Sentence examples for smartphone black from inspiring English sources

Indeed, one black D.C. resident defended Uber against regulators back when the state had threatened to raise prices on the smartphone black car service.

The same broad criticism is applied to smartphones, where not just Apple's product, but almost all platforms prevent any sort of easy access to the underlying code; there's no "command line interface" for a smartphone, no black screen and blinking cursor as you can find on a Windows or Apple computer, if you look hard enough.

The screen itself is one of the best ever fitted to a smartphone, with very black blacks, true-to-life colours and a pixel density of 538 pixels per inch making it pin-sharp.

The percentages are similar to those for whites (84 percent own a cellphone, 46 percent own a smartphone) and blacks (90 percent own a cellphone, 50 percent a smartphone).

In an otherwise familiar bit criticizing social media and smartphones, Mr. Black offered a sweeping history of technological change, a context that gave weight to his passionate excess.

Whether your smartphone is white, black or gold, it's now about 30 times more valuable per ounce than a block of solid silver – and almost as easy to convert discreetly into cash.

It's a slim, black smartphone with a 1.3-megapixel camera.

Black smartphone accessory (55 × 78 × 30 mm3) and an ICTS cartridge (70 × 18 × 4.8 mm3) were designed by SolidWorks software and fabricated using a 3D printer (Fig. 2a).

The 5.7in quad HD AMOLED screen is one of the brightest, clearest and best I've ever seen on a smartphone, with inky blacks and bold colours.

Was this a response to black smartphones?

Charlie Brooker's gaze into technology's hold on humanity and its inability to loosen the grip on smartphones (aka our black mirrors) is launching a new season on Netflix on Oct. 21.