Fortune favors the early adopter... or, something like that.
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"Scout will do best in a home with an adopter who wants a dog to get out and about with, as well as an adopter familiar with herding breeds," his bio says.
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In addition to being an early adopter, I'm an idiot.
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I'm probably not even ready and I'm an early adopter.
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The region has been a big adopter of mobile internet.
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Tech is my life, but I'm not the earliest adopter.
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Price was an early adopter of those kinds of phrases.
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"I don't want to be an early adopter," Titus says.
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Bloomberg was also an early adopter of the open office.
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I was an early adopter of the sheet pan supper.
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She was an early adopter of Twitter and good at it.
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The company was an early U.S. adopter of social-responsibility reporting.
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More than 4,500 girls joined an Early Adopter program this spring.
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Initialized is unlocking a lot of late-adopter industries, he said.
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"I was the definition of early adopter back then," he says.
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The app's early adopter program is open, including its premium options.
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He was an early Facebook executive and an early bitcoin adopter.
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"We're still very much in the early adopter phase," Belch said.
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Shameless Self-Pleasurer You're an early adopter of outlandish fashion trends.
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The raven-haired Rooney Mara was perhaps the most unexpected adopter.
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But he himself wasn't an early adopter of the Trump doctrine.
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One company that was an early adopter of Canvas is OpenTable.
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People can sign up for Drive File Stream's early adopter program though.
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Forte is running an "early adopter" rate now for $99 a year.
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If you're an early adopter, you may remember when lenses cost money.
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Silicon Valley has been an early adopter of the bio-hacking trend.
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It was also, WSJ notes, an early adopter of electronic medical records.
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Harris was an early adopter of the internet as a political tool.
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He was named "adopter extraordinaire" by the British Citizenship Awards last year.
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Interestingly, Britney Spears was an early adopter of the mysterious "the internet".
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Hello, my name is Thomas Ricker and I am an early adopter.
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Quilty was recently taken out on a sleepover by a potential adopter.
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She was an early adopter of the Internet and of production software.
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Look there's always a price to pay when you're an early adopter.
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I was a super early adopter of those ridiculous early MP3 players.
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Coors was an early adopter of niche marketing to the LGBTQ community.
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But I tend to be a late adopter of new tools, intentionally.
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Volvo will benefit in the long run by being an early adopter.
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Nordstrom, like Target, is seen as an early adopter of this service.
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The U.S. government is increasingly an adopter and adapter of commercial innovation.
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Richmond became an early adopter of "Health in All Policies" in 232.
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But it's definitely worth playing if you're an early adopter of PlayStation VR.
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Google Voice enterprise is going to be available as an early adopter product.
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The companies using it today mostly still fall under the early adopter moniker.
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Hey, no one said being an early adopter would be cheap — or easy.
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And let's be honest, that's a big part of being an early adopter.
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I am a promiscuous and kind of, maybe, insane adopter of new technologies.
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Estonia experimenting with their own cryptocurrency could just make them an early adopter.
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I wasn't an early adopter and couldn't understand why people like the thing.
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Not an expert at anything, just an early-ish adopter of a lot.
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You were an early adopter to the importance of fitness in golf success.
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There is no virtue in being a late adopter of these crucial strategies.
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Tennessee, an early adopter in standardized testing, administered annual exams in five subjects.
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Another early adopter spent even more during that period: New York Democratic Sen.
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Citing deGrasse Tyson's final wishes, White asked to be Lee's first human adopter.
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So I was an early adopter of Facebook, like back when you needed a .
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"We decided to become an early adopter," said Mikael Staffas, president of Boliden Mines.
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Unless you were really a geeky early adopter, you didn't know what Slingbox was.
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We'll be a fast adopter, but we're not going to innovate in that way.
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It's set in 2014 and the player is an early adopter of cryptocurrency mining.
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This housebroken pair — who will give any adopter double the cuteness — do everything together.
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"We'll never be the earliest adopter, but we will be early adopters," he said.
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Pretty much everyone who was an early adopter of smartphones had a fart app.
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App Maker is now available through Google's Early Adopter Program for G Suite Business.
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That's why the tools associated with Internet banking must first address the early adopter.
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Of course not; many of them flamed out commercially and frustrated early-adopter buyers.
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It also opened an Early Adopter Program for Drive File Stream at that time.
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I love that stuff — it's part of the thrill of being an early adopter.
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But such products haven't really resonated with the public beyond the early-adopter crowd.
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And given the agency's global reach, it's a surprisingly late adopter of the technology.
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He struggles with the yips and was an early adopter of the belly putter.
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San Francisco-headquartered Yelp is another enthusiastic adopter of company-mandated toilet reading material.
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Bellini, an early adopter of both Facebook and Instagram, uploaded the videos to YouTube.
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He is a husband, father, gadget enthusiast, trend spotter, early adopter and hobby farmer.
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Oregon was an early adopter; its legislature approved the retirement savings plan in 250.
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TD Ameritrade was an early cryptocurrency adopter, at least by institutional investors&apos standards.
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The smart home early adopter knows that your holiday shopping doesn't stop after Cyber Monday.
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But, it seems being an "early adopter" isn't as important to Gen Z (under 20).
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Like many pizza chains, Pizza Hut was an early adopter of digital and mobile ordering.
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It speaks to one of the issues of being an early adopter for hardware startups.
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This should make the Z Flip a much more attractive purchase for the early adopter.
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And Enterprise is also trying to position itself as an early adopter of driverless vehicles.
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Molthan calls himself an early adopter of technology products, and of Tesla products in particular.
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Coldplay was an early adopter of the technology, releasing a virtual reality concert in 2014.
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I'm all for being an early adopter, but maybe wait until there's something to adopt.
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Moreover, growth in the eurozone — a firm adopter of negative interest rates — has been anemic.
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Still, if you're truly committed to being a 5G early adopter, you do have options.
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She was an early adopter of the gospel of the de-cluttering guru Marie Kondo.
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It's also available to businesses that are part of Google's G Suite Early Adopter Program.
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My dad, for all his smarts and interests, isn't what I'd call an early adopter.
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The latest stunt officially launches tomorrow (today for early adopter fans that subscribed via text).
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I was a Games magazine early adopter, sneaking in puzzle solving during high school classes.
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But Huynh is excited to be an early adopter and see his energy bill decrease.
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Planning 2.0 is widely supported by early adopter counties—many of whom are heavily Republican.
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Two days after posting about Blue Dozer and OJ on Facebook, an eager adopter came forward.
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Not the sort of hoodie-wearing early adopter to embrace world-shaking visions of the future.
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If you're an early adopter, you can pick up the consumer-friendly Titan V for $3,000.
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Meiri was an early blockchain adopter, involved in projects that tried to make Bitcoin more useful.
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But Mr. Obama is the first committed early adopter of personal technology to serve as president.
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But if you're planning on being an early adopter, the extra $100 off certainly can't hurt.
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J'enjoins les autorités compétentes à adopter des mesures urgentes pour établir les causes de ce drame.
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"The early-adopter travelers are already onto the next cool, cheap, relatively intact place," Sheivachman says.
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Soon another pup will try hitting it off with a potential adopter in the same way.
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And one early adopter happens to be a name you know: fellow Real Housewife Teresa Giudice.
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Mr Ruff has also been an early adopter of new technologies for creating his own photographs.
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Saxo was an early adopter of online securities trading and still invests heavily in financial technology.
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If you're a VR early adopter, you should probably try out Ubisoft's first-person eagle simulator.
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Uganda, where only 15% of the population is connected to the grid, is an early adopter.
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To have more early adopter tech users who have the vision to believe in true innovation.
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Even early adopter states of de-radicalization programs such as Saudi Arabia, however, have fallen short.
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That, combined with an irresistible 'kitten face,' makes us confident the right adopter is out there.
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The days postponing an upgrade to save money are gone, as are the early adopter stages.
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VR needs content if it's to be more than a flash in the early adopter pan.
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Earlier this week I wrote about the embarrassment that often comes with being an early adopter.
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Kanioura also advises companies to decide whether being an early adopter of the technology is critical.
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Especially not the sort of early adopter crowd that would think ordering via chatbot is cool.
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His trademark was his fluency with synthesizers, and he was an early adopter of the Minimoog.
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The New York Police Department once seemed poised to be an early adopter of body cameras.
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Trump was an early birther adopter and kept spreading the conspiracy nine months into his presidency.
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Trump was an early birther adopter and kept spreading the conspiracy nine months into his presidency.
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Japan was an early adopter of robots, installing them in car factories starting in the 153s.
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Regardless of whether you're the early adopter type, it doesn't make sense to buy right now.
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Who is a laggard, who is an early adopter, who is early mainstream, is an innovator?
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Central Island's Ostreicher said the risk in being an early adopter has more than paid off.
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As an early adopter I can tell you that all new technology has problems, it breaks.
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The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, which holds about 17,000 inmates a day, was an early adopter.
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I am a huge technology lover and an early adopter of all kind of gizmos and gadgets.
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At this point the new Gmail, which Google first unveiled in April, is an Early Adopter Program.
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Technology isn't perfect, and new technology (as any early adopter will tell you) is prone to bugs.
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Since then, he has been an early adopter of new tech products and, more recently, an investor.
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"The customers they've had up till this point are clearly within the early adopter group," Abuelsamid said.
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They aren't pretty by any means, but they're unfortunately a necessary component if you're an early adopter.
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This new security tool is now available as an Early Adopter Program for G Suite Enterprise customers.
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Like the iPod, iPhone, and Apple Watch, Apple usually swoops in after the early adopter first wave.
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Ford was an early adopter a few years ago, and now others are joining the fray, too.
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Sweden's central bank, an early adopter of negative rates, has set its benchmark at negative 0.5 percent.
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And I was there as a young man, an early and eager adopter in that chilly dawn.
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People also tell us that it's full of early-adopter geeks who are ready to back campaigns.
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Which means, as many 23andMe users are finding out, being an early adopter doesn't always pay off.
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Even if you don't get the new phones, updates are coming your way Not an early adopter?
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I'm every horrible stereotype you can think of of an early adopter crossed with a label whore.
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As an early adopter of intersectional feminism, I am happy to see its popularity among millennial feminists.
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This is not the same as an early adopter who often also has a larger disposable income.
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The Tennessee Transportation Department was an early adopter of pollinator-friendly practices, but it's far from alone.
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If you're an early adopter who upgrades year after year, the Apple Upgrade Plan offers convenience too.
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IoT Benefits for BusinessBusinesses will be the top adopter of IoT solutions in the next few years.
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An early adopter of the Minimoog, he molded what is now known as the P-Funk sound.
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Collison suggested two main culprits for the digital banking discrepancy: First up, the curse of the early adopter.
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It was an early adopter of 4K content and continues to possess the largest repository of said content.
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Sanho's advantage is that second USB port for external drives, plus a discounted early adopter price of $30.
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Thailand was also an earlier adopter of natural gas, which now generates about 4.53 percent of its electricity.
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They are important specifically as they try to grow beyond a core audience of early-adopter music enthusiasts.
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Adam O'Reilly, a Hempod co-founder and Ohio State University student, was a relatively early adopter of CBD.
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The watch began shipping in 2014, and found a cult following in the early-adopter, tech-enthusiast crowd.
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One prominent early adopter of VIP rooms, the Canada Cup, temporarily discontinued theirs due to players misappropriating them.
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Very quietly, Apple has made this planet-helping option possible — even for eager early-adopter types like me.
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There's also the intangible value of being an innovator and early-adopter, not to mention the "cool" factor.
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Smith suspects a lot of existing owners will, if only because they're part of the early-adopter crowd.
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If you were feeling kind, you could, perhaps, call Spencer Pratt an early adopter of burgeoning art forms.
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Through a similar Early Adopter program, companies can request access to an upgraded version of Google Hangouts, too.
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The vet's office said they knew of a potential adopter who would give the cat an excellent home.
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Honeybrains is an early adopter of a technology that is becoming the next frontier in LEDs: circadian lighting.
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"I was an early adopter of the Tesla car and so impressed by their innovation," Mr. McDougall said.
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"We will not be an early adopter of that, even thought I like the spirit of it," he said.
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Based on a friend's suggestion, Kubota, who was an early adopter of Sony's Portapak camera system, recorded herself crying.
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Still for the early adopter, because none of these head mounted immersive devices today will replace our smart phones.
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While USPA is an early adopter, the company is hoping to get more outdoor sports organizations on board soon.
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BWAR expects the puppy to make a full recovery and has already found an eager adopter for the dog.
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The company has also been an early adopter of tech like VR, wireless charging, smart lighting and solar panels.
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On Thursday, an adopter was approved for Cletus and he left Gwinnett County Animal Control with a new owner.
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If you're an early adopter, love robotics, or want a smart home pal, I think it's worth the cash.
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If you want to be a VR early adopter, it looks like you'll have to pay for the privilege.
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Another early adopter here is Paul Otellini, who retired as chief executive of Intel a couple of years ago.
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To Mr. Bratton, an early adopter, it is a byword for law-and-order's tactical victory over urban chaos.
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Yet Burberry is an early adopter of online sales, and it drums up huge hype around its fashion shows.
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He is a hero of cosmopolitan musical curiosity, an early technological adopter in extremis, and a kind of supercollaborator.
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"It's a dramatic difference," said Cheri Gristwood, an Uber driver in Perth, who was an early adopter of Ola.
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An early adopter of Twitter, like Donald Trump, he performs unceasingly for the camera, often dressed in outlandish costumes.
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ALG: What's fascinating is that both times — with Soylent and now with with Kin — you identified early adopter groups.
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I was a begrudging, late adopter of Slack, but it's been a godsend in the midst of breaking news.
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The tryborg may be an early adopter, a pro gamer, a TED Talker, a content creator or a follower.
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E Ink's displays go into production early this year and QuirkLogic is currently accepting applications for its early adopter program.
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Yet with the Olympics embracing virtual reality, it's clear even to a slow adopter that we've reached a turning point.
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" From here, Peters began communicating with the original adopter herself, "asking her to please allow the dogs to remain together.
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LG: I would just like to say that I learned so much about your early adopter habits through this podcast.
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An early adopter, pornography pioneered many internet technologies years before the giants that now grace our everyday internet-led lives.
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While some miners struggle to find the best workers, the industry has seen success, like early adopter Dundee Precious Metals.
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As a result, industry reacted coolly to the introduction and it was the military that was the technology's early adopter.
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Google is really targeting this device toward the average smartphone user and less so toward the inspired VR early adopter.
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Airbnb, for example, famously grew their user base by 200 percent after simply spending one afternoon with early adopter hosts.
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OpenAI is an early adopter of Microsoft's Azure N-Series Virtual Machines service, which will be generally available from December.
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Helen already has a potential adopter lined up, while the kittens will be available for adoption as a pair soon.
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One early adopter was Andrew Waugh, a London architect who lives in a seven-story timber apartment block he designed.
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Peter Usacov, an IBM project manager based in Hungary, volunteered to be an early adopter of the skills assessor program.
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The Facebook post saidAccording to Friends for Life's website, Quilty is now on a trial period with a potential adopter.
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Diversifying our transportation sector with hydrogen fuel will have the added benefit of fostering growth, particularly for early-adopter communities.
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During a meeting with one potential adopter, Lucy caused a "superficial scratch" on the adopter's nose, the shelter's bio says.
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Gibson himself, I should point out, is an admitted slow adopter, and ambivalent about his cult as a computing oracle.
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Those sales have already begun through the company&aposs "Early Adopter Program," which offers leases to customers with certain requirements.
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But Novaes, who has profited as an early adopter, said it's not too late to buy into the various coins.
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Seeing no end to the growth, U.C.L.A. became an early adopter of internet-based screenings and online mental health treatment.
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President Donald Trump's brand-new national security adviser, it turns out, was an early adopter of Cambridge Analytica's profiling services.
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There truly is no better feeling than the validation of being an early adopter of a soon-to-be huge trend.
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As history shows, being an early adopter of new networks and strategies can produce sizeable returns – both in revenue and engagement.
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China, an early adopter of the abacus, is, after a long period of dormancy, once again blazing a trail in finance.
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Disney has long been an early adopter of Apple products, including being first to put full-length TV shows on iTunes.
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For Google, an early adopter of OKRs, being on its third CEO means being on its third rendition of that process.
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Click on for a different kind of "see now, buy now," because there's nothing more satisfying than being an early adopter.
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If you were an early adopter of things like cell phones and MP3 players, you'll definitely recognize some of these classics.
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Television is perhaps the most enthusiastic adopter of the drink-slap, and soap operas, in particular, are associated with the act.
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It deployed WiMax, for example, long before it was available elsewhere and it was also an early adopter of DMB television.
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The group was an early adopter of the Multi-crew Pilot Licence (MPL) program introduced by the International Civil Aviation Organization.
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In some early-adopter states like Massachusetts, couples could file a joint state return, but had to file separate federal returns.
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Tumblr was already an early adopter of Live Photos, which appear still until pressed, using the iPhone's 3D Touch-enabled screen.
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There's nothing extraordinary about this TV (it was on a clearance sale at Best Buy) and I'm not an early adopter.
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Above: 'Star Citizen' artwork courtesy of Cloud Imperium Games That early adopter status gave some people serious power on the market.
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With its line of Echo devices, Amazon has already cornered much of the early adopter market for this kind of device.
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As with all things, I was an early adopter and then decided to leave it there for a good long while.
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Mr. Gac-Artigas, an early adopter of the man bun, takes bold fashion risks, whether with colorful sneakers or wild overalls.
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The early adopter marketing, so people's judgment and intuition was perfect and they got very reliant on that to pick companies.
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Compared with many Canadian politicians, Mr. Clement was an early adopter and avid user of social media, particularly Twitter and Instagram.
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If you're an early adopter, this will appeal to you, but for everyone else, this shouldn't be the main selling feature.
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The company was also an early adopter of front-wheel drive, which helped cut costs and improved handling in poor weather.
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" They add, "Unless, there is criminal activity going on, we are unable to ask for the adopter to return the dog.
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Adding on transaction and accounting fees could raise costs to 60 percent, as was the case for one early bitcoin adopter.
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" They said the potential adopter is "giving them the right amount of time and focus to make them a family again.
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I was a vaping early adopter and braved rumors of popcorn lung and exploding e-cigarette batteries to quit nicotine altogether.
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Determined to keep these best friends together forever, MSPCA started the search for a potential adopter willing to take in both pets.
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The despondent dog was literally lost without Dozer, so the shelter called up the adopter, who claims the dogs were separated accidentally.
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I think it's necessary for VR to start with an early adopter audience that's highly engaged, and I think that means gamers.
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We're still at the stage where you'd be considered an early adopter for investing in 5G, but how early is too early?
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Domino's Pizza, which sees two-thirds of its orders come through digital channels, has reaped the rewards of being an early adopter.
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McDonald's and Walmart, which seems to indicate potential mass appeal — whereas Square's previous consumer products seemed more targeted at early-adopter types.
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The bank has been an enthusiastic adopter of external cloud services, with senior executives appearing at AWS events or touting the benefits.
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So, from an early adopter who hoped she had at least a year before you refreshed and made her device obsolete—goddammit!
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And when Snapchat was still just for hip early-adopter teens, you might not have followed anyone you didn't want to watch.
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Mark Kelly, keyboard player for the English band Marillion, early internet adopter and self-titled "co-inventor of crowdfunding," was an exception.
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Naturally, you're set on encouraging everyone from the next-door neighbors to grandma and grandpa to get on your early adopter wavelength.
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One early adopter was the UK-based baker Charis Powell, who has become the aquafaba macaron queen through her blog Floral Frosting.
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According to Britain's NHS (National Health Services), babies generally start speaking around 12 to 18 months, making Ellie a very early adopter.
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Many who are closely watching the industry say they expect the trucking industry to be an early adopter of self-driving vehicles.
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Target has been an early adopter, and uses the push campaigns to notify customers of its Cartwheel app about offers and deals.
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An early Australian adopter of SRI principles, the A$10 billion Local Government Super (LGS), holds a position in retailer Woolworths (WOW.
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But Europe was not ready for banknotes; it took another 300 years for them to take off, with Sweden the earliest adopter.
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The Rift's launch kicks off the early adopter phase and, as prices come down, the early/late majority buyers will step in.
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On another note, the typical adoption contracts with these types of shelters prohibit the adopter from peddling the dog onto someone else.
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He became an early adopter and customizer of the Moog synthesizer, from which he coaxed rumbles and sirens and thick, swooping tones.
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One part of that effort is a new, early adopter program led by Iris's Hassan W. Bhatti, head of growth and partnerships.
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Providing a suite of financial services based in the cloud for outside clients would make it an early adopter among traditional banks.
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Now, if this debate was limited to Apple, that would be one thing, but the truth is, they're just an early adopter.
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I learned to type on an Apple IIGS at her office, and she was an early adopter of the original turquoise iMac.
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If anything, he said, the Galaxy Fold is a cautionary tale about the risks of being an early adopter of new technology.
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Student loan repayment programs are still in the early adopter stage, with just 3 percent of firms surveyed by AonHewitt offering assistance.
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Before you know it, one LiveWire adopter has become a brand ambassador for a dozen grizzled dudes in denim and black leather.
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It has long been one of the most conservative in the country and was an early adopter of Trump's populist/nationalist messaging.
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Adams was an early adopter in communicating directly with listeners, responding to fans and critics on Myspace and then Twitter and Instagram.
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Jess: I've had every Nintendo home console except the SNES, and several of their handhelds, though I'm usually not an early adopter.
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An entire country relying on biometrics for its immigration system would certainly be an early-adopter shot in the arm for the industry.
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This sassy senior just needs to find an adopter who can overlook his age and see that he has many great years ahead.
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The U.S. government hasn't historically been an early adopter of new technology, so if it's embracing bots, you know they're having a moment.
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Marketing is a typical early adopter of new technologies and it has already embraced AI, fostering greater awareness and conversion metrics across sectors.
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That commitment makes you want to be an early adopter because that feature you want will likely be added sooner rather than later.
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Software POS systems have penetrated less than 20 percent of restaurants in the U.S. That's early-adopter territory, but that is quickly changing.
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Despite the fact I was a wildly late adopter of format, even I knew about Jessica Williams and Phoebe Robinson's 2 Dope Queens.
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According to 4 Paws Farms, Harriet, the mom dog, already has an adopter lined up, but her babies are still looking for homes.
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It will be released sometime in 2017 but companies with a lot of coin can submit applications for the early adopter program now.
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For business users, the G Suite admin will have to enable these new features by enrolling in the G Suite Early Adopter Program.
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Bruce Forest, who's credited for being an early adopter of using studio gear in the booth, played at Better Days throughout the 80s.
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Therefore, we've decided to skip the early adopter phase and focus on the large-scale commercial opportunities that we have ahead of us.
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But even outside of the way she toyed with musical grammars, she's also been an early adopter and experimenter with new musical technologies.
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Patagonia was one early adopter of the Fair Trade standard, beginning with the launch of 783 Fair Trade-certified women's products in 2014.
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I've never been an early adopter of the latest tech "it" item; my phones are really the only technology I can't function without.
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Mr. Tisci was also an early adopter of social media, cognizant of the power that those platforms and influencers would have on fashion.
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"We're aiming to start small with just 200 people from our customers who are already part of the Early Adopter Program," said Perry.
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This is only the third city in the world to get UberEats, which says something for the early adopter mentality of Australian consumers.
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The admission into SIG as an "adopter" hints at the possibilities of the company producing a device that connects to smartphones via Bluetooth.
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Though a YouTube early adopter, his online following had done little to expand his political base, which barely existed on a national level.
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Though a YouTube early adopter, his online following had done little to expand his political base, which barely existed on a national level.
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So, I was an early adopter because of Zelda, but I likely would've gotten the console anyway for both software and hardware reasons.
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Le 31 janvier, Kenyatta a fait adopter par ses pairs de l'Union africaine une proposition envisageant le retrait des pays africains de la CPI.
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The early adopter was the Tanka bison and cranberry bar, created about a decade ago on the Pine Ridge Reservation of the Lakota Sioux.
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It turns out Hannah was an early adopter of the trend, having spotted the barrettes in a 2018 post-holiday 'gram from Holly Titheridge.
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Drudge, like Jones, was an early internet adopter, only he operated in the mainstream — most notably by breaking the Monica Lewinsky scandal in 1998.
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Honda remains a valued adopter of our technology and we look forward to providing our technology for this specialized, high-value, low-volume model.
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In that way, Emburse can become a much more prolific service within traditional corporate environments and not just typical Silicon Valley early adopter companies.
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"Inbox is the next-gen, early adopter version, whereas Gmail is the flagship that will eventually get the best new features," according to Bank.
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In the 1990s it was an early adopter of drug courts, which try to mentor defendants through rehabilitation rather than sending them to prison.
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If you have the money, you can buy an electric car, or become an early adopter of Tesla's new solar roofs, or ideally both.
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Testing out new tech is fun, and being an early adopter gives you first-hand experience observing how new platforms ecosystems develop over time.
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"The price point is high, but that's just like any other early adopter," Ann Kim, managing director of frontier tech at Silicon Valley Bank.
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Perhaps robots putting buildings together won't be so uncommon in the next few years, in which case Korea will just be an early adopter.
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And not just with the usual suspect, early adopter, startup dog food gobblers but pushing into the smaller end of the enterprise market too.
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But if you're an early adopter and crave mobile innovation (no matter how incremental it may be) the 6T McLaren Edition is really dope.
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Pei won't commit to an update schedule for the OnePlus 3, but he admits that OnePlus' early adopter customers want to see fast updates.
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He was an early adopter of the birther conspiracy, repeatedly calling on President Obama to release his birth certificate (which he had already done).
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Par idéologie, on force des économies différentes à adopter une même monnaie, quitte à les saigner à blanc : version revisitée du lit de Procuste.
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Senator Roy Blunt of Missouri said he was already a "late adopter" when it came to email because he never thought it was secure.
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Since then, every year, he has requested more resources and training for his teachers, making him, within New York City, a relatively early adopter.
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An early adopter of polytonality (music that suggests multiple keys simultaneously), he charged his basically melodic style with a power that could sometimes overwhelm.
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And if you happen to be an early adopter of the Echo Show device, you can ask Alexa to show your photos there, too.
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I'll admit to being a late adopter when it comes to new technology, but even I haven't purchased a CD since at least 2006.
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We do know that any adopter will have to be dedicated to sticking with his plan and helping him get to a healthy weight.
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Okay, but are you a really early adopter who likes to test new, experimental things even if it means you'll experience crashes and bugs?
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The porn industry has once again become an early adopter of new technology, and the videos will no doubt cause embarrassment to the victims.
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Samsung is an early adopter for 5G, with the S10 5G model already out and a planned 5G version of the delayed Galaxy Fold.
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Most likely the stakes accompanying your poor experience were low, and you simply chalked it up to the cost of being an early adopter.
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Sporting the latest wearable on your wrist signals to the world that you're an early adopter who is on the cutting edge of tech.
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This year, Lindsay Lohan has made news as a nightclub entrepreneur and adopter of hard-to place-accents (after all, she only speaks Lohan, remember?).
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Through the years, we have been an early adopter of many of Twitter's newest features, including Twitter TV Timeline, Twitter Amplify, Twitter Mirror, and Vine.
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The Anger Room in Dallas, TX, was an early adopter here in the United States; it opened in 2011 and closed within the last year.
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It was also an early adopter of automated reception kiosks (Amazon Lockers), even after Google acquired BufferBox and shut it down a few years later.
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Though California was an early adopter of revenge porn laws in 2013, the state is far from possessing the most progressive form of the law.
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Micky Dolenz of The Monkees was an early adopter, and the band featured it on their chart-topping 1967 album Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd.
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If you are very invested in virtual reality, have a computer that can run it and are excited about being an early adopter, maybe so.
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But the early adopter in me is hopeful that developers will embrace voice for the Fire TV the same way they did for the Echo.
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Of course, the company's got a lot working against it on that front, given the fact that not every early adopter got their money back.
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The dog had been up for adoption at Contra Costa Animal Services shelter in Martinez, California, and just couldn't seem to find the right adopter.
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The Apollo 7s are the kind of product you can enjoy if you're an early adopter who's okay with sacrificing a full suite of features.
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The software was first unveiled in March last year, but to date, it has only been available to companies enrolled in Google's Early Adopter Program.
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EOG, an early adopter, believed it had identified a vast swath of shale formations that could be fracked, and before too long, investors bought in.
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Technology has always had a major influence on photography, and Desmond was an early adopter of new ways to photograph events and deliver images quickly.
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" Goliath Games was an early adopter of gross, launching Doggie Doo — "Feed your doggie, squeeze the leash, and after he makes his gassy sounds — plop!
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Whether you're a lifelong pet owner or a first-time adopter, a trip to a rowdy and crowded vet's office can be a frazzling experience.
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Bill Gates, meanwhile, is a recent adopter and says even 10 minutes at a time, two or three times a week, has improved his focus.
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The cosmetics company, which launched five years ago, is known for its millennial pink packaging and was an early adopter of the aesthetic Instagram grid.
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The benefit is still clearly in the early adopter stage with just 3 percent of firms surveyed by AonHewitt currently offering student loan repayment assistance.
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He might have guessed where his career was heading, having scored Apocalypse Now and been an early adopter of the plastic sound of 80s synth.
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Boilen, an early adopter, was recruited to work on an art installation imagining the history of sound from beginning of time to end of time.
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It was an early adopter of direct fuel injection, crumple zones, seatbelt pre-tensioners, traction control, massaging seats, radar-guided cruise control, LED lighting and more.
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Ferguson keeps an eye on California, which tends to be the earliest adopter of best safety practices, and proactively applies them to C-TEC's own policies.
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And then some of it is just the joy of having someone to dunk on — a rich doofus with AirPods, a swagless late adopter without them.
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Given that it doesn't work with smart light bulbs, the early adopter crowd that might be interested in this kind of product could be put off.
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It said the German carrier, Lufthansa, was an early adopter and studies suggested that the airline has since saved around 8,500 tons of fuel every year.
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It operates much like Amazon's Echo, which arrived in the fall of 2014 and has done surprisingly well in the early adopter world of tech-obsessives.
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Their arrival in the neighborhood stirs momentary excitement among the early adopter crowd, who enjoy the novelty of the experience and the sensation of being first.
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Snapchat, which allows users to send pictures and messages to friends, is listed as an adopter on the website of the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG).
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Not the kind of thing that lends a lot of confidence to such a pricey purchase, but such is the plight of the early early adopter.
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George pointed out the fact that QVC was actually an early adopter of e-commerce, with 45% of its total U.S. sales coming from online shoppers.
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Another field in which Israel has been an early adopter, with a historically high percentage, nowadays 90 percent, of homes taking hot water from solar panels.
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According to a piece in the Journal of the American Revolution, President George Washington was an early adopter of what was then a new, fashionable dessert.
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For one, after a new game releases, you will have to wait awhile to buy it used: In other words, you will be a late adopter.
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And Chang has experience trying to get hardware, like the Nest Thermostat, in front of potential customers that also sit outside the techy/early adopter realm.
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But even setting these most moonshot-y visions aside, the reality of current VR hardware and software isn't even meeting rougher-and-readier early adopter expectations.
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He was an early adopter of a rule that's become popular with Democrats angling to run for president in 2020: eschewing corporate political action committee donations.
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Here in the U.S., the USPS was an early adopter of electric vehicles, renewable energy and energy management systems, and piloted e-waste recycling drop-offs.
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Women make the final decision on 85% of all consumer purchases - and they're increasingly the early adopter and power user of new tech platforms and services.
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"The rear chassis is designed with single-DIN dimensions that give enough room to store connected cable harnesses, steering wheel control adopter, and more," the company says.
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To fill in the gaps, companies like Intelligent Energy will need to solve deep technical challenges and follow sustainable business models that focus on early-adopter markets.
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Even if you were an early adopter, there are now some 8.4 million binge racers in the world, according to Netflix – even a one-time trial counts.
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Smartwatch usage is still in the "early adopter" stage with 10 percent of people reporting ownership, while fitness trackers have reached "early mainstream" status at 19 percent.
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Of all the brands on the official Fashion Week calendar, you'd definitely think of H&M as an early adopter of the "see now, buy now" craze.
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But Saurbaugh said more than 3,000 girls nationwide already enrolled in the BSA's Early Adopter Program and are participating in Cub Scouts ahead of the full launch.
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But unless you're eager and ready to live the early adopter life, you won't actually be missing out on much if you don't get an iPhone 7.
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Australia was an early adopter of helmet laws, and research there has found that after they were implemented, the rate of bicycle fatalities decreased by 46 percent.
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"Luxembourg is the first adopter in Europe of a legal and regulatory framework recognizing that space resources are capable of being owned by private companies," Schneider said.
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These N-Series machines are still in beta, but OpenAI has been an early adopter of them and Microsoft says they will become generally available in December.
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However, Team Drives are only now becoming available through an Early Adopter Program, which follows a limited preview Google had run with a small number of customers.
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They launched on Mac because they felt the early-adopter type was more likely to be on Apple's platform, and the bet seems to have paid off.
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Maryland While the outbreak was initially centered in states with Democratic governors like Washington, California and New York, Hogan was a relatively early adopter of preventative measures.
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About 90 percent of the art he has bought is outsider or self-taught, and he was an early adopter of the field in the early 1980s.
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As we learn in this fascinating book about how researchers came to understand Arctic warming and its causes, Serreze was not an early adopter of this idea.
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Health care The health care industry has been a big adopter of virtual reality tech, with some institutions using the computer-generated images for diagnosis and treatment.
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She was one of the first landscape architects to speak passionately about climate change and was an early adopter of storm-water-management systems and green roofs.
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And so you don&apost have to be a technology early adopter in order to hear about something and then try it just a few moments later.
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A study of Kentucky, another early adopter, found that after risk-assessment tools were introduced, white defendants were offered no-bail release much more often than blacks.
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Google had hoped that Chicago would become an early adopter of Google Classroom, its new app to help teachers take attendance, assign homework and do other tasks.
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Everything was Memphis-style (he was an early adopter), including the boxing ring where we are having tea before going to dinner at the Hôtel de Paris.
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Dana Davis, the vice president of sustainability at Mara Hoffman and an early FabScrap adopter, remembered feeling anxious about how the company could better deal with waste.
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The marks of a virtual reality early adopter now include red indents on the face, a bump on the head and maybe a bruise on the ass.
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We've already broken down the differences between the Model S and the Model 3; while Model 3 has early adopter cache, the Model P100D is in another class.
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Today, it's hard to imagine authors writing on anything but a computer, but Pournelle was the ultimate early adopter in a genre that worked to predict the future.
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As an early Snapchat adopter, Burberry streamed their Spring 2016 fashion show and campaign shoot on the social media platform, providing fans with unprecedented behind the scenes access.
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"We're an early adopter," he says, pointing to partnerships with Facebook to bring automated "bots" to Facebook Messenger and Amazon's Alexa to use voice computing for flower ordering.
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What's more, research from the 1950s and 1960s indicates acid itself may have therapeutic uses under the right circumstances; Cary Grant was an early adopter of LSD therapy.
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It would not be possible to create this momentum and incentive structure (where early adopter are disproportionately rewarded if the network succeeds) by using another token (like ETH).
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Connected homes aren't yet sparking interest beyond the early adopter crowd, according to survey of nearly 10,000 consumers in the U.S., the U.K. and Australia conducted by Gartner.
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Rebecca Watson, an early Patreon adopter who makes videos under the moniker Skepchick, says that the site has helped her identify a core audience whose opinions she trusts.
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Probably not for the average consumer, but if you're an early adopter, this is without a doubt one of the coolest technologies to arrive in the past decade.
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Since there were hardly any recaps, I searched "Cousin Greg" on Twitter, and saw a tweet into the void from my colleague, Morgan Baila, a Succession early adopter.
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These days, you can get a beautiful, massive display that would have driven even the most dedicated early adopter to tears a decade ago for less than $1,000.
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Scene stage-setter Deadmau5 was an early adopter, and major players Avicii and Martin Garrix have made YouTube tutorials showing how they made their hits in the DAW.
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It is also an early adopter of cutting-edge solutions — from mobile banking to off-grid power — that promise to improve the way we all live and work.
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She had also learned, from studying paintings with conservators, that Daubigny was an early adopter of new synthetic pigments and other practices later taken up by the Impressionists.
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Gjelina: An early adopter of the rustic chic aesthetic, Gjelina is known for brusque service (don't even think about asking for any substitutions) and incredible California-Italian cuisine.
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"In many ways we are ideally suited to be an early adopter of this technology because we don't have much long-haul business," said UPS spokesman Glenn Zaccara.
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Mr. Kato was an early adopter and proponent of digital animation, and he studied animation in multimedia formats at a technical graduate school in Tokyo in the 2000s.
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Google may be content with Stadia's early progress, but that hasn't been the case for plenty of folks who bought into the early adopter-focused Founders Edition program.
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"I'm very confident that they will get the support they need to make this successful," he said, adding he's very comfortable being an early adopter for these new capabilities.
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" In surveys, dozens of incubators, funders, and emerging market startups told GSMA that, "once startups expand beyond early-adopter customers, local resources are often insufficient to support further scale.
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Chesapeake, an early adopter of advanced drilling methods to free natural gas from shale rock, has been moving aggressively to reduce its debt since Lawler became CEO in 2013.
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The experiences at EggWoke are likely a satirical take on O'Connell's own experiences as a writer at Vice and Thought Catalog, an early adopter of sensationalized first-person narratives.
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Starbucks Corp is an early adopter of mobile order and payment technology that the U.S. restaurant industry hopes will boost sales while reducing the burden of rising labor costs.
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As an early adopter and personal friend of founder David Karp, she's used the site for her most candid interactions with fans, establishing regular communication with a select few.
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And while companies in the space aren't offering any reasons why, experts speculate that the natural expiration of the early adopter wave and growing privacy concerns are to blame.
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FOR all the sophistication of some of its financial centres, and despite the ubiquity of smartphones, the Middle East has been a late adopter of financial technology, or fintech.
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A: We just started our early adopter program but we've had clients that have been using the platform who've told us it has definitely improved their accountability and communication.
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On Svpply you could find the melange of signifiers of a certain class of early-adopter design-bro: minimalist sneakers, fancy T-shirts, Leica cameras, and drop-crotch sweatpants.
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Microsoft will be keen to avoid some of the delays we saw with the original Surface Hub, and the company is launching an early adopter program later this year.
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H&M was an early adopter of sustainable practices — first with an organic cotton line and later with its high-end Conscious Collection, which created completely from sustainable materials.
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Intentionally designed to give off Nike basketball vibes, while still holding appeal for a set of early adopter enthusiasts that will likely wear them on and off the court.
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That's what you're paying for if you pick one up, and if you're an early iPad adopter the Smart Connector is likely the primary reason you're thinking about upgrading.
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Already the world's largest car market, China is set to become a key adopter of these trends, but there's already heavy competition to win the hearts of mainland consumers.
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In 22010 or so he began studying online education, and was an early adopter of technological aids in his own teaching, says Frank Harris, one of his former students.
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For the early adopter who just loves getting the new thing, you'll be pleased that it actually works and isn't another half-baked dream on the road to autonomy.
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According to the G Suite email, G Suite customers and regular Gmail users will have to opt in into a new Early Adopter Program to access the new Gmail.
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Network operators in South Korea, Japan and the United States are preparing to launch 5G this year or in 2019, with China also likely to be an early adopter.
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Smart speakers have given new life to the smart home market, which was struggling to move past its early-adopter beginnings before Amazon's (AMZN) voice assistant Alexa came along.
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But AirPods sound just like EarPods because they're basically EarPods without wires, so what you're getting for your $159 is convenience and early adopter status, not necessarily sound quality.
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However, you may have a harder time finding a burial site, as early adopter Dennis White, who died last year, learned when he tried looking for a burial ground.
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If you're intending to buy and hold on to a 25G handset for a few years there's thus a risk of early adopter burn at the chipset level — i.e.
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Peart also an early adopter of the rumbling gong bass drum — a giant drum mounted like a tom-tom — eventually embraced by bands including Dream Theater, Primus and Korn.
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CPJ has said this rise has taken place amid "heightened global rhetoric" about "fake news," with U.S. President Donald Trump being the most high-profile adopter of the term.
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Within the adult industry, Sins was something of an early adopter of YouTube, but now he's just one porn star out of many who have pivoted to the platform.
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It'll still take a few years before 5G becomes mainstream, but if you are an early adopter and can get 5G, you'll be living in the future before everyone else.
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Because it's still not ready for public use while the kinks are being worked out, businesses can initially only request access to test Team Drives through Google's Early Adopter Program.
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Jones is an early adopter of the internet and has used the web to grow his audience since the '90s, after traditional media thumbed its nose at his conspiracy theories.
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Last year, Pei told me that the typical OnePlus customer is an early adopter with high demands: it wants every latest and greatest spec, and it won't tolerate missing features.
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The early-adopter price of today reflects all of these factors, and it wouldn't be fair to judge this hybrid device by current smartphone standards and relative to smartphone prices.
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A recent study found the field of logistics has been an early adopter of robots and AI, mainly because the tasks involved are relatively routine and therefore easy to automate.
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Administrators should be able to access this as part of their Early Adopter Program by going to the Admin Console and selecting to allow users to access the new Gmail.
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At $299, these headphones are decidedly a niche product and are probably best geared toward the early adopter crowd or someone who already has a clear use case in mind.
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AIs built for applications where human labor is inexpensive and able to easily achieve high accuracy may need to reach a higher MAP before they can find an early adopter.
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McCartney has been an early adopter of sustainable fashion in the industry, focusing her label on ethically sourced designs that feature sleek, non-fussy silhouettes and celebrate the female form.
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I think the answer is that Nest is mostly a victim of the current state of the smart home market, which itself seems perennially stuck in the early adopter phase.
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There was all this underlying technology that needed to happen that was around for 10-20 years, but was all early adopter until 2007 when it crystallized into the iPhone.
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CHARLES KAISER, NEW YORK To the Editor: As an early adopter of the Citi Bike program, I had high hopes for the future of bike riding in New York City.
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Previously, the SDK could only be accessed by those signed on to Spot's Early Adopter Program; now, any interested parties can start designing new functions and payloads for the robot.
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"Japan has been ahead of the curve as an early adopter of AI technology, with both the governmetn and private sector viewing it as essential to boosting productivity," said Tso.
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We're no longer in an era when hot new social media apps are bubbling up every few months, and if they are, I've aged out of the early-adopter demographic.
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A software creator is more likely to need discrete API services, whereas a software adopter (which is most enterprises) is more likely to need a whole software solution, supplemented by APIs.
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"Knowing where Lucy comes from and what she's been through, I feel an extra responsibility to make sure she is happy and healthy and feels safe," said Belinda Luu, her adopter.
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KFC was an obvious first adopter since Alibaba is an investor in Yum China, which operates the brand and other fast food franchises including Pizza Hut and Taco Bell in China.
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Tuschman, whose practice extends over 30 years, is a rare example of an early adopter of Photoshop in a generation often marked by traditionalism and a refusal to adapt digital technology.
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Google has already been testing Team Drives with a small set of customers, but today is making testing available to a wider audience through the launch of its Early Adopter Program.
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Being paralyzed from the waist down will require an adopter who is comfortable helping her go to the bathroom and recognizing that as she ages, she may face some additional challenges.
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While Google was an early adopter a few years ago, IBM was among the most recent and began offering Zipongo to its tens of thousands of United States employees in January.
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"We are looking for a compassionate adopter who is willing to demonstrate true love to a dog that did nothing to deserve the struggles she is currently living with," Barnes said.
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The Internet Yellow Pages could be found on the desk of many an early-adopter-Dad in the '90s and served as a valuable resource for finding something to do online.
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Described as "sweet," Mia is friendly with other cats and more than ready to make a forever connection with an adopter (obviously, that will be in a home without rambunctious kids).
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An early adopter of analog synths, her early work ranged from advertising soundtracks for companies such as Coca-Cola, all the way through to scoring movies like The Incredible Shrinking Woman.
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And whichever trends you dare to try, stylish folk the world over would agree that being a fearless early adopter of them is better than waiting until they hit the masses.
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Wetherspoons, the much-loved discount pub chain and adopter of such fine multi-cultural culinary events such as Mexican Mondays and the Curry Club, has just jumped into the Brexit debate.
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My primary care doctor was an early adopter of electronic medical records, and I was able to confirm via his website that my last liver test several years ago was normal.
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The company also took a hit by choosing people over machines and by being a slow adopter of self-checkouts or other labor-saving technologies present in many other grocery stores.
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More than any club, United embraced the unfettered, unrestrained capitalism that swept through English soccer in the 1990s, and won all of the benefits that come from being an early adopter.
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My first user review on the Mac app store, in 2016, slams early Dark Mode adopter Simplenote — not for the background, but because an update had made its font too bright.
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Apple AirPods, available at Best Buy, $144.99I wasn't an early adopter of Apple AirPods, but after receiving them as a gift at the beginning of 2019, I instantly became a fan.
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If Drake has been the architect of the last decade's pop evolution, Post Malone has been its savviest adopter, making ethereal post-rap pop songs that sound inevitable, and also evanescent.
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An early adopter of the digital format, the catalogue raisonné first launched in 2011 and has now been updated to include artworks and exhibitions from the early decades of Noguchi's career.
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"It's a great early adopter market because when a student uses [the service] for college, whenever they travel for business or vacation in the future, they'll use it again," he said.
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Despite those early-adopter issues, I'm a fan of the new shape and the fact that it lets me have a much larger display without making the S83 too unwieldy to use.
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The porn industry has been an early adopter of new tech time and time again, and virtual reality is just the latest tech star the industry wants to get into bed with.
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Gaming was an early adopter of Pullstring's tech, including the company's own Facebook Messenger and Skype game Humani, and a number of games aimed at younger children under the company's ToyTalk brand.
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Today, to help greyhounds in need find forever homes, we'd like to introduce you to Lebron, a 2-year-old pup who needs a dedicated adopter to help him with separation anxiety.
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A few of the world's major central banks have adopted negative rates, including the ECB, the Bank of Japan and the Swiss National Bank, which was an earlier adopter of the policy.
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Instead, it's an adopter and adapter, through components such as In-Q-Tel and the Defense Innovation Unit Experimental, of work done by companies that are not beholden to U.S. government sponsorship.
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And privacy woes are only compounded by a high price point and limited long-term use — so genetic testing firms may be struggling to convert early adopter enthusiasm into sustained consumer interest.
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That's going to require figuring out the right marketing campaigns in order to convince new potential customers, and especially the non-techy early adopter types, to buy into a sleep-tracking device.
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We focused the Amazon Echo study on our early-adopter panel, since we knew we would not get a statistically significant number of Echo owners in our mainstream representative U.S. consumer panel.
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Meanwhile, the cat has been living with the adopter found by the vet, and by all accounts, he is happy and getting healthier in his new home and is being kept indoors.
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It was also an early adopter of the inclusion rider, which ensured that 75% of below-the-line roles were filled by diverse cast, and that women were hired as department heads.
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"The general guidance is that the entire early adopter program is going to be about the price of a car, but how nice of a car depends on a lot," said Perry.
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Later this year, the partners will expand to the United States, opening a Yardbird spinoff in Los Angeles, a city that has proved itself as an early adopter of Asian dining trends.
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Today's early adopter L&D teams are layering xAPI into training applications, and in the near future, we can imagine "I did X" statements integrated into our most common social and enterprise tools.
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"He'll need an adopter that is committed to cleaning his nasal passage twice each day and someone that will give him eye drops each day for a condition called dry eye," Lynch says.
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His website, Weezy, is "an early adopter" of the technology platform, and helped inspire Hulu's new collaboration with Live Nation, "On Stage," executives said at this year's CES technology trade show last week.
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Google tells me that when it becomes generally available (right now it's only available to businesses in the Early Adopter Program), some of the business features will be limited to G Suite users.
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This 4K HDR streaming device is $59 for a limited time, and while that's a fairly small discount, it's a good move if you're thinking about being an early adopter of Google Stadia.
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Especially along the coasts and in early adopter cities like Austin, Texas, and Nashville, Tennessee, the researchers found evidence of huge changes and the possibility of gig economy jobs replacing traditional payroll employment.
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Q-Park Nordics, which operates about 370,000 parking lots, has a 20 percent market share of parking facilities in Sweden, Finland and Norway, which is the lead adopter of electric vehicles in Europe.
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Before picking out his adopter, Connor and Millie's Dog Rescue placed the pup with foster mom Patricia Montano, so he had a chance to heal, rest and get used to a peaceful life.
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But while Nokia isn't releasing any sales figures, Ozo head of presence capture Guido Voltolina says that sales have been better than anticipated, particularly to individuals thanks to that discounted early adopter program.
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Brazil was an early adopter of transgenic crops and more than 96 percent of its soy harvest is of GM varieties, which helped to transform the country into the world's largest soy exporter.
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Georgia possesses the usual (hilarious) very-late-adopter awkwardness with social media, so it takes her until midway through the book to roll up her sleeves and do some serious drunken Facebook stalking.
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In its statements, the Boy Scouts of America said more than 3,000 girls have joined the Early Adopter Program and are participating in Cub Scouts ahead of the full launch later this year.
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Mutually beneficial distribution deals like this one between Automatic and insurance providers are a smart way for the company to ensure its devices get reach beyond the average early adopter or gadget geek.
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The plight of the early adopter is exacerbated when the customer is asked to make an emotional investment in a product, as is the case with a robotic pet or anthropomorphized home assistant.
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Pratt is a notorious crystal aficionado—an "early adopter" of the trend who, according to British style and culture magazine DAZED, has profited handily from making gorgeous rocks a cornerstone of his brand.
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He has very distinct likes and hobbies — watching sports, gaming and other tech, and is a cocktail enthusiast — but is an early adopter and buys himself whatever he wants as it becomes available.
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SEPTEMBER 53 While spinners are nothing more than a Detroit-based soul act from the early 25s to most people, early-adopter entrepreneurs are beginning to sense a potential fidget-based gold rush.
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The new networks are expected to host critical functions from driverless vehicles to smart electric grids and military communications and the United States — as well as South Korea —has been the earliest adopter.
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An early adopter of the Chinese yuan is Pakistan, the central bank of which said in January it will be replacing the dollar with the RMB for bilateral trade and investment with Beijing.
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The iPhone was first released in 2007, but at the dawn of the decade it was still a relatively niche product, confined to one wireless carrier and targeted at the early technology adopter.
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Barr, who might well have embraced the "outliers" term, is the de facto hero of Ms. Cooke's National Gallery exhibition: a historic figure and early adopter of the integration that her exhibition proposes.
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It wasn't my goal to be on the vanguard, just to get better, but I am an early adopter of a treatment that could one day help millions of people with chronic depression.
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The humanitarian movement bought in later—Amnesty International being an early adopter in 211 with More Than a Million Years, a short film about political imprisonment in Indonesia before and after the 212 coup.
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K/lab will be stocked in a select range of stores, near urban areas and college campuses — that's where, according to Lewis, "early-adopter millennial customers" often shop (the core Kohl's customer is older).
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" Perhaps this is due to the artist's affinity for technology: "I tend to be an early adopter of new practices and try to use as much new technology as possible in my art work.
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"What tends to happen, particularly with the early adopter audience, is they will open [an] account with everybody because they want to check it out, they want to get the best product," he said.
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He was an early adopter of the familiar talking-points of European Islamophobia, warning of a coming tsunami of Muslim immigration, denouncing Islam as a totalitarian ideology rather than a religion and so forth.
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Its open-sourced, utilitarian smartwatches, with their "e-paper" displays and relatively long battery life, won over the early tech adopter crowd, as well as app developers who wanted to build apps for Pebble.
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Maybe this ad, and the kinetic energy Apple attempted to harness with the goal of making Face ID seem cool, will inspire a generation of early adopter kiddos to break things and push boundaries.
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The complete system with all the accessories is priced at an eye-watering $28 for Kickstarter backers, while the core kit containing just the backpack and laptop sleeve is $1653 with early-adopter pricing.
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Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, who is counting on the support of young people to propel him to victory, was a late Snapchat adopter but has now attracted the largest following, posting videos daily.
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Mr. Birnbaum, now 39, considers himself to be "a first-adopter" and a life hacker, whose pursuit of an efficient existence through apps and other gizmos can sometimes infect him with paralysis by analysis.
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These are the types of apps you might expect make sense on the Apple TV. Yet in the data, the pattern was clear: There's a serious retention problem for early-adopter developers on tvOS.
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Being a technology enthusiast and early adopter means being intimately familiar with the rate it takes for new technology to drop in price to a level where it's sustainable as a true consumer product.
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BP was an early adopter of the technology, and several traders said their use of Yahoo helped spur the industry forward, even though Yahoo never actively encouraged the trading community to use its service.
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Skydio pictures the R22, which comes with about 21 minutes of flight time on a single charge and 13GB of onboard storage, appealing to the the early adopter crowd within the drone enthusiast community.
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Having said all this, I continue to believe that the smart-home space is essentially stuck at the early adopter phase when it comes to these one-off purchases, as opposed to managed services.
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"I was an early adopter for sure, and my friends looked at me like I was crazy when I would trek across town to the only cafe that had Oatly," Gilligan told Business Insider.
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NM: One of the women in the book is Clover Hooper Adams, who was an early adopter of photographic technology, a friend of Henry James, and wife of 19th-century American historian Henry Adams.
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In the post-industrial town of Revin, in the northern region of Ardennes bordering Belgium, Chabane Sehel, an unemployment counselor and early adopter of the movement, took up Macron on his call for conversation.
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It's not a terrible idea, though if it's just an Alexa-powered mobile speaker, it may not give enough reason for customers to care beyond the early-adopter thrill of owning a domestic robot.
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Spin is one of four e-scooter companies authorized to operate in San Francisco, after the city cracked down on the thousands of rental scooters littering the early-adopter-packed streets earlier this year.
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Arizona is not a particularly populous state, but its relaxed regulations have attracted many self-driving companies to test there, and it could be an early-adopter hub for self-driving ride-hail services.
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If you're an Aztec Secret late adopter and want to try it, it's sold by any of 50 different "storefronts" on Amazon, and prices there are pretty consistently $10 plus or minus a few cents.
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"It resonated with me as a consumer, as an early adopter of all things digital, and as a multi-time operator of e-commerce businesses," she says, of why she decided to join the startup.
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It put Sephora on the map as an early adopter of AR beauty experiences, which other brands, including CoverGirl and Benefit Cosmetics, have since adopted, in the race to create a more customizable makeup experience.
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These new grammar suggestions in Docs, which are now available through Google's Early Adopter Program, are powered by what is essentially a machine translation algorithm that can recognize errors and suggest corrections as you type.
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In theory this isn't an awful idea considering that a lot of the VR owners right now operate firmly within the early adopter arena and would theoretically be very open to a model like this.
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Snapchat is an "adopter" in the SIG, which is a free tier that provides member companies with a license to build Bluetooth-enabled products, and to work with other Bluetooth SIG makers on collaborative efforts.
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I wouldn't say so, but it's such a weirdly interesting technology that I don't doubt they'll be able to move some units to an early adopter crowd that's generally aching for this type of stuff.
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Arpaio was known nationally for his tough stance on crime and especially illegal immigration -- and was an early adopter of unfounded "birther" conspiracy theories about former President Barack Obama's birthplace, aligning him closely with Trump.
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It's a descriptive term that, in just two words, tells consumers everything they need to know: This product isn't quite finished, but it's good enough to be something you can purchase as an early adopter.
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Yes, but: This is still Houston, and the oil industry is never going to be a rapid adopter of anything new, given that its operations are based on huge infrastructure that can't be easily changed.
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Wesley Allsbrook was the earliest adopter of Facebook's Quill from Oculus's now defunct Story Studio, and the painting application was used to create the film Dear Angelica, which premiered at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival.
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Pace University was an early adopter of online learning nearly 16 years ago, largely to meet the needs of students who don't have the ability to attend classes full-time or conform to a schedule.
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It came as no surprise to us that the overwhelming majority of Echo owners also owned an iPhone (247 percent), as iPhone owners at large tend to show more early-adopter tendencies versus Android owners.
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Either way, it's not a good look for a premium $1,499 device, and suggests that manufacturers still have a long way to go to before foldables can become anything other than an early-adopter curiosity.
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Massimo Ferretti, executive president of Aeffe, the Italian parent group of brands including Moschino and Alberta Ferretti, was an early adopter of the runway-capsule model with Jeremy Scott's debut collection for Moschino in 2014.
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The kind of people who "tend to have both the discretionary income to go and just buy a brand new electric motorcycle and have the mindset to be an early adopter of technology, " Paschel said.
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With the new feature, which is available to businesses as part of its early adopter program, Google Docs will use the same AI tech that powers its translation features to detect grammatical errors and suggest corrections.
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Trump recently tapped longtime Republican lobbyist and late Trump adopter Richard Hohlt to join his President's Commission on White House Fellowships, advisers who help the president select finalists for the White House's long-running fellowship program.
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Singapore, a keen early adopter of the sharing economy, has fired a warning shot across the bow of Airbnb and Uber with tighter rules that could shake up their business models and growth ambitions in Asia.
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"While early adopter wave is petering out, we are seeing the real market (the equivalent of a PC in every home and a phone in every pocket), which is population-level use of genetics, taking hold."
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I'm sorely tempted to trade in my MacBook Pro for one of the new Airs, though the best idea right now might be to take a deep breath and wait out the early adopter price premium.
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Apple, ever the late adopter, has added QR reading to its camera in what is the latest example of the U.S. company seemingly following a trend with blind optimism that it'll work out for the best.
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The law has held up remarkably well since the 1970s, but Intel—the biggest adopter of Moore's chip guidance—has shown signs of chip miniaturization slowing, stretching out Moore's original two-year prediction to 2.5 years.
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What Goldman Sachs has that other online banks don't is a widely recognized brand name built on excellence in other dimensions of financial services that could help further push internet banking beyond the early adopter demographic.
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Many of the products are years away from a spot in your living room unless you are a fabulously wealthy early-adopter, but they give a peek into what we'll be binging on in the future.
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While Singapore has been an early adopter of the sharing economy, it has strict rules regarding property rentals in the city-state and charged two men with unauthorized short-term letting of apartments earlier this week.
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Latest Project Mr. Mitchell may have been an "early adopter of using Instagram as a community tool" (he has 36,500 followers), but his focus these days is on print platforms like The Fader and Office Magazine.
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If you were an early adopter of Google Stadia who purchased the Founder's Edition in November 2019 and promptly activated your service, your complimentary three-month trial of Stadia Pro will soon come to an end.
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Cafe Clover, an early adopter of the hip-and-healthful restaurant model in New York, quickly became a fashion favorite for its organic offerings — farmers' market crudités, grilled baby chicken, cauliflower "steaks" — in a posh setting.
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I'm neither an Apple hater nor a cheapskate; I simply prefer to spend my money on more tangible and lasting things than ephemeral subscriptions or the early-adopter tax for the latest and greatest iPhone of 2017.
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Slack, the chat service mostly for people at work, got its first five million users with a simple, great product — one that was best suited for early adopter-type companies with a few dozen or 100 employees.
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The startup has also founded the Virtual Reality Blockchain Alliance (VRBA), a supergroup of early adopter companies that is basically aiming to let users' avatars move freely between platforms and bring their blockchain-linked purchases with them.
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My father was an early adopter of the internet—he made airline reservations online in the 1990s and showed me how to create buddy lists on AOL Instant Messenger before any of my actual buddies had dialup.
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With 15 years into the business and over 900 stores worldwide, Minkoff has always been an early adopter of technology: from smart dressing rooms to smart handbags, and even being the first to stream her runway show.
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Some users, like early adopter and university student Tom Maxwell, were locked out because they'd never bothered to fill in their birthday until recently, and they may have even been barred from doing so in the past.
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What's interesting about the launch of Kohl's Pay is that Kohl's was also an earlier adopter of Apple Pay, having been the first retailer to add its private label card and rewards program to Apple's payment service.
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Of necessity, because of his work at the library, he was an early adopter of new information technologies, though he regretted their consequences in the wider society: he was involved in setting up Early English Books Online.
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Martha Stewart's media empire was an early adopter, but it took the Baltimore baker Duff Goldman to bring the movement to the masses with his Food Network show "Ace of Cakes," which ran from 2006 to 2011.
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Because Louisiana was a late adopter of the ACA's Medicaid expansion, many of those people gained health coverage, some for the first time in their lives, at a moment when the future of Medicaid became very uncertain.
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ALG: So the early adopter there was, I don't say workaholics, but folks who wanted to focus on other things and minimize the amount of effort or calculation that goes into, where's my next meal coming from?
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With the SDK, developers in the Early Adopter Program can create custom methods of controlling the robot, integrate sensor information into data analysis tools, and design custom payloads which expand the capabilities of the base robot platform.
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Patreon has raised four rounds of venture capital funding in as many years, totally over $100 million, and it used a portion of that money to acquire competitor Subbable, a platform created by YouTube early adopter Hank Green.
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Deeter is a software fanatic who's largely willing to put up with the issues that come with being an early adopter (though he suggests he has sent some emails to Tesla that have yet to receive a response).
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I didn't buy it just because I was a massive Apple fan or an early adopter; I bought it because I traveled a lot for work and spent hours of my life in trains, planes, and hotel rooms.
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These three add-ons total $570 combined and while HTC is certainly trying to corner the extra-early, early adopter, it doesn't exactly bode well for the device's affordability when the $799 price is suddenly the "base" model.
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Los Angeles' famous Canter's Deli is a Kitchen United customer (and an early adopter of a number of new restaurant innovations) and so is The Lost Cuban Kitchen, an Iowa-based Cuban restaurant that's expanding to Los Angeles.
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It's certainly still a fairly unformed thing at this stage, especially given the size and nature of its early adopter community — having only clocked a few thousand downloads for its MVP v1 via a launch on Product Hunt.
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Next to these tests, the Rorschach seemed to be something else entirely: not a mechanism for sorting people, but an occasion for self-expression—more like "art therapy," observed an early Rorschach adopter, than a multiple-choice questionnaire.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore, a keen early adopter of the sharing economy, has fired a warning shot across the bow of Airbnb and Uber with tighter rules that could shake up their business models and growth ambitions in Asia.
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Until now, the most influential adopter of Dual Elliptic Curve was believed to be RSA, part of storage company EMC, which Reuters reported received a $10-million federal contract to distribute it in a software kit for others.
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I'd never before ridden in a Japanese sedan before, although my grandfather had been an early adopter of Toyota pickups (he'd seen Japan up close after World War II and had become a fan of the country's culture).
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United Airlines became the first and only US operator of all three variants in 2018, with the airline being an early adopter of the 787-8 and subsequently taking delivery of each additional variant as they became available.
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And whether you're a late adopter that just downloaded it or a veteran at sending unflattering selfies to your best friends, the key to making the app a super-fun and informative resource is simple: follow the right people.
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She's channeled the star on numerous occasions, from being an early adopter of the "Cher hair" resurgence to most recently recreating some of the 71-year-old legend's most famous looks in a cover shoot for Harper's Bazaar Arabia.
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Such deals should make it easier for these firms to offer online grocery shopping (the UK is a relatively early adopter of this trend) and will help stave off fears of technologically savvy rivals muscling in on their territory.
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Charlotte Figi's parents first learned of highly-concentrated CBD oil not from the medical establishment, but by watching Weed Wars, a Discovery Channel series about a cannabis dispensary that was an early adopter of the treatment for pediatric patients.
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While Laird Dunn says that, "there were so many bartenders who really had an influence on the product it would be difficult to name," she does mention one early adopter specifically: Audrey Saunders of Pegu Club in New York.
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The company, which has grown to more than 25 core employees working in 236 different countries, was an early adopter of what is quickly growing to be the next big wave in work/life balance: the fully remote company.
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That's why the Vermont Agency of Transportation, which has studied the proposal for fees several times, recommended holding off until "the market for EVs moves beyond an 'early adopter' phase," which it defines as around 15 percent market share.
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It may take a practiced hand and mind to assess their true significance, but newcomers shouldn't find them inaccessible: In spite of its storied past, tarot reading can be easily adopted — as long as the adopter is ready to learn.
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Underlying the bull thesis is that Tesla and its founder Elon Musk are at the forefront of a push towards a greener future, and that the company's position as an early adopter gives it a competitive advantage in the market.
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There's being an early adopter, such as you might have been with Samsung's first Galaxy Note or Apple's AirPods, and then there's throwing money at an apparently suboptimal product in the hope that it will improve somewhere down the line.
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Now Airbnb is becoming the latest adopter of the format: the travel and accommodations startup has quietly launched a new feature called Travel Stories, a way for guests to create video sequences of their Airbnb experiences to post on the site.
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Amazon, in particular, is a strong partner to the company he said, where Druva is often an early adopter of new tools of Amazon's, and the AWS sales team regularly suggests Druva to customers for data protection and management services.
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It was also an early adopter of a so-called red flag law that allowed family members and law enforcement officials to petition judges to temporarily take weapons away from people who appear to be a danger to themselves and others.
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As an early adopter of the deep-V shirt, skinnies and those pointy boots you only ever see on guys who probably still like Kasabian, Harry's aesthetic has been priming him for a "classic rock meets glam" single like this.
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Mr. Goodman seems to have been an early adopter in the affiliate world, and his website lists more than 21.2 "Carefully Selected Resources to Help Improve Your Personal Finances," like picking the right credit card or settling health care debts.
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Australia-based Qantas, an early adopter of this loyalty hiatus, instituted Status Hold in 2016, allowing members to pause flying for up to 18 months without losing their elite flying memberships in the case of childbirth and foster and adoptive parenting.
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"I couldn't wait to use Brodie in the current day and age because he is a character obsessed with pop culture, a guy who was an early Marvel adopter and a big Stan Lee acolyte before anybody else was," he says.
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Real estate is the single largest industry in the U.S., yet historically has been one of the lowest spenders on IT. The industry was (and to a great extent still is) known as being a late adopter of technology solutions.
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In many cases, the best ones decided to spend that year in Lexington, Ky., or Durham, N.C. Ohio State was an early adopter, too, riding the freshmen Greg Oden, Mike Conley and Daequan Cook to the championship game in 2007.
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As an early adopter of a high-end virtual reality device called the HTC Vive, I've tried plenty of weird, video game-y software that lets you battle your music library or wield a lightsaber or shoot lasers at flying robots.
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"I was an early adopter of Pinterest and pinning great nutrition and fitness content, and during the days when everyone was signing up, I feel like if someone signed up with certain interests, that Pinterest automatically had them follow me," Dulan said.
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VR is in the odd early adopter phase right now where it's really hard to judge the stickiness of certain ideas because people with VR headsets are more willing than most to give apps and pieces of content the benefit of the doubt.
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Spanish banking giant BBVA has an early adopter when it comes to exploring and using blockchain in its legacy business, being the first global bank to use its blockchain network, built with distributed ledger architecture, to issue a corporate loan earlier this year.
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Staff reached out immediately to the adopter to find out what had happened and confirmed that OJ had been given to a friend and somehow ended up at the shelter and that she had, in fact, relinquished ownership of him to said shelter.
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"It was the first time in US Marshals Service history, since 1789, that we'd ever utilized forensic genealogy, and I had no idea what it was and I'm still not sure I do," said Elliott, an enthusiastic early adopter of the tool.
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Plus, since the X is the first of its kind, I'm not sure it's worth the cost yet, unless you're an early adopter who wants spends a lot of time on your phone — though until I review it, I can't say for sure.
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The platform has an oft-stated interest in discovering and featuring new talent, most prominently on its Fresh Finds playlist, which uses natural language processing to crawl music blogs and check their recommendations against the listening patterns of 50,000 "early adopter" Spotify users.
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But bagging Russia as an early adopter of its 'independent' mobile Linux ecosystem looks to have been the key tipping point for Jolla to be able to deliver on the hard-graft ecosystem-building work it's been doing all along the way.
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New Gmail is currently available in an "Early Adopter Program" (EAP) with an option to try it out before the GA. For G-Suite users (that's Gmail's business version), change to new Gmail at this point has to come at the organizational level.
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"Most people assume the number of movies our subscribers go to is much higher than it is," he said, which is consistent with the early adopter pattern of squeezing every last drop of value out of an all-you-can-eat service.
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We're seeing a huge surge in leopard lately, everyone from preppy Reese Witherspoon to edgy Lady Gaga are incorporating the trend in their wardrobes, but Samantha Jones was definitely an early adopter of making a head-to-toe leopard look classy, not tacky.
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I was a fairly early adopter, but LinkedIn was useless to me when I returned to tech after my detour as a full-time novelist, useless to me in the subsequent years, and now it is useless to me as a CTO.
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Huawei has enjoyed great success being an early adopter of Fingerprint Cards' technology (2014's Mate 7 was one of the first devices to feature it), and it's likely to be at the head of the line for the upgraded 2016 version.
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Citi looked at the potential winners and losers in the online grocery space using a five-point analysis that looked at factors such as profitability, brick-and-mortar pricing, online pricing, exposure to Seattle-based Amazon, as well as any early adopter advantage.
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The company's online store was an early adopter of the sort of dubious Afterpay installment payment plug-in, which has been compared to the department store layaway system of yore and criticized as yet another way for people to go into debt.
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That may end up disappointing die-hards, but subtle movements of the high-end market away from being tethered to a PC is going to do Facebook a lot of favors in terms of platform sustainability and leaving the early-adopter niche.
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Deligram workers in one of the company's warehouses [Image via Deligram] Interestingly, and perhaps counter to assumptions, Deligram started in rural areas, where Rahim saw there was less competition but also potentially more to learn through a more early-adopter customer base.
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The move comes as strict rules on short-term property rentals in the city-state, a keen early adopter of the sharing economy, have invited some complaints, as it seeks a balance between encouraging new disruptive industries and keeping them in line.
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Tesla is an early adopter, and even more often the inventor of new technologies, and will surely adopt any advantage in energy storage they deem viable enough to improve on the current designs, regardless of the investment made into lithium-ion batteries.
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Several years ago, I had my eye on a battered old house in Rhinecliff, N.Y., which appeared to have been vacated by an early adopter of the opioid epidemic but was in my price range and had an apple tree in the yard.
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Developers will still need to become part of the Early Adopter Program to lease the robot to execute their code, but all interested parties will now be able to view the SDK and existing early adopters can open source their own code.
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With the help of The Complete Ethereum Blockchain Mastery Bundle, a collection of four online courses taught by Certified Bitcoin Professional Ravinder Deol, you can become an early adopter of this valuable new cryptocurrency and reap the resultant rewards for less than $30.
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As an early adopter of renewable technologies, particularly solar, California has been willing to pay high prices and has in turn helped lower them for other markets, said Swami Venkataraman, a senior vice president at Moody's Investors Service who analyzes the utility sector.
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The Waterfront smart seat by partners TEAGUE, Formation Design, B/E Aerospace and Panasonic will keep the connected traveler totally in charge of her flying experience and can be programmed from the ground — and is designed around the needs of early adopter gadget-loving flyers.
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In an interview with Gizmodo on Thursday, he said that he's always been an early adopter "whether it was early BBS days growing up in the '80s, to playing around with the internet during college," and he was on board with cryptocurrencies from the beginning.
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As with games, this is an issue that will probably be solved in due time, but if you're an early adopter of an S8, most of the video you're likely to watch on it won't be taking advantage of all the screen has to offer.
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It was eye-opening to be at CES with HSN, a network and retailer that knows and understands women's consumer desires, and get an inside perspective into how important technology is for their female customers of all ages and all early-and-late-adopter profiles.
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Born in Japan and raised in Canada and the US, Ito had long been a vital strand of connective tissue between geeks and suits, an enthusiastic early adopter and canny interpreter who understood how networks, makers, and hackers would make their mark on the world.
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I think something the community needs to do is continue pushing this technology to regular people who have never experienced VR. We're over the early adopter phase and we should continue pushing to the mainstream market and I see us being there right now.
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SAD lamps are a mainstay of treatment for winter depression, and in Sweden, which was a vigorous early adopter of light therapy, clinics often went one step further: dressing patients in all-white clothes and sending them into white rooms filled with bright light.
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Yes, it can be used to control smart home devices but I suspect (a) only a subset of Alexa devices are used for this purpose, and (b) such a focus would limit its appeal to a niche within that smart home early adopter category.
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Tesla said it had no partnerships to announce on the truck project at this point, but an early adopter emerged Friday when Walmart said it had ordered 285 test vehicles — five for its United States operations and 2000 in Canada — for use when production begins.
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So BD's researchers and execs have had to sit down with each prospective early adopter and talk through what their needs are, and what the robot can and can't do for them—or whether they even need such an advanced platform in the first place.
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While Singapore has been an early adopter of the sharing economy, it is also keen to minimize any potential negative impact of allowing short-term rentals, as most of the wealthy but land-scarce city-state's 5.6 million people live in public and private apartments.
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"The trucking industry is more of a wait-and-see group than an early adopter when it comes to technology because they run on thin margins," said Daniel Bongers, chief technology officer at SmartCap, an Australian company that makes a number of industrial safety products.
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"Violet is one of the 'perfectly imperfect' doggies that Camp Cocker Rescue saved from the Baldwin Park/Los Angeles county animal shelter, but she never found an adopter…because of her round the clock nursing care that she needs," the rescue wrote on Facebook.
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Although perhaps off-putting for tourism, the state of things, he said, inadvertently attracted a different type of visitor: Peek related San Antonio's mostly unsung role as an early adopter, essential in landing then-no-names Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, and Rush, way before they were headliners.
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So you may not want to be an early adopter/guinea pig during the 'prototyping' phase of this tech, and may prefer to wait until robust standards of best practice are established (and/or use another application which does securely store biometrics on the local device).
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The adopter was then convinced to return Dozer to the shelter's care, since this person no longer wanted OJ. Now, a month after this adoption drama, Richmond Animal Care and Control has some goods news: OJ and Dozer's "roller coaster ride of emotion and turmoil" is over.
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"We're just so hopeful that her story motivates that special adopter who wants nothing more than to safeguard a cat most would view as 'broken,' and who will reciprocate with unconditional love and years of companionship," Alyssa Krieger of the Jamaica Plain adoption center told ABC7NY.
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These changes are rolling out to early adopter programs that existing Google Apps for Work customer can join — the Springboard program is here and Google Sites program is here — while the search giant has teased that it has "a lot more in store" for both services.
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Nestled in an industrial area some 50 kilometers north of Toronto, the trucker is an early adopter of a new BlackBerry fleet-tracking service known as Radar, which uses $225 boxes to collect and transmit information on movement, temperature and physical contents of Titanium's 2000,280 truck trailers.
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" Because Latte is currently a foster pup, she will be looking for a fur-ever home in the coming months but the shelter explained that she "may already have an adopter" and "will make a formal announcement on our social media if she does need a home.
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"An ideal adopter for Symba would be someone who will give him the love and attention he deserves, but also will keep Symba active and will be vigilant in keeping to the prescribed weight loss program," Matt Williams, senior director of communications for the shelter, tells PEOPLE.
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An early adopter of the so-called Spanish remix, Messiah was savvy enough a few years back to rework tracks by DJ Self, Future, and Bobby Shmurda into his own Spanglish takes, often in tandem with Power 105.1's DJ Flipstar, a New York Dominican like himself.
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He was an early adopter of the newly created field of mass advertising and invested millions of dollars in a neverending barrage of colorful and attractive ads, slogans and jingles, cartoon characters and, when radio and later television took the nation by storm, entertaining shows and commercials.
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Nestled in an industrial area some 220 kilometers north of Toronto, the trucker is an early adopter of a new BlackBerry fleet-tracking service known as Radar, which uses $225 boxes to collect and transmit information on movement, temperature and physical contents of Titanium's 2000,28 truck trailers.
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Vail Resorts had its plans for Vail and Heavenly approved in 2014, and as the early adopter is being viewed as a test case by other ski resorts that may be considering summer programs on their mountains beyond hiking and mountain biking, which are standard summer activities.
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By 1958, he was an early adopter of assemblage, making obsessive found-object amalgams fashioned from broken furniture, mirrors, doll heads, feathers, slinky fabric and all manner of paper ephemera — the whole work usually swathed in his signature old nylon stockings for a dusty, spider-web effect.
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And while plenty of words have been written discussing how these changes affect YouTube megastars like PewDiePie, far fewer have been devoted to one prominent early adopter of the platform: independent pro wrestling companies that in part rely upon YouTube ad revenue to stay in business.
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"As a part of our lease agreement, for people who enter our early adopter program, we have a clause that says you cannot use a robot in a way that physically harms or intimidates people," Perry told Business Insider in a phone call on Monday afternoon.
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Such "distributed generation," or DG, operations are quickly multiplying in Brazil as investors bank on the long hours of strong sunlight across the continent-sized country, a late adopter of solar technology, and enjoy subsidies that have been pared back in countries like the United States.
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Some buyers of the first-gen Fairphone were disappointed and even angry when it announced it was ending support for that device in 2017 — meaning an early adopter would only have had between two and 3.5 years' support for a smartphone that was sold as 'repairable by design'.
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You're going to have to wait a bit longer to find out the really key detail however, as Oculus continues to micromanage the launch by withholding the price-tag — which will of course be a rather sizable factor in determining the size of the early adopter VR market.
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It's a nice savings for anyone who was planning to buy a case anyway, but that won't necessarily make up for having to wait an extra month for something that was supposed to arrive just days from now — especially since orders are being delayed for the early-adopter crowd.
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However, as much as 23 will see the launches of the best VR/AR to date (Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, PlayStation VR), this generation of hardware — not portable and tethered to a bulky PC or console — is merely intended for millions of early adopter enthusiasts consisting mostly of gamers.
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Launching Wednesday, Rocket Dog has collaborated with fashion insider Elizabeth Saltzman (who was an early and consistent adopter of the style) on an exclusive collection that reimagines the brand's iconic "Bigtop" sandal — the sky-high kicks that made appearances in everything from Clueless to My So Called Life.
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It's a game that I wouldn't want to play anywhere other than VR, and it's also a game I want to keep playing because of VR. If you're an early adopter for this new technology and you've been looking for your first, true killer app ... it's right here.
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At Paris fashion week, Dior creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri sent all her models down the runway in custom-made Stephen Jones leather berets, although she's a late adopter—Gucci's Alessandro Michele put felted berets in cherry red, teal, and tan in his 2015 debut for the brand.
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Tarun Rambha, an assistant professor at the India Institute of Science's Department of Civil Engineering, however, says Bangalore has the benefit of being an "early adopter when it comes to technology" and notes that its citizens are tech-savvy, which could help a smart system like this be successful.
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At $4.99 a month (or less for the first year if you're an early adopter) and the fact that Google enables families to share a single subscription, it certainly makes Play Pass an appealing option for Android users, who are not known as big spenders in the app market.
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Who Should Have Won: Fatboy Slim, "Praise You" Cher's "Believe" lost out to Santana's slinking horndog anthem "Smooth" in the Record of the Year category this year, but managed to eke out a win in Best Dance Recording on the merit of...Cher being an early adopter of Auto-Tune?
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Within G Suite, Google also offers email, cloud file sharing, video conferencing and other services, but Google did not have this type of text-based collaboration service until about a year ago, when the company made Hangouts Chat available to a small number of customers through an early adopter program.
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That gives Apple an opportunity to tap the rabid early-adopter fan base that got people excited about the iPhone in the first place — the ones who may be willing to fork out more money to get early access to features that may one day be what a next-generation smartphone looks like.
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It won't open until 2018, but in September the organizers opened a small teaser show, Gone Tomorrow, in the shell of its future home, the 23rd Street building that formerly housed Tekserve; a place that, for New Yorkers of a certain age, evokes the essence of being a pre-Apple Store early adopter.
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While Capital One said the vulnerability exploited to cause the breach is not specific to the cloud, the fact that the bank has been an enthusiastic adopter of using the cloud for data storage could be conflated with the incident and lead banks to be even more cautious when adopting the technology.
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Pixie's future adopter should "have a tremendous heart, a deep commitment to a lifetime of specialty care and tenacious love, the patience to express Pixie's bladder and bowels (and clean up after her "dribbles")… and a great sense of fun, because this little orange sprite wants to play and frolic!" adds Townsend.
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"As a Korean and an adopter of a dog meat trade survivor, I know what a difference HSI's program can make in hastening an end to the suffering and what wonderful pets dog meat farm survivors can be when given a chance," Nara Kim, HSI Korea's dog meat campaigner, said in a statement.
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Initially, Hangouts Chat will only be available to companies in Google's "early adopter" program, and it's not clear which features will cost money and which ones won't — but we expect it will be available to all G Suite users and we know it will be generally available to all Gmail users in that "fremium" model.
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And where outdated breed hang-ups might prevent someone from even considering a dog like Strudel or Cletus, focusing on the personality of each individual dog — as a hiking buddy, a "Velcro dog," a happy-go-lucky goober velvet warthog girl — opens up a world of possibility for both the adopter and the adoptee.
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"We need to make sure he doesn't have any other health concerns (and get them under control if so) and once he is doing well on his prescribed diet plan, we will make him available and find an adopter who is truly committed to sticking to his plan," Iuzzolino said of the cat's future plans.
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") There are some hilarious stories here — about her psychotherapy (she was an early adopter, starting in 1944), her sex life (she counted 178 lovers before marriage), her legendary cheapness (Joan Rivers, once spotting Brown struggling with many bags at a bus stop, rolled down her window and shouted: "Helen, calm down and take a cab!
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SI: So we are an early adopter of technology, we are actively thinking about the issues, and the reason we are here is really to share our experiences, but also learn from that of others, and find possibilities to collaborate and partner, whether it's with the private sector, or with governments, and, essentially, likeminded partners.
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The Vive costs $799 for a VR headset, two controllers and the two base stations that power HTC's room-scale head-tracking flavor of VR. It is also necessary to own or buy a powerful enough PC to drive the VR experience so the overall cost of being a Vive early adopter likely runs to well over $1,500.
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But I believe this three-tiered adoption of new technologies will still apply to AR, and ultimately will gain ground at the early adopter stage first, then the vertical markets jump in and then, eventually, a more powerful form of AR that will go well beyond games will be brought to the mass market many years out.
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The more that industry can shift from proprietary products and competing standards that require significant integration efforts to an IoT-centric approach whereby consumers gain valuable, actionable intelligence based on real-time, shared device and sensor data, the more likely this is to spur connected-device adoption, from the early adopter to more of the mass market.
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The Lever House in Midtown Manhattan, which is owned by the RFR co-founder and principal Aby Rosen, was an early adopter of this growing trend, and the midcentury building has become a de facto walk-by museum for the lunch crowd, which can view a rotating roster of large-scale pieces through the glassy walls.
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Early TikTok adopter ESPN was on a mission to capture younger audiences — and its done an impressive job by jumping on the platform and posting clips (like this one of ESPN sports television personality Stephen A. Smith walking along to viral music hit "Old Town Road") along with jaw-dropping sports stunts and ridiculously impressive young athletes.
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So she was surprised when, in the middle of January, she received an email and eight-page presentation from a senior business development manager at Amazon, inviting her company to join the "early adopter phase" of Transparency, alongside big brands like Bang & Olufsen, Victorinox Swiss Army and 3M, according to confidential documents she forwarded to CNBC.
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"When we launched Hut Rewards in 2017, we were committed to bringing the best loyalty program in the pizza category to our customers," said Zipporah Allen, vice president of brand marketing and consumer insights at Pizza Hut U.S. Pizza Hut was an early adopter of digital and mobile ordering but has struggled to compete with tech-savvy .
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While she was an early adopter of the MRM in India, Challa had spent years defending men's rights in the United States, where she told me she created a helpline for Indian husbands living overseas and "visited every office of every senator and house of representative" to rally against the signing of the International Violence Against Women Act.
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More proof, if proof were needed, that being an early adopter often involves being sucker-punched by the very tech company you are idolizing… Some of the earliest Oculus Rift pre-orderers are facing further delays to get their hands on the long-awaited hardware — pushing the ship date to more than two months after the official launch, in some instances (via RoadToVR).
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This will be divided between current and former AT&T customers as follows, according to the proposed settlement: All this will be done "pro rata," so if you were an early adopter who got throttled to 128 kbps every month of your year-long contract, you'll get a bigger share than someone who only went over once and got throttled to 512 kbps.
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That directness hasn't always been central to his work, but it's reflective of the slightly more exalted position he holds in pop right now, a level of success where he's guesting on Ariana Grande and Maroon 5 songs (which come as slightly less of a shock than when he teamed up with the early adopter Miley Cyrus a few years ago).
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Instead of all the economic value being captured by the shareholders of one or two large corporations that dominate the market, the economic value is distributed across a much wider group: the early developers of Transit, the app creators who make the protocol work in a consumer-friendly form, the early-adopter drivers and passengers, the first wave of speculators.
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Understanding that there will be a significant crossover of creators and early-adopter listeners, SoundCloud is offering a discount on Go to the most dedicated Pro users: Pro Unlimited ($15/month) subscribers pay $4.99/month for six months of Go. The launch of Go is a long-time coming: plans for it were first leaked back in July 2015 and then confirmed by co-founder Eric Wahlforss in subsequent interviews.
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"I was thrilled to hear that the Enterprise Edition has finally been publicly acknowledged, and excited to see how people are using Glass at what it was designed to do best, as a tool to help them do their jobs better, focus on the task at hand, yet still have access to the resources they need," Allen Firstenberg, a "project guru" at Objective Consulting and early Glass adopter, told me in an email.
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"The work of journalism is creative, it's about curiosity, it's about storytelling, it's about digging and holding governments accountable, it's critical thinking, it's judgment — and that is where we want our journalists spending their energy," said Lisa Gibbs, the director of news partnerships for The A.P. The A.P. was an early adopter when it struck a deal in 53 with Automated Insights, a technology company specializing in language generation software that produces billions of machine-generated stories a year.
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