutes of the call to highlight some of Google's hardware initiatives.

While this year undeniably saw the entrance of quite a few major hardware initiatives from the major players (Google, Oculus, HTC, Samsung and Sony to name a few), 2016 still had quite a tough time grappling with some of the virtual reality industry's most burning questions.

OPENAIRINTERFACE.ORG [16] is an open-source hardware and software initiative for experimental radio experimentation.