Sentence examples for nascent device from inspiring English sources

One thing is clear: analysts are struggling to forecast demand for such a new and nascent device — as you'd expect.

The mobile maker has been fighting sliding marketshare in the smartphone space for more than a year — so it's likely viewing the rise of wearables, and the opportunity a nascent device space provides, as a potential lifeline for its business, over and above its stated aim of making more affordably priced phone slabs, targeting the $150 to $300 price range.

Formerly part of the duo that oversaw Windows — along with Tami Reller — Larson-Green latopd atop Microsoft's nascent Devices and Studios group in the post-reorg landscape.

Expect more moves like this to support Microsoft's yet-nascent devices business.

Other Android phone makers like OnePlus and Xiaomi have focused on those regions, where smartphone adoption remains relatively nascent but device sales continue to grow at double and triple digit rates.

The firm has worked on Nike's FuelBand and Nike+ GPS accounts so it's not exactly a stranger to the realm of connected gadgetry, but this curious endeavor will see R/GA devote a team of devs and designers to help nascent connected devices startups craft their marketing and branding strategies and cobble together prototypes ahead of a demo day to be held next March.

At the moment, it looks like the established handheld platforms are winning, and that Palm's operating system and Microsoft's Pocket PC are running neck-and-neck in the race to dominate the nascent market for hybrid devices.

In a sign that the market for wearable devices remains nascent, China's Xiaomi has risen from nowhere to become the industry's second largest company responsible for one-quarter of all shipments in the first quarter of this year.

There's are definitely things to like about the smartwatch, but it has many of the trappings of a first generation device, including a nascent app store and a design that probably won't fit smaller wrists.

And therein lies another risk for the IoT as startups crowd in to rush their smart home devices into a nascent market.

And while Gartner does not yet have any solid device forecasts for these nascent categories, Atwal says it has conducted surveys that indicate growing consumer use of voice-driven functionality on smartphones.