Sentence examples for wider range of hardware from inspiring English sources

At the very least, Samsung is uniquely positioned in that it produces a much wider range of hardware than Amazon, Apple, Google or Microsoft.

Joe Belfiore, head of platform at Microsoft covering phones, tablets and PCs, confirmed that a Windows 8.1 update coming this spring will be shifting its focus to be more accessible on non-touch devices, a wider range of hardware, and customizations that will be more friendly to the education and enterprise sectors.

The redesign isn't only meant to keep things looking good and running better – it's also meant to make Instagram accessible and pleasant to use on a wider range of hardware, including low-end smartphones and Android-powered "feature phones," according to Instagram, as well as on larger-screened devices like the phablets every OEM under the sun seems to be making.

As he describes it, the challenge today in enterprise security is that while there has been a focus on monitoring all traffic through designated "choke points", today the perimeter of what an enterprise network even is has become a slippery slope with the rise of mobile devices, apps and the generally much wider range of hardware and software that people use to access work data.

But that does not of itself simplify development over the wide range of hardware employed by Android device makers.

Verdict: Windows 7 is much better than Vista on older hardware, while Ubuntu always has been strong on a wide range of hardware.

Licences granted in the past year include a wide range of hardware, from components for naval guns and drones to ammunition, submarines and combat aircraft parts.

If sensor-based computing takes off, it will ignite fresh demand for a wide range of hardware and software to store, process and search the new oceans of data for nuggets of useful knowledge.

This OS continues to impress me with the wide range of hardware it can efficiently run on.

The design is flexible enough to support a wide range of hardware platforms, i.e., PC, PDA, and embedded systems.

Information, applications, and services are loosely distributed among participants with a wide range of hardware and software capabilities.