You know, our mice for example connect to iOS, they connect to the Microsoft operating system, they connect to the Google Android operating system.
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Some can connect to multiple devices at once, and others can even connect to multiple speakers to expand the sound.
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Boiler IQ has to connect to a ZigBee-compatible smart home hub, which itself has to connect to your router.
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"If people connect to that story and what the brand was about, people will connect to it again," she explained.
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For me, Shabbat — and I&aposve been recommending it to a lot of people — is the opportunity to disconnect from technology for 25 hours, connect to your family, connect to your friends, connect to something greater than yourself.
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Now my wireless headphones connect to my phone, which connects to my laptop, which then could connect to an Apple Watch.
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All three models can connect to a 5G network, but only the S20 Plus and S20 Ultra can connect to the "fastest" ones.
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WE ARE INCREASINGLY WHERE PEOPLE SHARE AND WHERE THEY CONNECT TO THEIR FRIENDS AND CONNECT TO THE NEWS OUTLETS THEY WANT TO HEAR FROM.
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All Galaxy S20 models can connect to a 5G network, but only the S20 Plus and S20 Ultra can connect to the "fastest" 5G network.
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To connect to Wi-Fi on most phones you have to leave the app to go to the settings app, then connect to the camera.
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AirPods Pro instantly connect to my iPhone, and they can connect to any of my other devices — my laptop, desktop, or Apple TV — in moments.
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The "connect to iTunes" screen showed up, and even an update via iTunes failed and sent the iPhone back to the same "connect to iTunes" screen.
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But largely those gatekeeper positions are still white men, and you're asking them to connect to and support stories that they may not naturally connect to.
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For example, cars may connect to a virtual network that makes minimizing latency a priority, while smartphones may connect to a network optimized for streaming video.
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They don't charge the Surface Pro X and they can't connect to Thunderbolt 3 docks that let you connect to a variety of accessories and peripherals.
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Plaid tools Plaid tools Plaid helps developers connect to financial services in a similar way that Stripe helps them connect to payments or Trello to communications tools.
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Specifically, the two Pro models will be able to connect to faster mmWave 5G networks, while the standard pair will only connect to lower-end 5G networks.
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It gave me the opportunity to connect to things that I forgot that I knew and to connect to the person that I forgot that I was.
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Phones, laptops and other devices will connect to Cisco's access points on corporate campuses and carry the traffic to the switches, which connect to a business's wired network.
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Normally, when you connect to the internet, you first connect to your ISP (Verizon, Spectrum, Comcast, or someone else), which then connects you to whatever websites you visit.
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For example, to connect to the VPN users choose a country and then another to connect to and watch a bear tunnel there when the connection is secure.
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Any electrical appliance could theoretically connect to the Internet to collect information, perform better, or connect to other devices—think alarm clocks, toasters, treadmills, lights, and even toys.
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The eero and eero Beacon can wirelessly connect to cover your entire home and includes two auto-detecting Ethernet ports that allow you to connect to any other device.
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And although Apple has improved the speed at which its AirPods can connect to other devices, the AirPods Pro can't connect to more than one device at a time.
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Lastly, the Switch can connect to the internet through an 802.11ac Wi-Fi connection, with the ability to connect to up to eight Switch consoles at once for local multiplayer.
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"Users connect to an agent using the phone, and when they connect to the agent, they can yield the camera to the agent," said Suman Kanuganti, CEO and co-founder of Aira.
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While Bose lets you connect to multiple devices at once and automatically swap between them based on which one is outputting audio, the XM3s will only connect to one device at a time.
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Like AirPods, they can also connect to Siri via your phone, but they can also connect to Google Assistant, and, of course, Alexa (and her 90,000 skills) via your phone's Amazon Alexa app.
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You don't always connect to every character that you play.
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Of course, the tapes also connect to the film world.
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The kits can connect to any computer, including a Kano.
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My laptop wouldn't connect to wifi on a regular basis.
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"It's very important as Assyrians to connect, to meet again."
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It doesn't text, connect to Twitter, or have a camera.
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In this example, we will connect to a Mac computer.
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And a tent that can connect to the rear liftgate.
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There's somebody that any kid who's watching can connect to.
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Both connect to the phone with small metal pogo pins.
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What will consumers need to connect to the Starlink network?
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Especially since I can't even connect to the game's server.
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Scaling electric scooters and bikes to connect to mass transit.
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The plug is connect to a long, thick, gray cord.
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You can still connect to any network with a tap.
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Be vigilant about which networks you connect to while traveling.
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WikiLeaks' founder Julian Assange can't connect to the internet anymore.
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His ability to meaningfully connect to his audience is undeniable.
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Their looks, and the way they connect to each other.
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Part of that involves helping entrepreneurs connect to bigger markets.
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But there's something about bandanas that I really connect to.
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Most of those devices primarily connect to the internet wirelessly.
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However, Bryant said Bloomberg needs to better connect to voters.
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Roku devices that connect to TVs have become particularly trendy.
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Are you including how you personally connect to your company?
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They only have their phones to connect to the world.
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But that doesn't necessarily connect to violent or criminal behavior.
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We wanted to offer something that everybody can connect to.
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The products we develop help us connect to this community.
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They connect to the Western world and borrow some things.
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How does this connect to the National Prayer Breakfast specifically?
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What's more, the young Boston Ballet dancers connect to it.
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I can immediately connect to an anger about that. Why?
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Can you connect to its message personally in any way?
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"People can connect to it very easily," Ms. Kritzinger said.
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French doors in the living room connect to a sunroom.
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The stations would connect to glass domes that grow vegetation.
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No batteries to buy, no power grid to connect to.
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But how advisers connect to deliver that advice will change.
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But, how advisers connect to deliver that advice will change.
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I guess people connect to the characters like real people.
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It can connect to other electronics, the internet, and smartphones.
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You connect to your creativity in an especially imaginative way.
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Via Twitter, Lewis invited people to anonymously connect to her vibrator.
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Any device you use to connect to the internet has one.
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Your stationary bike can connect to the Internet to motivate you.
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They also connect to the two other records in the series.
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Hopefully it will help people connect to Virginia and this cause.
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The single object is easier to visualize and to connect to.
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Get started on the computer you want to connect to remotely.
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Messages failed to send, and Slack couldn't connect to the internet.
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So how does this connect to space hotels of the future?
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Your $119 smart smoke detector just wouldn't connect to the internet.
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It uses Bluetooth to connect to Android, iPhone, and Amazon devices.
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It was simple and took no time to connect to IPVanish.
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It features a security strap which we connect to Ollie's harness.
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And women will connect to that power in their own way.
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How does the song connect to the time period we're studying?
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These allow users to connect to their neighbouring country's mobile network.
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You can connect to it via Bluetooth or an audio cable.
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You can't connect to this website because it's in blacklist site.
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You'll Never Guess How Anna & Elsa Connect To The Disney 'Verse
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Suddenly, anyone could connect to Starbucks from anywhere, even a Commodore.
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It could also possibly be used to connect to other accessories.
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You then use a goTenna app to connect to other users.
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You can connect to your phone to check what you've got.
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It does not use Wi-Fi or connect to the internet.
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How does that connect to craft beer elsewhere in the world?
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The dots connect to each other with a thin purple line.
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They'll use the same app and connect to existing Sonos systems.
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There are a ton of ways to connect to the Sound+.
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Maybe that'll stave off the urge to connect to a smartphone.
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Yeah, it's another thing to connect to your phone, but whatevs.
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You're supposed to use all these devices to connect to people.
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All these devices connect to each other, and the internet, wirelessly.
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Use it to connect to 450+ servers in 100+ locations worldwide.
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You have to connect to the net and make a profile.
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Initially, it was a little tough to connect to Wi-Fi.
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Third-party headsets will connect to Microsoft's Mixed Reality Portal app.
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WiFi: 4 starsThe WiFi was reliable and easy to connect to.
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HomePod can connect to Apple's HomeKit and control smart home devices.
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Connect to Alexa in order to lock your door from anywhere.
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I wanted to connect to people, you know what I'm saying?
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It will be able to connect to Pokémon GO as well!
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It really helps me to connect to the pure love source.
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The visuals also connect to traditional Armenian folk art and music.
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Likewise, decreasing enterprise assets actually connect to the enterprise network directly.
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You can even connect to two devices simultaneously, for whatever reason.
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When you connect to the server, it displays a short greeting.
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Power lines ran through thickets of trees to connect to houses.
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Some banks can even connect to your phone for A.T.M. withdrawals.
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This could also connect to the surfboard as another Summerland reference.
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The second layer is how the signs connect to each other.
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At the bottom of the Social menu, tap "Connect to Facebook".
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"To connect to California, he had Washington pointing west," Cherny said.
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But the drawings in the movie often connect to plot points.
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I want my work to connect to people, to touch people.
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How does the scope of sensations connect to what you feel?
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Like the M3s, these earbuds each connect to your phone simultaneously.
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Well, you can't connect to Verizon's 25G network with either device.
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That, of course, requires you to connect to a data network.
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Other places connect to the global economy by going through them.
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Most wearable devices are digital and connect to a smartphone app.
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Any time you connect to a Wi-Fi network on your phone or computer, your device saves that Wi-Fi network's SSID in case you ever need to connect to that Wi-Fi network in the future.
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Sometimes, when I travel, I use to connect to an Ethernet adapter.
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Speaking of handy, the Momentum Truly Wireless connect to devices impressively well.
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Or I could connect to plane Wi-Fi and incessantly check Twitter.
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That means it can't connect to the television like the Switch can.
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You can't just force an iPhone to connect to an MDM server.
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Apparently, they can even connect to two devices at the same time.
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And those users can connect to The Pit using their Blockchain account.
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Another year, another menagerie of devices that inexplicably connect to the internet.
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Here's how it works: Connect to Facebook and put in your birthday.
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But they didn't connect to anything else, and their functionality was limited.
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Mars and Pluto connect to bring you a powerful, transformative opportunity, Taurus!
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You need to connect to the past to flourish in the future.
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Spot also lets you connect to an exchange account using API keys.
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"We're helping software developers in Africa connect to local infrastructure," said Gikandi.
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Bennenfeld let me connect to a WiFi network created by the device.
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This way, if your password leaks, nobody can connect to another service.
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His talk will be part of SXSW's Connect to End Cancer Series.
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They headphones definitely connect to a device right away and stay connected.
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They're just glass rectangles that connect to the internet and take photos.
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The smartphone-modem chips allow phones to connect to wireless data networks.
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It also has a 20183 hour battery and can connect to PCs.
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It's a grind, but it really does help us connect to consumers.
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These devices will connect to Amazon's cloud, which will store the data.
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This happens when it's trying to connect to your Wi-Fi network.
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Does your speaker need to connect to your other smart home gadgets?
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Watch it to connect to these characters who are still just people.
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They also only connect to the Snapchat app for iOS and Android.
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With Cato, the stores connect to the cloud directly for Internet access.
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Connect to other women who are doing big things in your area.
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Many schools can help graduates connect to others in almost any industry.
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Lectures on civic duty did not connect to young people's intimate lives.
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That's become a really powerful way for artists to connect to fans.
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These images connect to the long history of western philanthropy for children.
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Expanding broad-band would help depressed rural communities connect to economic activity.
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Why your iPhone won't connect to Bluetooth, and how to fix it
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Another important aspect of sleep trackers is the app they connect to.
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Clinton cannot connect to the voters she hopes to represent as president.
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The devices connect to the vehicle's engine and automatically record driving hours.
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We believe that anyone should be able to connect to anyone else.
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Scroll to find the network you wish to connect to, and select.
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Seems to me like that could connect to her appreciation of art.
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Smaller clouds used in corporate systems are designed to connect to them.
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Mars and Pluto connect to bring a brilliant boost to your intuition.
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Whenever you connect to Wi-Fi your apps undergo a version update.
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This is a powerful opportunity to connect to the people around us.
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Lately, we've been making various simple robots that also connect to Twitch.
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Plaid's API software allows companies to connect to their customers' bank accounts.
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Excellent technology, but just why does this have to connect to Facebook?
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But they were far too big to connect to the municipal system.
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I'm using this place to see what people connect to, and why.
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Amtrak trains stop in New Haven; Metro-North trains connect to Manhattan.
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We connect to them, see ourselves in them and learn from them.
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"It's about how they connect to the cities they serve," he said.
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Red's impulses, to engage, to teach, to heal, to connect — to talk!
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For example, Garmin's entire Drive lineup can connect to a backup camera.
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Other times, the phone didn't connect to the 24G network at all.
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And then how do we connect to that next generation of consumer?
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Will 30-something tech magnates connect to Elvis Presley and Elizabeth Taylor?
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The catch: you can only connect to enemies of the same color.
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How does it connect to the time period of Game of Thrones?
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Then add the device you want to connect to your Home/Nest.
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How does the genre of a work connect to all of this?
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They connect to your tablet or smartphone using Bluetooth or Wi-Fi.
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We were connect to a concierge named Luis with extensive cruise knowledge.
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You'll be prompted to connect to Snapchat or your phone for contacts.
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Solving jigsaw puzzles was my family's way to connect to each other.
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Don't just connect to the open network that you randomly stumbled across.
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The Moon is in your sign, helping you connect to your emotions.
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In what ways does it connect to your own life or experiences?
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Zuora Central lets developers connect to both Zuora services and external services (Diagram: Zuora) Zuora Central lets developers connect to both Zuora services and external services (Diagram: Zuora) As an example, Tzuo says imagine you are renting a car.
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The Nylas API works in a similar way to Stripe or Twilio, but instead of helping developers connect to payments or communications with a couple of lines of code, Nylas helps them connect to email, calendar and contact information.
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Whether you're a new iPhone user setting up your phone for the first time, or you need to connect to a new network, knowing how to find an connect to a specific Wi-Fi network is an essential step.
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So what we're interested in is how to take this good user experience—which allows them to connect to characters, and connect to each other—and bring it into the mobile market, where people can enjoy it right now.
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"If you connect to your personal account, it's exactly like home," says Rausch.
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The grant will be used to support the museum's "Connect to Conservation" program.
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Connect to Wi-Fi, and open your Pocket app to download the article.
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Number of times Kashmir's devices attempted to connect to the companies she blocked.
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These "magic dots" allow the modules to connect to the phone's core components.
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Audio out means it's easier to connect to a speaker that isn't shrill.
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Twitter remains the best way to connect to what is happening in the
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The flip side is that you can connect to cellular towers almost everywhere.
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It did however connect to 3G internet and boasted a 0.3 megapixel camera.
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I was still able to connect to Wi-Fi, but it's hella slow.
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These five string theories connect to each other through "dualities," or mathematical equivalences.
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Cloud Elements gives developers a single administrative interface to connect to these applications.
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Her story helped me connect to my everyday horrors from a safe distance.
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Somehow, a $250 luxury Kindle still can't connect to 5GHz Wi-Fi networks.
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The company leverages Bankin' to connect to the vast majority of French banks.
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Your phone will connect to the Eero via Bluetooth to complete the setup.
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"When I sing in church, it's how I connect to God," he says.
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The tablet could also connect to a TV for more traditional console gaming.
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"Now, hopefully some people connect to my story and it will help them."
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Keep the button pressed until the Connect to iTunes message appears on screen.
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Mercury and Saturn connect to help you come up with a good plan.
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In its place, you can use headphones that connect to the Lightning port.
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The modem will usually connect to the outside internet via a coaxial cable.
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The chips will connect to an iPhone app that the user can control.
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The ramp bays, which have one sloped side, will connect to each shore.
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You just have to connect to the service's backend and manage your appointments.
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Purple means your Echo wasn't able to properly connect to your Wi-Fi.
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And when these devices do connect to a smartphone, it's only a sidebar.
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Until more banks connect to provide immediate service, the network has little value.
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That's kind of how I connect to all my characters in a way.
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Both are wireless headphones designed to easily connect to each company's latest smartphones.
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Farmers connect to WorldCover by creating an account on its USSD mobile app.
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The new beacons run Bluetooth Low Energy and connect to each other automatically.
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This lets you connect to the internet when you don't have Wi-Fi.
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Both movies connect to venerable movie-making traditions, invoking classics of American horror.
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Do you have to connect to the internet to set it up initially?
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Click on its icon or the word "Connect" to finish the pairing process.
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TuneIn allows you to connect to live radio stations from across the country.
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The goggles wirelessly connect to the weapon sight, delivering Rapid Target Acquisition capability.
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Why your PS4 won't connect to the internet, and how to fix it
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Most Echos have an audio-out port to connect to external speakers, too.
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Using Bluetooth, these headphones can connect to a Fitbit device, smartphone or computer.
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There's the things you want and the things you want to connect to.
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How do the drones in the film connect to your vision of Montreal?
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To connect to any of the presenting companies, reach out here: bit.ly/Connect_Me.
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It also allows users to connect to their inmates with photos and letters.
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It even provides an option to automatically connect to the recipients' Assembly member.
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In only took Wealthfront a few seconds to connect to my bank account.
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You connect to WiFi so that it knows exactly which PicoPak you're using.
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More devices are needed in and outside the home that connect to Cortana.
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Let's make sure the next billion people connect to a web worth having.
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Clinton's aides believed could connect to the younger women were Feeling the Bern.
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Tonight, Venus and Uranus connect to bring exciting news and ideas your way.
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Tap "Temporarily share music" to connect to your friend's AirPods and share music.
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I think it's very easy to use these devices to connect to people.
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The Lite is mobile-only and does not connect to a big screen.
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Those series will connect to the larger films and create a multiplatform universe.
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It was unclear whether these accounts used Facebook to connect to outside apps.
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A 1968 regulatory decision allowed independent companies to connect to AT&T's network.
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To connect to his prickly character, Mr. Esparza turned regularly to his notebook.
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The devices connect to smartphones and instantly upload readings to the company's app.
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Its molecules connect to form long chains that run parallel to each other.
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There's a black and yellow version and it can connect to 4G internet.
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Jack tapped his Sphero twice and used his iPad to connect to it.
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Both of these rooms connect to a den with a paneled fireplace wall.
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They connect to elements of a new culture and make them their own.
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Customers can connect to the Deviceplane API via Wi-Fi, cellular or ethernet.
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You also can connect to your traditional bank accounts from the Bnext app.
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A traumatized bear who can't connect to anyone –- except a tender, understanding human.
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The earbuds connect to an FM receiver, part of an assistive listening device.
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Many challenger banks lean on third parties to connect to a payment network.
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But you can also just connect to Bluetooth like a normal person too.
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In my experience, the headphones will connect to two devices quickly and simultaneously.
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Connect to their desire to learn something new through your knowledge of books.
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It was also a way for Clinton to connect to a younger demographic.
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Bits of Mr. Antoncic's manly, straight-line solo connect to Ms. Loemij's motifs.
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Other works connect to air travel in even more subtle and metaphorical ways.
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How to troubleshoot your Xbox One if it won't connect to the internet
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The tablet can connect to WiFi, so you can share documents by email.
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"The show was something that through writing it, we were able to connect to each other and able to connect to our cast and able to say things and express things that are difficult to say to ourselves," Pasek reveals.
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Within each costume are hidden references that connect to her past, and her drama.
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In theory, that should let people connect to their lights from outside the home.
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We wanted to truly connect to the character, to the world you were exploring.
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We are called here, and it is our job to connect to our power.
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Otherwise, we don't know how the Wollers connect to the four big Winden families.
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How can I connect to these subtle realms through the body or through intuition?
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Most connect to Alexa via an inexpensive hub, but some can accept commands directly.
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"What's also amazing is the way dreams connect to the true self," she said.
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The headphones only seem to want to connect to one thing at a time.
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Gomez hopes that a younger generation will connect to this material like she has.
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Six separate accounts can connect to the service, with access to 50 million songs.
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All you have to do is connect to the same network as your printer.
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What was promised was a way to feel productive and connect to the world.
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It helps me connect to my body when I can feel the muscles moving.
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You can open up Venues within the app to connect to the live event.
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Do you have a Nintendo Switch that you never, ever connect to your TV?
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Google and Levi's jacket that can answer calls and connect to apps looks amazing.
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Will it be able to connect to other PC components like external hard drives?
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The thing doesn't connect to Wifi, or it fails during an update, or something.
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The thermometers connect to a smartphone app, which can help track fevers and symptoms.
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Echo Input, a $34.99 product that will connect to existing speakers and bluetooth devices.
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We are not inward looking, but we try to connect to the world, too.
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"We want people to genuinely connect to their users across the web," Lemp said.
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The Master is the Bluetooth-connected one and the Satellites connect to the Master.
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The new version includes the key ability to connect to external services via APIs.
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The company has developed charge points that connect to the existing street furniture: Lampposts.
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"Do not power on, copy files, or connect to any network," read the posters.
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But they're wireless in the sense that they connect to your phone over Bluetooth.
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A case, Laszlo is convinced, may connect to another vicious killing three years prior.
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That's a piece of equipment inside devices to help them connect to mobile internet.
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Mars and your ruling planet Neptune connect to create a giving and sensual mood!
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It's not always easy to connect to them because of their age and complexity.
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He sees the good in every person and he's able to connect to it.
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Meals are an opportunity to connect, to learn more about and enjoy each other.
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It's ready for everyone else to hear it and hopefully connect to these songs.
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It is expected to connect to the grid in the first half of 2019.
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Plug your device into power and connect to the Internet with Wi-Fi. 2.
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"It provides a social bridge that allows you to connect to people," said Rutledge.
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Patients can connect to their doctors, allowing them to get the care they need.
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The original Echo, launched in 2014, is larger and cannot connect to external speakers.
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You connect to Cozmo's wi-fi and then follow a fair simply setup procedure.
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These shows contain stories and characters that we connect to, that we care about.
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Microsoft does have plans for Windows Mixed Reality headsets that connect to Windows devices.
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They connect to your wireless device quickly, and maintain a strong connection throughout usage.
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And you can't connect to existing sites to leverage users or anything in between.
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After it was destroyed, Judaism had to find other ways to connect to God.
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This monitoring kit can connect to and plug into any of your smart devices.
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Some of these things connect to and communicate with your Gmail or your Calendar.
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Did he also have to struggle with getting AirDrop to connect to his phone?
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I think that's something we can connect to our own personal relationships and families.
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The browser is essentially the OS and you connect to applications via the cloud.
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The product is a strap designed to connect to a watch, smart or otherwise.
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Unfortunately, you'll need the subscription for the board to connect to any other device.
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They also help Indians connect to the internet easily and for an affordable rate.
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It can even pair up with computers over Bluetooth and connect to Wi-Fi!
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All devices will connect to the iPad and Swift Playgrounds via a Bluetooth connection.
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I look at artists and find that they connect to the marrow of writing.
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Damage is hard to quantify and all but impossible to connect to later problems.
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Don't worry, the 2.5mm jack is only designed to connect to the headphones themselves.
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Change Wi-Fi networks or connect to a Bluetooth device from the Control Center.
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Again, also check the privacy policies of any apps you connect to Google Fit.
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Public criticism of the Cuban regimehas grown as more citizens connect to the internet.
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There are many African American users who test themselves to connect to their history.
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Thanks to games that connect to Facebook, they also know who your friends are.
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It takes 3 AA batteries (included) and can connect to speakers, amps, and headphones.
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Many of them must be retrofitted to connect to the latest internet-enabled devices.
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It can't connect to a TV, even if you have a dock set up.
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Resetting an iPhone's Network Settings should allow it to properly connect to the internet.
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That's because the Nodle networks still need a way to connect to the internet.
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Connect to Alexa and use voice command to control the lights in your home.
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"They viewed the ability to connect to marketplaces as an add-on," he said.
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But routers also have the ability to connect to and talk to each other.
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Passengers weren't using the service to connect to its more profitable long-haul routes.
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They pair together automatically and connect to your phone as a combined bluetooth device.
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It was also a chance, in retirement, to better connect to the natural world.
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When I turned it back on, it would no longer connect to the receiver.
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When used near the Chinese border, such phones can connect to Chinese mobile networks.
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The look has long sideburns that connect to full chin hair, but no mustache.
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Vehicles connect to the space station in one of two ways: berthing or docking.
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Also, the diamond the secret service agent wore could connect to a baseball diamond.
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PegLeg doesn't connect to the internet backbone that you're using to read this article.
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The keyboard can connect to up to three devices and switch between them effortlessly.
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The 2017 Samsung TVs will auto-recognize and connect to the new sound bars.
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Choose a Wi-Fi Network to connect to and enter its password if required.
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The VPNs let workers remotely connect to their employer's network to access internal systems.
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The station will feature four dispensers that connect to a high-powered, 7003kW system.
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"I think any director has to personally connect to the project somehow," he said.
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"The name builds a character and personality, and people connect to that," she said.
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The device also has an adapter to connect to the dock and power source.
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Now the company makes Bluetooth-enabled Instant Pots that wirelessly connect to customers phones.
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And I couldn't understand it, because I'm like, how can you connect to this?
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The WF-1000X are two small earphones that connect to a device via Bluetooth.
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For Waze, go into Spotify, and pick Navigation (Android) or Connect to Apps (iOS).
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If you're traveling, you can't even connect to 25G networks deployed in other countries.
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Each one has a USB charging port that can connect to a power bank.
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Only brokers can connect to exchanges, and the asset manager connects to the broker.
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They would pair instantly and I never had to re-connect to my Macbook.
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Select and connect to a network listed under either Public Networks or Other Networks.
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More than 70 million American homes use Wi-Fi to connect to the Internet.
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But these gags never seem to connect to the internal struggles of the characters.
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Do you connect to the plane's Wi-Fi or use that time to unplug?
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You need something people can connect to on a subconscious level, which is sexuality.
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New tests focused on a custom latching system, with a very high degree of precision, that can connect to specific points with millimetre accuracy, using a trial and error algorithm-based autonomous programming to make sure they connect to their target correctly.
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Another simple solution is to turn off your Wi-Fi functionality when you're not using it—though that isn't as easy to do on some devices anymore—and don't allow your device to connect to automatically connect to open Wi-Fi networks.
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At it's core, what is it that you think they are drawn to, connect to?
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Then, users with the right credentials can connect to this server using a VPN client.
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You need to connect to a VPN server outside of China to access those websites.
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People can report violence anonymously, connect to counseling, or get safety guidance and legal help.
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This will ensure that you use no data whatsoever until you connect to Wi-Fi.
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That's because phones are designed to automatically connect to wifi, regardless of whether it's faster.
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"The SSL VPN is the most convenient way to connect to corporate networks," Tsai said.
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When a cell-site simulator is in use, nearby cellphones will connect to it instead.
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It's just a hunk of metal that promises to connect to the internet of things.
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You didn't need to be tethered to a phone line to connect to the internet.
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How does that connect to the overall mission of H.V.R.F., insomuch as there is one?
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The point was that anything can connect to Alexa over Bluetooth to enable new experiences.
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Like most digital assistants, Jibo can connect to and help you control smart home devices.
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Why, people wondered, should you have to connect to the internet to launch a game?
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Once the hardware is in place, you can connect to it through your Wi-Fi.
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The safest option is to set up your own VPN server and connect to it.
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These cogs don't connect to anything; they don't move each other, much less anything else.
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You can also use Spotify Connect to play music to the Portal from your phone.
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The entire mobile broadband argument is about whether mobile devices can connect to phone numbers!
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After a number of attempts to actually connect to the camera using Bluetooth, she succeeded.
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That's a lot, but CEO McKinnon says that Okta's goal is to connect to everything.
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The sound quality is strong, and it's easy to connect to and to carry around.
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The SoundTouch system can be hard to connect to, and it sometimes shuts off inexplicably.
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The device uses Amazon's new Alexa Gadgets API to connect to an Echo via Bluetooth.
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They have the ability to connect, to feel this closeness with another being, another species.
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They do this by using multiple units, or nodes, that wirelessly connect to each other.
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Until now, the service only offers a JavaScript SDK that could connect to its APIs.
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"The community can connect to its cultural roots while it makes new roots in Philadelphia."
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Qualcomm is one of the top suppliers of chips that can connect to 5G networks.
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Maybe speakers that connect to your TV over Wi-Fi are all the more appealing.
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Both offer intense personal readings as well as a way to connect to other users.
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Smartphones connect to a solar-charged battery in the Barabanki district in Uttar Pradesh, India.
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The new feature requires signing up for a Stripe account, which you connect to Revue .
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As a result, it can connect to smart homes and be programmed to perform tasks.
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For example, the new tissue can connect to nerve fibers, but it can't make them.
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The modular capsules can also connect to each other to form a train-like vehicle.
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The ability to connect to the individual target of forum-trolling was now a feature.
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EISEN: Why is it so important to connect to your fans here in Southeast Asia?
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According to ComicBook, the origin of the drug's name could connect to something completely innocuous.
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It uses IFTTT to connect to smart home devices like Sonos, Nest, and Philips Hue.
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The processor powers the device while the modem allows it to connect to mobile networks.
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"There are so many ways you can connect to God during that month," she says.
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"We've found universal principles in our artwork that people really connect to," Thornton tells Creators.
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And in poorer countries few people have bank accounts to connect to their mobile accounts.
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The Ossic X can also connect to most devices using a standard 3.5mm headphone jack.
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Terrorist commanders couldn't connect to the internet and were unable to communicate with each other.
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Spectacles wouldn't connect to your phone's camera roll, only to Snapchat, making exporting a chore.
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The Jabra can connect to up to two devices and typically switch between them seamlessly.
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The laptop has to connect to the internet just 2 seconds after you open it.
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The more gadgets we connect to each other, the more points of failure we create.
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Another over-granting of permissions involves the way in which SmartApps connect to physical devices.
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It has built-in wireless internet so kids can connect to information around the world.
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Phones, or other devices that connect to that vast network, helping you manage your life.
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After the controlling web addresses were seized, Cisco saw 200,000 attempts to connect to them.
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We all dig in and do the work and connect to it every single day.
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But you can also connect to it over Wi-Fi and access your files wirelessly.
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Even on once-sacred airline flights, it's now usually possible to connect to Wi-Fi.
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My hope is that people really connect to it on a mercurial, deeply psychic level.
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The 60-story structure will eventually connect to the massive Dubai Mall across the street.
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And deploying cables for docking adaptors that will connect to spacecraft from commercial resupply missions?
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The 700s also feature Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity and conveniently connect to two devices at once.
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And I used a 93-bit DAC audio module to connect to my MacBook Air.
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It can't connect to a TV and it doesn't have the detachable Joy-Con controllers.
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They're one of the only sets that will connect to a Switch and a phone.
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Connect to PureVPN and use U.S (in most cases U.S have the cheapest tickets) 2.
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The Moon in friendly Gemini is encouraging you to network and connect to your community.
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Cell phones only produce that much radiation when they're struggling to connect to a tower.
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Designed for when you connect to a second display and don't have a mouse pic.twitter.
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For me, I've found a sense of individuality in being able to connect to both.
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The Moon is in your sign all day, Virgo, helping you connect to your feelings.
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It'll connect to your computer quickly via Bluetooth, and is rechargeable using a Lightning cable.
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The water pipes inside the core will connect to pipes in the rotating apartment units.
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We now refer high-risk people to case managers who can connect to treatment options.
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Windows was designed to import software whenever users tried to connect to an unknown printer.
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But they all connect to Bennie Salazar, a record company executive, and his assistant, Sasha.
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It finally has Apple's Smart Connector, which lets it connect to Apple's smart keyboard cover.
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There's a USB port on the bottom that can connect to two third-party accessories.
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Modules magnetically attach and connect to the Moto Z and Z Force through these contacts.
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That makes it difficult to connect to, difficult to explain, and extremely difficult to solve.
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A company selling VPN service that doesn't actually offer a VPN server to connect to.
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Saye's youth, and her urge to connect to Gambian spirituality, is preserved in these photographs.
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Nor does it seem, for men, to connect to insecurities about others judging their genitals.
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It's an abstract expression of emotion, which means that everybody can connect to it emotionally.
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The device would include physical storage and would connect to Amazon's existing Fire TV boxes.
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Then attach the bidet to your toilet seat and connect to the toilet's water supply.
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How does that connect to what Mars is focusing on when it comes to sustainability?
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We have a roof that is designed to capture rainwater and connect to rain barrels.
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This geographically diverse set of servers ensures that you can always connect to nearby location.
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The thermometers connect to a cellphone app that instantly transmits their readings to the company.
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People connect to it because they've been sick or they know someone who's been sick.
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And young Americans who connect to Mr. Trump could retain lasting ties to his party.
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This also explains the black squares that connect to it; they represent the piñata's thread.
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How this might connect to my professional life in music I didn't see at first.
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You want to make sure that whatever monitor you buy will connect to your laptop.
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However, our fluency in Spanish allows us to greatly connect to the Latinx metal scene.
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Their efforts to better connect to mass transit have been slow and piecemeal at best.
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That's some 1.5 million little defunct robots, which must connect to the web to update.
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Devices can be built to connect to low-band networks, high-band networks, or both.
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You can even use these traits to connect to people with the same AncestryDNA regions.
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If your PS4 controller won&apost connect to your PS4, there are several possible causes.
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What started out as hardware devices have become software products that connect to the internet.
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Whether Galaxy S11 users will find a 5G network to connect to is another question.
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In urban settings, their buildings connect to the existing architecture, often repeating scale and patterns.
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Like the previous app, it also records temperature history and can connect to multiple devices.
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You can connect to the car's media system using either Bluetooth or an auxiliary cable.
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But beware: These devices usually cannot connect to your computers, only a TV or monitor.
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Girls should be able to connect to the toys just as much as boys do.
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You can't use any old phone—or any existing iPhone—to connect to these networks.
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I unplugged the Wi-Fi extender and tried to connect to the UniFi Dream Machine.
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Sensors, thermostats, cars, robots, and other new technology will all connect to 5G one day.
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We connect to the business' existing sales and marketing platforms, like Stripe, Shopify and Facebook.
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They are literally difficult to think about, much less to connect to any personal meaning.
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If you're trying to chat with someone online, you could both connect to the internet.
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Snapchat may let users connect to third-party apps through its platform, according to Mashable.
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This evening, the Moon will connect to your planetary ruler Jupiter, opening your intuitive abilities.
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Dialogflow also makes it easy to connect to other applications — no matter where they are hosted.
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The seeds of Elizabeth's grandiose fantasy for her business connect to this paradise lost family mythology.
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Simply connect to the printer via Bluetooth and start producing physical copies of your fondest memories.
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The compressed air source, in the shape of a cube, can connect to four pipes simultaneously.
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It would be a half-assed attempt at doing something that doesn't really connect to anybody.
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They're both good physical comedians and Neil really wanted [Jason] to connect to sell the reality.
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The more apps and sites you connect to your Facebook account, the more exposed you are.
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Best part of all, it does all this without needing to connect to your bank account.
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The companies developed a new wireless standard that would let devices connect to each other locally.
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When trying to connect to the App Store, some users were met with a blank screen.
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Run the app on your home computer (or whichever computer you want to connect to) first.
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The glasses wirelessly connect to the Dash and borrow the earbuds to handle all the processing.
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Connect to kindred spirits on social media and swipe your way into the arms of love.
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With all the activism in the world, it's difficult to connect to Love Is Dead's passivity.
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And with its AV output, the Sega Nomad could quickly and easily connect to a television.
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Samsung Connect – Connect to nearby devices, such as Bluetooth headsets or other smartphones, easily and quickly.
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I was very thankful every day and really could kind of connect to, 'I'm so lucky.
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According to Nintendo, you do need to be able to connect to the internet to play.
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" "If I have to connect to VPN to use Whatsapp, I'm going to be so tired.
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Cain responds not by trying to improve himself or finding new ways to connect to God.
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My friend P is looking for ways to connect to you to pass you several messages.
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The common theme: All of these products connect to Apple's HomeKit platform for smart home devices.
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They can also connect to the internet via a Gigabit Ethernet port or dual-band WiFi.
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So Charter won't be able to charge companies to connect to its network for seven years.
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It's a little head-mounted screen that can connect to any device with an HDMI output.
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Black joy and Black success aren't things only Black people can feel, celebrate, or connect to.
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The watches connect to your iPhone or Android device via Bluetooth through the Health Mate app.
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The VR allowed Ando to connect to his father in the only reality he had left.
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Hyland had to have a port implanted in her chest to connect to the dialysis machine.
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They then managed to connect to Uber's Amazon Web Services account and download user data. How?
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"A lot of people have those, and you'll see it connect to the hairline," says Scott.
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The app, which reportedly masqueraded under vague, academic pretenses, asked for permission to connect to Facebook.
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The appliances also connect to smart thermostats, automatically switching to low energy during non-peak hours.
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The headset can connect to two devices at once, and switching between the two is seamless.
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If CTRL-kit doesn't directly connect to your brain, is it still a brain-computer interface?
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It's actually a fully functional house, one where all of the rooms connect to one another.
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A speaker that you could easily connect to wirelessly to play music off your phone. Duh.
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Microsoft's mysterious iPad cover could also use Apple's Smart Connector to connect to the iPad Pro.
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It gave tips on minimizing data usage and suggested nearby Wi-Fi networks to connect to.
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Instead of 'connecting to God's love,' it was 'connect to my love'... This says it all.
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It can connect to a computer or server via USB or a PCI Express expansion slot.
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Smartphones also connect to cell towers, so your carrier knows your general location at all times.
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To make this happen, users download special software that allows them to connect to the VPN.
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It has Alexa to answer questions, and can connect to all manner of smart home devices.
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The company partnered with Flamingo and Ipsos Connect to study that generation of moms and dads.
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Consumers would be able to connect to broadband through a special dongle attached to their device.
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We're happy to share that you should now be able to connect to Slack as normal.
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Connect to the device as a wireless network or a Bluetooth device to use its internet.
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You can plug your device into the controller or connect to the drone over Wi-Fi.
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Download the GE Appliances Kitchen app on your smartphone or tablet to connect to the microwave.
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They know how they think it should look, but can't connect to how it should feel.
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How does what they have learned connect to their own lives in and outside of school?
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What good is faster Wi-Fi if all of your devices can't connect to the network?
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This would have made it harder for them to convey ideas and connect to the audience.
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Read These Stories Next:You'll Never Guess How Anna & Elsa Connect To The Disney 'VerseSick Of TV?
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In Europe, it has a bigger impact because we understand and we connect to that more.
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"We will connect to Africa to exchange non-fossil sources of energy," he said, without elaborating.
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A: What you learn to do as an actor is to really connect to another person.
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The new central terminal will connect to the other two, eliminating the airport's "disconnected terminals" problem.
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You can connect to your GitHub account and start a cloud instance based on a repository.
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Users can enjoy unlimited bandwidth and they can connect to three devices simultaneously if they want.
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It also provides a generic connector that customers can customize to connect to unsupported data stores.
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Most line-of-business apps rely on being able to connect to a variety data sources.
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It's no mystery why so many Democrats can no longer connect to the white working class.
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Your Google Pixel can connect to a computer through your Google account or a USB cable.
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The 4KVR360 can connect to your phone through Wi-Fi or to a remote through Bluetooth.
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They'd have to connect to the Sprocket through Bluetooth, but Bluetooth is fun at parties, too.
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You previously had to disconnect from the current device and then connect to the other one.
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They connect to the iPhone's Bluetooth connection via a proprietary chip in the earphones, called W1.
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If your iPhone won't connect to Bluetooth, there are a number of ways to fix it.
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If you're having trouble getting your computer to connect to the Fitbit, you can get a .
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What does it mean for you as an artist to instantly connect to your audience daily?
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If the lava flow stays active, the island will probably connect to the coastline, USGS said.
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The next time you connect to Wi-Fi with the Kindle, the library ebook will download.
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It can also connect to an app to give him other feedback on his brushing habits.
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Related coverage from How To Do Everything: Tech:'Why won't my Mac connect to Wi-Fi?
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You don't need to connect to a network, you just need to turn on the setting.
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"The ability to connect to our history happens in a very visual way," she told CNN.
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So, yeah, I'm using the internet every day, but how do I connect to the internet?
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Is this is not about Kaji, is this just about my need to connect to people?
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Previously, non-native Apple Watch apps had to connect to a phone to send these notifications.
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Other devices like Amazon Alexa can connect to the clock to add other methods of interaction.
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You also can connect to your virtual machine from your iOS or Android phone or tablet.
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Those devices (think smoke detectors, etc.) are often old and can't directly connect to the cloud.
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Related coverage from How To Do Everything: Tech:'Why won't my Mac connect to Wi-Fi?
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App design: Many of these home security cameras connect to apps and use them for setup.
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What is there to connect to, when everyone's so bored and lonely ("blonely," in Feiffer's coinage)?
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Plus, you can connect to five different devices at once and share P2P content more securely.
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The team members then searched for other overnight flights in which they could connect to Washington.
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I connect to it in terms of a very romantic outsider who speaks to another paramour.
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"The need to connect, to share and love, to make eye contact, is instinctual," she said.
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And this: Can you trust that body enough to connect to the positive aspects of food?
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"There are a lot of dots to connect to arrive at the final outcome," she said.
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The "other angels" Night Angel mentioned could, again, connect to her three other Xscape band members.
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What is most important for you right now is to connect to your own inner light.
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Preston, whose father is a carpenter, can connect to the internet at home, with a tablet.
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To him, there was ultimately value in teaching students to connect to characters in tragic situations.
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Hermione also has a pet cat in those films which could connect to the Kitty costume.
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There's stress about their future, and that's one thing that college students can definitely connect to.
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They're called Smart Fridges — some even connect to Alexa, or come with a built-in Keurig.
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I connect to the call a few minutes late as I'm walking home from the subway.
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There are several possible reasons why your Xbox One controller won&apost connect to your console.
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Today, many Indians connect to the internet through their mobile phones due to cheaper, faster access.
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Lloyd's said brokers on its market will have to connect to the system by June 2019.
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Instead, you connect to your phone over Bluetooth or Wi-Fi and and transfer them manually.
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Smart TVs connect to the internet, allowing users to access online apps, much like streaming services.
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Numerous Facebook groups have been set up to help stranded Celadon truck drivers connect to others.
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They know how to connect to Western markets as well; the Westerners tell the story better.
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He was one of the first in the village to connect to the new electrical service.
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So Virunga plans to give free electric hot plates to people who connect to the supply.
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The regular Galaxy S20 can "only" connect to the "slower" 5G networks that have greater range.
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Once at the airport, Ghosn boarded a flight to Turkey in order to connect to Lebanon.
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Its speakers connect to nearly every streaming service, and they work with Google Assistant or Alexa.
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Will it simply give devices a way to connect to smart assistants like Siri and Alexa?
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The Amazon Echo Dot has a 3.5mm audio output jack to connect to your own speakers.
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It's believed the iPhone 7 could come with new earbuds that connect to the Lightning port.
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In the U.S., finance apps rely on third parties like Plaid to connect to bank accounts.
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But that rush of emotion we connect to our heart actually begins deep in the brain.
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She will connect to family and friends who sacrificed and supported her during decades of incarceration.
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However, it&aposs not always clear what sort of devices the Apple Watch can connect to.
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The base platform and bricks also connect to the Beasts of Balance app (iOS and Android).
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Let your instinct take over, then you really connect to this living element of the wine.
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What's happening in our museums is a primal way for people to connect to each other.
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Boucher approached her silently, touching one of her feet, as a way to connect to her.
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Note that your phone has to be in a reasonable range to connect to the speaker.
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Dan Clay: I connect to the more uplifting, confidence-boosting side of Sex and the City.
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I would suggest using a VPN and then being careful about which networks you connect to.
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The researchers found that GreenIQ and BlueSpray devices connect to their servers using unencrypted HTTP connections.
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I connect to media in a way that often moves me to my core, or whatever.
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But getting devices to connect to a Pineapple is only half of executing a MITM exploit.
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Use the food the table to connect to open a dialogue because we have a great tool?
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Close your eyes, breathe gently and connect to the beautiful baby inside of you that chose you.
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The wearables, called the LIV, contain sophisticated motion sensors and connect to a user's smartphone via Bluetooth.
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Use the Drop In feature to connect to other Amazon Echo devices and you're good to go.
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How can I connect to these other subtle forms of energy without needing to use digital technology?
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As became clear during the restoration, they were linked by underground channels that also connect to aquifers.
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And when people connect to someone behaving so outwardly bad, it can create a sense of discomfort.
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From there, it will connect to various network hubs in Europe, Africa, Asia and the Middle East.
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Fire up the desktop application, connect to your system, and select the entertainment area you've already configured.
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Your mom can connect to her social media accounts or print directly from her phone's camera roll.
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Tyler's skimming device was designed to connect to a computer via USB port, according to Fox 25.
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Because it's more important to connect to the human than someone who's like a plastic perfect person.
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Put simply, Huawei also sells some of the hardware that lets your phone connect to wireless networks.
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Instead, as 23.5,22017 businesses featuring literal faces that can connect to you on a folksy, personal level.
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Google has always used its annual I/O conference to connect to developers in its sprawling empire.
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It's the first Echo without a speaker — and it's designed to connect to pre-existing audio systems.
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The rainfall that did come wasn't enough to refill them — an event they connect to climate change.
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The Galaxy S20 Plus and Galaxy S20 Ultra, for example, can connect to the fastest 5G networks.
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I want to be as authentic as I can while telling stories that people can connect to.
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Head underground to find a network of minecart rails, some of which connect to powered musical blocks.
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And they would connect to ground equipment ranging from a smart phone to a sheet of paper.
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Gruber: Well, there's a remote app [already] for the iPhone now that you can connect to AppleTV.
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Up to 25 devices can connect to the Hub, and there's even an Ethernet jack around back.
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It's perfectly safe — as long you don't connect to your Wi-Fi or plug in a USB.
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The 560s connect to a smart device via Bluetooth, keeping tracking things within a 10-foot range.
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First, it is not convinced that TCH's system will ever connect to all the country's tiny banks.
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Nikon D500 features SnapBridge, it's wireless is constantly on to connect to smartphones and tablets #CES2016 pic.twitter.
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In Rendell's old yearbook, each of the six friends have yearbook quotes that connect to their characters.
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Apparently, though, you'll be able to record voice memos, play back music, and connect to Bluetooth headsets.
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You can connect to your bank accounts, create recurring payments and sub-accounts for a monthly post.
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The driver would have to connect to a malicious WiFi hotspot, and then use the web browser.
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And here's hoping Ivanka Trump will do better the next time she tries to connect to moms.
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Can connect to a smartphone via Bluetooth, but the app isn't necessary for day-to-day use.
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"You can't connect to the people without being a true reflection of the people," she tells us.
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The app doesn't read temperature for you, or even connect to a thermometer to ensure accurate readings.
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We value different perspectives in our employees so we can connect to our different types of consumers.
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Fortunately, Belkin is stepping in to offer a handy dock that connect to 8 additional Thunderbolt devices.
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Both the Home and the Echo connect to wi-fi but only the Echo offers Bluetooth connectivity.
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But it's also another screen, another thing to connect to the internet, and another thing to charge.
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The Freedoms come with fancy Bluetooth 4.1 which allows you to connect to multiple devices at once.
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And I think that's what a lot of the times gets us to connect to a movie.
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You have to create a PointWorthy account and connect to your Hilton account to make a donation.
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For two years, Nest has pressed diligently to get any connected device to connect to its own.
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Part of that focus is to release apps and services that connect to its core Line service.
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You can also listen offline with unlimited skips and can connect to Alexa for hands-free listening.
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To connect to Google's cloud, enterprises need to meet Google's network in a supported co-location facility.
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The need to connect to all of these exchanges raises costs for investors, the trade groups said.
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"It's still easy and cheap to find modern peripherals that will connect to these things," David says.
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Anyone who was affected should connect to iTunes to complete the update or contact AppleCare for help.
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You can also plug an optical cable into the back or connect to the system via Bluetooth.
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And yes, of course this has a companion app that you connect to the miniPRO via Bluetooth.
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Daimler sees digital business mainly as a means to connect to customers rather than a revenue generator.
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The device, which is internally called "Frank," would have physical storage and connect to Fire TV boxes.
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There's not an organization that one can necessarily connect to the discovery of a 3D-printed gun.
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Intel's major customer for modem chips, which help phones connect to wireless data networks, is Apple Inc.
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"I can't really connect to any wild quality of this dance," says one member of the company.
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One survivor is undocumented and closeted, and perhaps unable to connect to the family of his lover.
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You can understand something more in free jazz, because you've got other lanes to connect to that.
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You don't need to have every record, but you should buy the ones you really connect to.
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" "I can't connect to cookie-cutter celebrities, Botox, and reality TV. They make me want to chunder.
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So, even the models that connect to AT&T's cellular service do so for no monthly fee.
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You can also connect to different rooms in your home and other smart devices using voice control.
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Apple says the new chip makes the headphones perform more efficiently and connect to your device faster.
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The app uses the TabPro S's built-in Bluetooth to connect to a Samsung Galaxy S2169 phone.
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You'll also learn how to integrate APIs to connect to Google Maps, Facebook, and other popular sites.
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The answer's pretty boring: That's where the display's ribbon cable goes to connect to the logic board.
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The cover could have easily been designed by older adults trying to connect to the cool kids.
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Just make sure that you can connect to it from far away, and then there you go.
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Microsoft has also added game hubs for titles and a new media control / connect to Xbox interface.
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You want me to connect to my deepest self, all vulnerable and focused...with other people around?
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Without memory, Lucious can't connect to the people he loves, because he doesn't know who they are.
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I already have a subwoofer for my Bose system, but that one can't connect to this system.
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However, you will need to connect to WiFi or a mobile hotspot for that function to work.
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Before today's announcement, customers were forced to create their own architecture to manually connect to these systems.
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These people helped them connect to further-right figures, and eventually converted them to the far-right.
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Of course, the bigger question is how the series could connect to the larger Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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Hyperloop hopes to connect to city centers: What should cities be doing now to accommodate its arrival?
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"These are stories that connect to the culture and to society across races, across classes," Sokolowski said.
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Windows 10 will now produce a notification to quickly connect to a Bluetooth peripheral and pair it.
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This means that you can't stream from the Nintendo Switch Lite, which can't connect to a dock.
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Users can input a Nano SIM or use the in-built eSIM to connect to a carrier.
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Budgeting apps can connect to your bank account and automatically categorize transactions from debit and credit cards.
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"We want to connect to our candidates in the recruiting or interviewing process pretty deeply," Kalinowski said.
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With two real time payment systems in place, financial institutions would be required to connect to both.
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"It looked just like a LinkedIn -- a person's photo, they want to connect to me," he recounted.
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How does that kind of connect to what Mars is focusing on, when it comes to sustainability?
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With the scan of two QR codes, your vacuum could easily connect to your WPA3-enabled router.
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The boardwalks, which connect to the main lodge, are designed to protect the flora and prevent erosion.
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Godard's most recent film uses jagged visual and sonic cuts to connect to world and cinematic history.
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David Lynch is amazing at creating abstract moments with absurdity and otherworldliness that people connect to emotionally.
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Many banks have migrated to an alternate, slower technology to connect to the payment system, she said.
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Being able to have those stories and connect to what we're going through right now is powerful.
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To view video in real time you can connect to the VAVA's built-in wireless access point.
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New rules make it easier for neighborhood-scale renewable projects to connect to the larger power grid.
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Is there something in the sounds/production of 70s and 80s pop that you connect to more?
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There's tons of bands that people connect to and get moved by; any good band does that.
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Andy Samberg: We've been shocked at how many people tell us they genuinely connect to that song.
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If there's a site where Trump supporters can connect to potentially boink each other, anything is possible.
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Those individual scenes were often wildly entertaining, but they didn't connect to any sort of central plot.
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You have to sort of connect to that level of self belief that entrepreneurs have to have.
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Her mother had died six months ago, and she was hoping to connect to her grandfather too.
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But someday, we will hopefully be able to connect to the same data available in our computers.
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The different Brilliant devices communicate over a Bluetooth Mesh and connect to the internet over Wi-Fi.
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That means pretty much every high-end Android in 2020 will be able to connect to 5G.
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"He is a great teacher, who taught me and others how to connect to God," she said.
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How do you find ways of getting students to connect to the work and take it seriously?
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Our desktop and laptop computers are only a small portion of what we connect to the internet.
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"Sometimes they just need to be a human" — to connect to the story, not just the rhythm.
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Related coverage from How To Do Everything: Tech:'Why won't my Xbox One connect to Wi-Fi?
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The cellular version can connect to your cellular network so you can leave your phone at home.
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First, this transition is certainly welcome news for small businesses that connect to their customers by mail.
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The software works on any device and can connect to existing IT infrastructure used by production companies.
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The ultimate problem was that the buttons connect to certain brands of products; Bounty, not paper towels.
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"We're each building out our separate networks, and then eventually they'll connect to each other," he said.
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In late 2013, there were only five second-stage servers, which typically connect to the victim's computer.
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And a mother who, thanks to DNA testing, understood how deeply my roots connect to West Africa.
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The sensors sit on a plant's leaf and connect to a phone, tablet, or laptop using Bluetooth.
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The IconX 2018 are small earbuds that connect to devices and are a competitor to Apple's AirPods.
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The smart speaker supports Dolby Atmos and has the ability to connect to 1003K Fire TV devices.
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While the LMcable can physically connect to other devices with those ports, the cable cannot transfer data.
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All of the devices will be Alexa-enabled, meaning they can easily connect to the voice assistant.
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From there, steps connect to a living room with parquet floors, high ceilings and a dining area.
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Just connect to Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant devices to stream 4K HDR movies and shows instantly.
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Play on its own or connect to your speaker system to enjoy audio from your vinyl collection.
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Even the development of Tor, which allows users to connect to the Internet anonymously, was federally funded.
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United, like American, plans to expand to other cities that connect to some of its largest hubs.
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"I got through," he said on Twitter later, once he was able to connect to the station.
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Expect to be busy socializing, as the Moon will connect to action planet Mars in chatty Gemini.
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And how might goTenna connect to or partner with other communication protocols, now and in the future?
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We have so many ways to connect to each other that we don't have to feel alone.
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The iPhone and iPad come with Lightning cords that connect to full-size USB ports, so they won't connect to the new Macbook Pros out of the box The dongle you need to solve the problem will set you back $20163, or you can just buy a new cord.
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" But it was an exciting place for him to arrive at, a feeling that, "I could actually write about myself and, in doing so, that could actually connect to people even though the life I lead doesn't remotely connect to the people who are actually listening to my music.
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Though they won't be able to connect to cellular networks in New Zealand, they should still be able to work with networks in other countries (not that you'd be able to legally transport them by air since they're banned from all major airlines) and connect to Wi-Fi networks.
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"Don't believe in your fears" and "Connect to your strength & get out of your comfort zone," read another.
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To offer the King penguins more time to connect to this arctic side, the zoo started Penguin Parades.
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Cars that have both Android Auto and Wi-Fi support, will be able to connect to Android Auto.
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That alien thing features a ring flash and can connect to a smartphone app for adding creative effects.
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When patients connect to the network, they are taken to a website that looks like APWHC's, but isn't.
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The only negative was that it didn't connect to my PC/Internet until I bought the $70 addon.
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Both models are equipped with RCA outputs to connect to audio systems if your mom prefers that method.
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Hue Lightbulbs connect to the Hub and can be controlled via phone, or even Alexa or Google Assistant.
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Both models are equipped with RCA outputs to connect to audio systems if your mom prefers that method.
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All the adjacent carbon atoms have nothing to connect to in that region, which is just excess electrons.
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The number of apps we could download and things we could connect to was paltry compared to today.
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All breast pumps mentioned in this article connect to apps that record when and how long users pump.
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What we think: The League doesn't just let you connect to Facebook automatically, like most other dating apps.
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He used to be incredibly forward-thinking with social media, when the intent was to connect to people.
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You also have the option to connect to Facebook at the top to view your Facebook friend's profiles.
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But he adds another pet peeve with hotels is making it too complicated to connect to the internet.
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More resources for parents of trans youth, including how to connect to this network, can be found here.
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Each of these phones, and all the products that connect to them, need their own cable and plug.
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So we just have to really connect to them on a human level and really hone into that.
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To ensnare them — and, inadvertently, several million other people — they close all the bridges that connect to Manhattan.
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You can tuck a tablet discreetly into a large jacket pocket, and it can connect to LTE networks.
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The Galaxy S25 can connect to 25G networks, but only those in the low- and mid-band networks.
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You can transfer data at speeds up to 24Gb/s, and connect to a 22K monitor as well.
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Also, so that they can see whatever you're saying you mean and you can connect to that person.
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The earphones also feature a tap-and-go pairing NFC and can connect to two devices at once.
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Being able to connect to more than one Bluetooth device can be helpful in a range of scenarios.
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The actual game console is housed in a tablet, which can connect to a television through a dock.
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The dispute centered around modem chips, which allow the iPhone and other computers to connect to cellular networks.
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Coinbase wants to build a vision of identity where you can connect to decentralized apps while retaining control.
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The report, citing sources, said the system could connect to a television for gaming on the big screen.
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Late last month, major DDoS attacks left much of the United States unable to connect to any websites.
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They work with any TV that has an HDMI port, and connect to the Internet via Wi-Fi.
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Currently, companies connect to one infrastructure provider and buy a specific number of servers to meet their needs.
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They also connect to Ring's app so they can work in conjunction with its security cameras and doorbells.
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Modems are semiconductor components used to connect to cellular networks like those run by Verizon and AT&T.
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The program helps teens connect to free confidential STD testing without having to get approval from their parents.
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It used to be the case that a smart device would only connect to one account: the manufacturer.
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It can even connect to a phone or laptop via Bluetooth, and it is compatible with DJ software.
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Could it connect to the Sunken Place of Get Out, and the severing of control from one's body?
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So when someone buys an Alexa-ready car it's available to connect to their Amazon-controlled digital life.
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The sleeve is wi-fi capable too, so you can connect to the internet to order more bottles.
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Typically, this occurs after the iPhone switches off Airplane Mode, and is unable to re-connect to service.
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Today's new device uses Bluetooth 4.0 to connect to your phone and battery lasts up to 20 days.
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That is, airlines will have smaller cities connect to main hub cities before flying to other large cities.
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Es'hail-2 has two transponders on board that can connect to amateur radios from South America to Asia.
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Startups and nonprofits across the country are stepping up to help low-income families connect to the internet.
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The J-Go Surface Connect to USB-C Charging cable costs $19.99 and is available to order now.
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It announced "Plaid Direct" on Wednesday, which lets users more easily connect to newer digital banks like Chime.
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It will be a standalone origin story that does not connect to the films currently in the DCU.
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This one is in your sign, making this an extra special time for you to connect to yourself.
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However, Burning Man sources say Humano arrived with PVC piping that did not properly connect to its toilets.
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Almost everything can now connect to the internet: cameras, coffee pots, televisions, vacuums, toilets, children's toys, sex toys.
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So in remote corners of the globe, people often connect to the internet instead via massive geostationary satellites.
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That's evident in the RVR's ability to connect to third-party hardware like Raspberry Pi, Micro:Bit, and Arduino.
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For these classic works, whatever enables the audience to connect to the character and story is fair game.
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You can set up macros and speed buttons and connect to the Xbox, the PS4, or the Switch.
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You can boot up a new VPN server and connect to this VPN in just a few minutes.
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The system will connect to a TV via HDMI and sips power over a standard Micro USB cable.
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It remains to be seen how all of the above will transform the way we connect to stories.
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And you can now connect to a WireGuard server on iOS thanks to the official open-source app.
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I could for example see a traumatic experience but not connect to the horrible feeling of the moment.
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Finally, a version of the Galaxy S10 that can connect to 5G networks will launch later this year.
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"Will It Buttplug" explores a fairly self-explanatory question: Will this game connect to a vibrating sex toy?
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The second track is to identify pathways to connect to the captors or decision-makers in their government.
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To connect to a server in another country, you click on a tunnel and, er, tunnel to it.
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I've also noticed that both earbuds don't seem to connect to a device at the exact same moment.
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Boxing demands that as a fan you have to connect to the fighter because of who they are.
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It can connect to your phone via Bluetooth and hold a charge for 20 hours on the go.
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Since the Switch Lite can't connect to a TV, a sharper screen would have good way to compensate.
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The desktop API still works so users can connect to the service through apps like Tweetdeck and Tweetbot.
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Instead, Dr. ended up adapting the console so that it could connect to computers through a USB device.
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But what have you been doing to tap into your inner wisdom and connect to your inner voice?
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And with that connectivity, these devices can also connect to the Azure Sphere Security Service in the cloud.
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How do his Poor Richard drawings — which he did not show in his lifetime — connect to his paintings?
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VPNs allow employees to connect to their employer's network remotely, and also help regular people protect their connection.
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But the 5Q is almost completely programmable and you can connect to the automation services IFTTT or Zapier.
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Instead, Erdoğan was able to connect to broadcasters via Facetime—specifically, to CNN—and get his message out.
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Devices in the area will connect to a "ubiquitous" internet network that will also serve businesses and residents.
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"As society becomes more and more global, people want to appreciate and connect to the local," he said.
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Then, press and hold on Wi-Fi or Bluetooth to choose a network or device to connect to.
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GOAT provides a mobile-only marketplace where buyers and sellers connect to exchange the latest in collectible sneakers.
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On the switching front, there's one WAN port to connect to the internet and four Gigabit Ethernet ports.
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Consumers can now buy connected appliances for their kitchens, for example, or cars that connect to the internet.
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It's supposedly going to connect to a dedicated box through a high-speed, wireless tech called 60GHz WiGig.
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Because Xfinity Mobile piggybacks on Verizon's network, the phone has to be one that can connect to Verizon.
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Things like video streaming and gaming, in particular, rely on stronger processing infrastructure to connect to the internet.
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Trunks and hatches are good to check too, because in some cars, they connect to the passenger cabin.
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In turn, the user is able to more effectively connect to other people and the world around them.
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"I think she sounds almost like she's in a fantasy world that doesn't connect to reality," he continued.
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Read more: Don't expect Joaquin Phoenix's 'Joker' to connect to Robert Pattinson's Batman movie, according to the director
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Wi-Fi allows users to connect to the internet via a router or network without using cellular data.
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The school buses are equipped with routers and students use a public network to connect to the internet.
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The guidelines come amid new concerns about the security of the many devices that connect to the internet.
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Amazon is also launching the Alexa Education Skill API, which lets services like Coursera to connect to Alexa.
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What connects them is the way both these films -- set in the 1970s -- powerfully connect to the present.
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We're living in a world in which your kitchen and everyday home appliances can connect to the internet.
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Puerto Rico residents with other LTE phone brands will also be able to connect to the Loon balloons.
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Despite declining user numbers, Line has grown revenue by pushing out services that connect to its messaging platform.
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The Destroyer has elements in his origin story that connect to later works of Lee, like Captain America.
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However, "Be Frank With Me" was a book in which all of us found something to connect to.
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Did working on Jackie Robinson make you see the borough, or connect to it, in any different way?
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Whether it's a smartphone, smart speaker or wearable, it has to connect to the cloud to deliver answers.
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Diaper sensors that connect to smartphones are in some ways the natural progression of this tradition of invention.
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These local "nodes" in turn connect to an internet exchange point—without the need for a traditional ISP.
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You essentially force the server to connect to the outside world, opening up a weak spot for attacks.
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They just connect to your phone (and to Snapchat) and record snippets of video in a circular format.
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Marketplace communicates by means of a 4GLT modem that can connect to a cellular network or Wi-Fi.
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But then when something occurs, he has to come out of that box and connect to the people.
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Lobe-finned fish differ from others because their fleshy fins connect to the body through a single bone.
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You take the earbuds out of the case, and they immediately turn on and connect to your phone.
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Yet another 2020 candidate, Pete Buttigieg, has studied how Roosevelt used language to connect to deep American values.
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A 9,500-year-old human skull at the British Museum may help visitors connect to our human ancestors.
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I was looking for something that I could emotionally connect to and feel that anger and that passion.
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The mustache and soul patch of yore are still there, but still refusing to connect to each other.
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" The official Network Maintenance Information page noted that it is currently "Unable to connect to the network service.
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Almost everything will connect to it, such as cars, phones, infrastructure, and millions of "internet of things" devices.
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Now in the Game Launcher on the device, users can automatically connect to Discord to chat with friends.
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Users have the option to connect to Twitter, Tumblr, and, of course, Instagram's parent company, Facebook, among others.
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Any younger sibling will connect to Figgrotten's hurt and bewilderment when she is shut out by her sister.
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The key can connect to the device that requires authentication in three ways — via USB, NFC, or Bluetooth.
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Now you can set up your Fitbit app so it will connect to your Apple Watch through Strava.
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HOME REMOTE When cars connect to the internet, they can communicate with our homes while on the road.
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When you enter a subway station, connect to the Transit Wireless WiFi network available at all underground stations.
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To enable it, go to System Preferences > Sidecar, and then choose the device you'd like to connect to.
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Instead, they connect to a separate device, called the Philips Hue Bridge, which links them to your router.
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The keyboard can connect to up to three devices at once, with dedicated buttons to switch between them.
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If you do connect to the car's system, remember to delete your device's information from the dashboard settings.
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From there, the user taps to connect to Apple's software system and data start streaming into the service.
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He concludes that we must do as Chatwin did: walk, explore, and connect to nature and one another.
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LAS VEGAS — Monitors are passive devices; they connect to a computer and display an image on a screen.
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Smart TVs, which connect to the internet to offer online apps and services, can be exploited by hackers.
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Researchers say these memories have special impact since they connect to key themes such as resilience and exploration.
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In the future, we need sex appeal, we need modernity, we need to connect to the younger generation.
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In their most profitable operations, they have manipulated how major financial institutions connect to the international banking system.
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Unlike other Ultimate Ears' speakers, partygoers no longer have to download the company's app to connect to it.
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The audio components all connect to each other wirelessly, which is one convenience compared to traditional surround systems.
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But if we can connect to the underlying values behind those actions, that can be much more powerful.
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But it'll be much easier to actually connect to a 5G network of some kind by year end.
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But now, we have over 100,000 devices from 22023 different companies that allow people to connect to Alexa.
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So, we're able to connect to the brands, and they're able to come in and apply their expertise.
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A cell phone that can connect to the internet, enabling users to carry out a host of tasks.
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Baby monitor Baby monitors that connect to Wi-Fi are susceptible to hacks, as recent headlines have proven.
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Some users said they could not get WhatsApp to connect to the internet on Tuesday without a VPN.
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It also comes with a 3-in-1 Triton cable to connect to practically any type of device.
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How can you connect to a feeling like you're locked in a box because of the gang culture?
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Together, writers, producers, and performers expend most of their energy calculating a way to connect to that consciousness.
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AND THAT'S GIVING THEM THE ABILITY TO SELL AND CONNECT TO THEIR CUSTOMER IN A WHOLE NEW WAY.
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The cable will connect to an Internet hub housing servers mostly run by China's state-owned telecom companies.
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As for functionality, this turntable features built-in speakers, so no need to connect to an external system.
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TMR enables the user's mind to communicate with artificial limbs via prosthetics that connect to the nervous system.
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Correction: This article previously stated that LG's WiSA Ready TVs can connect to these speakers without a transmitter.
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It is all those things but when you watch it, you connect to it in a different way.
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The Beats Pill is a Bluetooth speaker that you can connect to your iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch.
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And Cloudflare notes that parental filters that operate before starting to connect to a website will still work.
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Others, like Frédérique Constant, produced hybrids: smartwatches that connect to smartphones but have analog displays like traditional watches.
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It is through turning toward, instead of turning away, that we connect to our roots as oppressed people.
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Spectacles will connect to your phone via a Bluetooth or Wi-Fi connection, according to the company blog.
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On the helper side, use the Search box with "remote assistance," choose the wordy "Invite someone to connect to your PC …" option and "Help someone who has invited you," and then use Easy Connect to tap into the other computer or select the contact name of the person needing help.
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Your phone tries to connect to the tower with the strongest signal, so in order to do a man-in-the-middle attack against cell phones, you just need to broadcast a stronger signal than the nearest cell phone tower and nearby phones will connect to your IMSI catcher instead.
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Tink will use the funding to expand its team, build new products and connect to more banks, it said.
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When you connect to a Wi-Fi connection, the backed up photos will be replaced by high-quality versions.
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