Sentence examples for slowing phone from inspiring English sources

The partnership also means that Indus has now struck deals with nearly all of India's top phone brands — including Micromax, Karbonn, Celkon and Swipe but not Lava — meaning it can now focus its attention to the many overseas firms vying for marketshare in India, one of the few regions to buck the global trend of slowing phone sales.

Apple got in trouble for not notifying users that it was slowing phones with older batteries down, and if it wants to keep people in the ecosystem — and eventually upgrade — it still has to keep those users with older phones excited about the Apple ecosystem amid a ton of competition.

Everyone took this as part of the usual conspiracy theory that Apple slows phones to get you to upgrade, but it turns out to have been more like a lack of testing before they shipped.

That means the apps get smarter without slowing the phone down or killing your battery.

That way they are not only consuming your internet and battery life, but also occupying the space and slowing your phone down.

It had taken the big and slow phone companies years to get aggressive about cellular telephony, but they did finally catch on.

A stranglehold of proprietary technology, slow phone networks unsuited to Web data and a paucity of applications conspired to make WAP irrelevant.

Marcus tells me Messenger's next big projects are rolling out its Messenger For Business system to more verticals, allowing online merchants to offer customer support through Messenger rather than slow phone calls or annoying emails.

If your device is at least two years old -- in this case, an iPhone 5S or older -- upgrading to iOS 9 might leave you with a slower phone.

Android devices can also be encrypted but be careful to ensure your phone is fast enough to deal with the encryption - for example, if you're phone is not a newer Android you may experience a slower phone.

While consumer phone upgrades have slowed, non-phone connected devices are becoming a significant portion of net-adds and new subscriptions.