Sentence examples for smartphone future from inspiring English sources
Apple's Steve Jobs had spotted that mobile devices were becoming media devices – powered by the increasing prevalence of Wi-Fi and more high powered mobile networks – music and games were set to be as important as email in the smartphone future.
The N8, which has been taken on by over 100 carriers globally, is the first Nokia handset to be released with the re-engineered Symbian 3 OS on which Nokia's smartphone future will depend, and Nokia expects to ship at least 50 million.
As we look forward into the smartphone future, what stands out most clearly is that smartphone innovation will be less about the actual phone, and more about the ecosystems that center around it.
Finland's most famous company, relegated to second place in the global cellphone market by Samsung after more than a decade at the top, has bet its smartphone future on Microsoft.
The company is apparently still looking to get back into the hardware game after a hiatus spanning a couple of years, however, with a new tablet featuring an NVIDIA Tegra 4 processor, which ReadWrite pegs for an imminent announcement, and is also considering Android-based smartphone for future development.
While Gridcase is starting with the iPhone 5, it says it plans to expand the range to other smartphones in future.
Given the current existing literature within the field of using smartphones for automatic and objective monitoring within bipolar disorder, several methodological as well as clinical considerations regarding the use of smartphones in future studies and implementation in clinical practice could be addressed.
Banuba's SDK also includes "Avatar AR," empowering developers to get creative with digital communication by giving users the ability to interact with — and create personalized — avatars using any iOS or Android device.Prokopenya says: "We are in the midst of a critical transformation between our existing smartphones and future of AR devices, such as advanced glasses and lenses.
Joe Pesci freezing in place for way too long as his head is blow-torched is a hilarity that still registers with our jaded, smartphone-using future. .
Jim Ditmore suggests six things he'd like to see in a future smartphone.
However, he declined to discuss the company's future smartphone products or plans.
