Sentence examples for pushing hardware from inspiring English sources

"So what we have here is decision by Apple to not support a key feature for the majority of their users, for seemingly the sole reason of pushing hardware upgrades," wrote one reader.

It's no surprise, then, that Getaround has been aggressively pushing hardware installations for new and existing car owners in San Francisco.

That sort of shift in public perception could only help when it comes to pushing hardware products in the future, especially if Google really does end up creating ambitious new devices on its own.

It was a return to the formula: McCaw pushed hardware maker Motorola to improve the voice quality and repositioned the service from taxi fleets to groups of workers.

And while it makes sense for Tesco to push hardware to "close the loop" on the digital proposition, it is also an imperative for the company in a wider sense.

He hoped El Nido would still impart a sense of grand scale, and the development team pushed hardware limitations in creating the game's world.

With an OLED touchscreen on the front and a touchpad on the back (which might just explain the source of the Nintendo rumors) the NGP is set to do what Sony does best: push hardware to the limit and set the bar for what is possible in gaming.

Industry and consumer pressure was growing on Sony and Microsoft to replace the ageing PS3 and Xbox 360, developers were pushing the hardware to its max.

Not exactly a big surprise, but it's good to know that they're going to be pushing that hardware on more platforms than the Zune HD.

This is Samsung continuing its strategy of iterating its portfolio to saturate the market by pushing its hardware into all the niches, large and small.

Apple is pushing the hardware side of that and, to some extent, the software, though they are pairing both with restrictions that the content community will eventually reject.