And because they're wireless, there won't be any more fiddling around with cables.
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And you won't have to worry about fiddling around with a pesky disk, either.
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I eventually figured out that fiddling around with the app's tutorials would "reset" the connection.
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At least YouTube didn't just pledge to continue fiddling around with its obscure algorithmic filters.
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Vitalik, when he was three, got an old PC and began fiddling around with Excel.
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Unlocking the phone and fiddling around with apps just isn't as simple as speaking out loud.
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He came across the new bits while he was fiddling around with the Mac App Store API.
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Last week, North Carolina-based Jason Hughes posted the results of his fiddling around with the Tesla system.
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The rapper has been fiddling around with his work so much recently no one knows what's going on.
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It took another ten minutes of fiddling around with the camera's position before I started playing any games.
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Which you could do, with the right line of sight, or a little fiddling around with PS4 remote play.
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Endlessly fiddling around with the margins of your resume on Microsoft Word is now a thing of the past. Why?
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The Cube will let you control your TV and compatible devices with your voice, instead of fiddling around with four remotes.
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One day, while fiddling around with some electronics, he heard is daughter say "Hi, Daddy, I love you" on a broken radio.
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But there's an undeniable appeal to the idea of fiddling around with this toolbox and coming up with something that simply works.
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So something that I've been doing in the past few years is fiddling around with the primary works of 19th century American authors.
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If you're inexperienced, it's a good machine to learn with, and if you're interested in fiddling around with settings, you can do that, too.
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The idea is that, yes, your time is being documented, but you're not distracted from friends or family while fiddling around with your smartphone.
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The upshot could be a virtuous circle of increased green lending, lower emissions - and a reassessment of the merits of fiddling around with bank capital.
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The worst aspect is that it doesn't render the item to scale like the Ikea app does, so you're left fiddling around with size and angles.
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By fiddling around with that, Kloeze found it was possible to use a script to request data on a user if you have their phone number.
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Hamilton drew criticism at Suzuka for fiddling around with his mobile phone during a news conference and using the Snapchat app to alter pictures of fellow drivers.
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We actually wanted to be programmers on the game at one point, to do the final cut, because we didn't want someone fiddling around with our music.
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It is easier to imagine eternally building the same crap, recreating the same worlds, and fiddling around with the same systems than it is to imagine building something new.
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I don't want to be fiddling around with my shirt or my dress so it's important to feel comfortable in order to have the confidence to do a good job.
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Suddenly a commercial success, Genesis is out touring the world, which leads Collins's wife to stray, which leads to him sitting at home angrily and fiddling around with drum machines.
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That said, I did enjoy fiddling around with the V30's settings — the phone has a wide range of different video recording options that take a couple of taps to access.
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From fiddling around with your new logo design to typing out 200 versions of your elevator pitch, this laptop is a trusty sidekick for your entire side-hustling to-do list.
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If France's richest man ever hopes to woo prized assets like Patek Philippe watches or Chanel into the LVMH fold, he can't be fiddling around with grubby activists at the bar.
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If you happen to be fiddling around with a brand-spanking new phone, then you're probably using up all the battery in one sitting and working it to the point of heating up.
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"If the lion's share of commands from the driver can be inputted through virtual assistants, rather than fiddling around with touchscreens and buttons, the current epidemic of driver distraction will be greatly mitigated," Palmer added.
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In 1928, British physicist Paul Dirac was fiddling around with the then-new theories of quantum mechanics and special relativity, trying to merge them into a single theory that would explain the behavior of ordinary matter.
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After sort-of shelving Starbo, Bowker and Heckler were fiddling around with names inspired by nautical influences (hence the store's siren logo), Bowker says that the two looked into Moby Dick and Captain Ahab's ship's name, Pequod.
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The reason why is pretty simple: The first time you just put your phone down on the table and watch it begin charging — without any plugging in or fiddling around with a cable — is a legitimately magical experience.
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Fiddling around with the 35-year-old's long, dark mane, North reported that she was making an "Anna braid" — referencing the main character in the kids' movie Frozen (which the 2-year-old is definitely a fan of).
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Okay, you might not want to use them to go on the rampage in GTA V, but if you're doing some form-filling or web browsing then it's a lot easier than fiddling around with the DualShock 4.
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But separating out the GOP solution, pairing it with some Democratic ideas to improve the ACA, and maybe fiddling around with the taxes some could generate a bipartisan bill that actually fulfills the promise to replace Obamacare with something better.
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That could mean less time fiddling around with settings like shutter speed and ISO, and more time concentrating on nailing the shot, which can be a big deal when you're hoping to grab a shot of a pet or baby.
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"Donald Trump is narrowcasting to African-Americans and Latinos with his Super Bowl ad and at the State of the Union, and the economy's doing well, and meanwhile we're fiddling around with a Socialist and Encyclopedia Brown," moaned one top Democrat on the Hill.
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More From i-D: In 2013, Frankie*, a 27-year-old European transplant from China, who prefers not to use her actual name since her job requires a certain level of anonymity, decided she was done scrutinizing her appearance and fiddling around with makeup techniques that claimed to be catered to those with monolids like her.
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"While people are losing their jobs, losing their income, and shutting down the economy, which we have had to do to deal with this public health crisis, they are fiddling around with Senate procedure that could, if one senator objected, take us all the way to the end of the week to solve this problem," McConnell said.
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He later recalled: > Dino wanted to make Flash Gordon humorous. At the time, I thought that was a > possible way to go, but, in hindsight, I realize it was a terrible mistake. > We kept fiddling around with the script, trying to decide whether to be > funny or realistic. That was a catastrophic thing to do, with so much money > involved... I never thought the character of Flash in the script was > particularly good.
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Meanwhile, the caller brings the Gold-phase gang along and a fight starts, which Maya madam breaks up. Annoyed with Maya madam, the Gold-phase gang tries to get pictures of her in the bathroom with a camera fitted toy drone but fail to do so. However, while fiddling around with it, they discover Srinu's brother-in-law, Ashok (Vishnuvardhan), and Rakesh's sister, Sony (Srimukhi), together. They confront the B-phase gang about it and warn them to get Ashok to back-off.
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We did "Trapped In My Mind" and we were dwelling on it like, "This is crazy, we need to put some guitar riffs on this." So I had my homie B-rent, come through Cudi's crib with his guitar, and Cudi did the guitar riff with his mouth cause Cudi couldn't play the guitar. So Brent replayed it. Then Cudi picked up [Brent's] guitar and started fiddling around with it, and I swear to you within like five minutes, he had a legitimate guitar riff.
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He had no written music to give the orchestra, he just hummed the part and they picked it up." Osbourne purchased a Moog synthesizer; though he "didn't know how to use it" according to Iommi, he was still able to compose the song "Who Are You?" with it. In his memoir Osbourne states, "I'd written it one night at Bulrush Cottage while I was loaded and fiddling around with a Revox tape machine and my ARP 2600." The singer also writes that Sabbath Bloody Sabbath was "Our last truly great album, I think... And with the music we'd managed to strike just the right balance between our old heaviness and our new, 'experimental' side.
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