Web apps like Dropbox Paper are cleaner and more lightweight.
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Japanese knives are more lightweight with thinner but extremely sharp blades.
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They're smaller and much more lightweight than anything similar I've ever seen.
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In practice, this made Gopher servers much more lightweight than web servers.
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It's also more lightweight, thanks to its 43mm aluminum casing and silicone strap.
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They'll have three gears, baskets up front and be more lightweight than those from rivals.
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Microsoft has been developing WCOS as the underpinnings for a more lightweight version of Windows.
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It doesn't skimp on quality and it's among the more lightweight stockpots on our list.
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There's also another, more lightweight plan, called Unlimited Choice that offers lower prices with lower speeds.
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Samsung's also tweaked the design of TouchWiz to make it a feel a little more lightweight.
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It's more lightweight than other flannels I've tried, but a tight weave keeps you relatively warm.
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"Brillo was to create a much more lightweight version of Android for developers," the rep told Mashable.
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Part of it, that came from the DARPA program wanting to create something that was more lightweight.
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Simon and Speck, aimed respectively at hardware and software, each have robust versions and more "lightweight" variants.
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A fascinator, I learned, is a smaller, more lightweight headpiece that fits on the head with an elastic.
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The end result is more lightweight web pages that aren't as bogged down with slow-loading, extraneous code.
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The aluminum band isn't quite as substantial as stainless steel, but the phone is more lightweight in exchange.
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The software library is aimed at creating a more lightweight machine learning solution for smartphone and embedded devices.
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It was smaller and more lightweight than other iPhones, too, still sporting the well-regarded iPhone 5 design.
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Or maybe you're looking for something a bit more lightweight that can be brought along for any adventure.
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Ekso debuted a few full body pieces in 2015, though the EksoVest stands apart for being much more lightweight.
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The title joins the more lightweight Photoshop Elements, but is the sole pro app currently available through the venue.
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The Sinji is much more lightweight, doing away with the cradle to prevent your $1000 device from getting scratched.
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With these more lightweight interactions, you can show a friend you're thinking about them with little effort on your part.
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The bars, which would eventually have to be made from more lightweight composite materials, flex when an object makes impact.
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It's a unique gel-mousse formula that is more lightweight than other mascaras but gives you just as much impact.
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The Triibe, which runs a more lightweight operation, also crowdfunded and is banking long-term growth, in part, on grants.
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"The Rain" is lighter in every way than "The Walking Dead," though — more lightweight but also more easygoing and humorous.
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This one-pound mat is even more lightweight than the Manduka eKO Superlite, but it's slightly thicker 2-mm thick.
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"We added nylon to the blend, so it's cool to the touch, more lightweight, and silkier against the skin," she says.
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The SoundSport's inline controller is also much more lightweight, mainly because most of the electronics are housed inside the earbud instead.
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Culligan said the new technology would make central securities depositories (CSDs), often run using old computer systems, more lightweight and efficient.
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It was the most risky F-Series redesign ever for Ford, as the automaker built it in much more lightweight aluminum.
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It's pop le Carré, more lightweight (you could say shallower) and verging on soap opera in its romantic and familial entanglements.
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Google certainly has ample reason to want gamers to move away from Windows PCs to systems with more lightweight onboard compute.
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The app, which will be called "Tinder Lite," offers a smaller, more lightweight version of the current flagship app, the company says.
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It's no surprise, then, that Trader Joe's reselling has persisted online, where the endeavor is more lightweight and less easy to target.
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"On Mars, it's more complicated because we have more gravity than on the Moon, so you have to make it more lightweight."
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The caliper on the rear axle has a more compact shape and is more lightweight, and it uses the brake-by-wire.
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At the same time, it's more lightweight than a canvas or leather backpack, so you won't feel bogged down by your bag.
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He admired my sneakers, brand-new Nikes that I'd bought for the trip because they were more lightweight than my usual pair.
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The Hexa is considerably more lightweight than the aircraft that seemed to be getting announced every month or two earlier this year.
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Whether it's when you're lifting it in and out of a car, or up and down steps, the more lightweight, the better.
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Chromebooks are a super affordable breed of laptops because they are typically smaller and more lightweight and don't have tons of internal storage.
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Accugun Quiet Pro ($119.99) — According to manufacturer claims, this device runs longer, operates quieter, and is more lightweight than any of Theragun's offerings.
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For years, Google took a more lightweight approach to app reviews – allowing the apps to go live almost immediately without any editorial oversight.
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It's much, much cheaper, and more lightweight and portable, but don't expect the same kind of AR experience you'd get with the HoloLens.
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It's more lightweight — it exists within Messenger — but it's trying to emulate that same feeling of bringing players together to accomplish joint tasks.
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The HeartGuide also weighs a hefty 4.1 ounces, which is far heavier than your average smartwatch—especially as newer iterations emphasize more lightweight materials.
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It's also much more lightweight than the old model, and less front-heavy so it doesn't constantly feel like it's about to fall off.
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Flyer is meant to be a more lightweight invitation, for events like a BBQ or a casual birthday as opposed to a formal event.
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For a moisturizer that's still intensely hydrating but feels more lightweight, I suggest checking out the Belif Aqua Bomb, another one of our favorites.
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The Blue Oval took the plunge with America's bestselling vehicle and the company's cash cow, re-engineering the truck to use more lightweight aluminum.
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Expect more lightweight, ultraportable scooters, compact commuter e-bikes, and high-performance off-road vehicles like those made by the Swedish bike company Cake.
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But AT&T today is running its own streaming services, including live TV service DirecTV Now aimed at cord cutters, and a more lightweight WatchTV.
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There's also no suggestion that Omio intends to offer a more lightweight transport proposition as a strategy to elbow its way into new markets, either.
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For designers and liberal arts majors who are using more lightweight apps for writing essays or drawing sketches, a tablet may be a better fit.
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According to the report, the armor is more lightweight than other suits used by police, and provide better protection against knives, bullets, and flammable objects.
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DuckDuckGo is hoping to make this easier and more lightweight with its own list of prime offenders that's kept constantly fresh by its own crawlers.
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The two Kindles differ when it comes to size — the Oasis having a larger, higher resolution screen, and the Paperwhite being smaller, more lightweight, and compact.
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"Turn by tun directions with real-time traffic data and a more lightweight footprint (for the application)," are all benefits that OEM's will enjoy, he said.
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Cutting out all those newer features means the app is much more lightweight, and it's quicker getting around (especially with a slower connection to the internet).
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This new kit, however, is more of an alternative, aimed at those who need a more "lightweight method to build on-the-go products," explains Amazon.
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After debuting the Vive Pro Eye back at CES, the company went decidedly more lightweight at this week's show, with the launch of the Focus Plus.
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Generally, living things like to use the more lightweight isotopes, so an abundance of carbon 23.9 over carbon 22016 can be used to infer past biological activity.
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In the age of Zoom though, Oblong's tools have become more lightweight, and the company is steadily adding multi-share capabilities to platforms other than its own.
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Instead of real leather, Pixie Mood uses polyurethane for its wallets and bags, a synthetic form of leather which is actually more lightweight than the real deal.
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As a more lightweight sock, these aren't recommended for winter running, but otherwise, they'll do just fine at the gym, on the road, or on the trails.
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SoFi has a much simpler and more lightweight set-up, with on-board sensors for perception, a servo motor and the same lithium battery found in smartphones.
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Planner will fill Microsoft customers' need for a more lightweight, easy-to-use tool and replacement for SharePoint Tasks, which were removed well ahead of Planner's initial debut.
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Reflektive aims to replace the typically painful review process with a far more lightweight and less demotivating real-time feedback system that integrates into an employee's daily workflow.
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There are other options, like the Guardian for those who need extra stability, and the Velociti 2 for runners who prefer more lightweight, streamlined shoes geared for speed.
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By contrast, demand for aluminum increased under the stringent Obama-era fuel economy standards, which created a market for more lightweight cars that use aluminum rather than steel.
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But Miller contends UbiquitiLink's constellation will be distinct from those other projects, since these spacecraft are much smaller and more lightweight than those proposed by SpaceX or OneWeb.
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For now, you're much better off with more lightweight and Android-like software from last year's Moto G, which we still consider the very best for the very least.
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While the RFP process may work for building new power plants or public utilities, hundreds of RFPs are issued for much more lightweight acquisitions, such as software and technology solutions.
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Here's the F-150, which I tested right after Ford redesigned the iconic pickup in 2015, to use more lightweight aluminum in the construction; Ford has since updated the vehicle.
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Beyond the price tag, the only real differences between these shoes and those sold on, say, Superga's website are a more lightweight canvas and a lower outsole, according to Target.
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Microsoft is doing similar things for the Surface Hub 2 software that will appear next year, allowing Windows to be more lightweight and to rely on the web more and more.
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So when we went in the studio, I think the sound of it kind of reflects that toy part of it because it's a little more lightweight compared to the debut.
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Google's solution to this problem has been a new version of HTML (AMP HTML), an open framework that allows for more lightweight pages while keeping the needs of publishers in mind.
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Certainly it offers the ability to create much more customizable parts than traditional methods – and could even help return local manufacturing for hardware startups, as a more lightweight and elastic system.
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Other key elements are a shift towards more lightweight materials, and tests of a new glue, a switch to which could cut as much as 6 percent off its emissions level.
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This online version of Moments is a much more lightweight experience that what's available via the mobile app — basically, you can only view the shared photos here, but not much else.
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The company makes POS devices that are more lightweight and affordable than traditional service providers, while it cuts out middlemen to offer its own customer services to reduce complication and cost.
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Many facial oils are more lightweight than face creams and have the added benefit of adding radiance to your skin — allowing you to skip the step of dusting on luminescent powder.
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"Although [they are] likely less occlusive and more lightweight…the skin is still a sensitive organ that needs to interact with the surrounding environment to do its job," says Dr. Nazarian.
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They're more lightweight, and also just seem to better represent the act of actually using your hands in a virtual environment, perhaps because of the focus on simulating grip on objects.
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The company touted its first touchscreen watch's design: it comes equipped with a nylon and aluminum case, which Puma says makes it more lightweight, and a silicone strap to minimize sweat.
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In a city like London, she said that in the summertime, you should wear a serum with antioxidants to protect gainst pollution, along with SPF and products with more lightweight textures.
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For startups exclusively focused on mobile AR, there's been some soul-searching to find ways to bring more lightweight experiences to life that don't require as much friction or commitment from users.
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On the other, it gets less attention (though more viewers) than the more lightweight, purely comics-style shows on CW like "The Flash" and "Supergirl" (based, like "Gotham," on DC Comics characters).
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However, SI's VR device, which is embedded in the magazine itself, is immediately easier to distribute, more lightweight and only mildly more challenging in terms of getting new VR users up and running.
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A. As cloud-based file storage and wireless connections have become common, Apple's MacBook family (and some Windows-based ultrabooks) have been shedding ports and slots, all to make a more lightweight laptop.
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Yet the wide-ranging exhibition, which includes more than 500 images as well as cases of archival material, shows Mr. Shore lately returning to more diverting imagery, shot with a more lightweight kit.
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It's been a few years since Garmin first launched its Vivo-branded line of activity trackers, which are more lightweight, less expensive alternatives to Garmin's serious sport watches, and they've generally received positive reviews.
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At the event, Apple unveiled a series of new laptops, including a thinner and more lightweight 13-inch MacBook Pro — which still had function keys rather than the touchpad in its higher-end models.
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But new materials that are more translucent, more flexible, softer, more lightweight, incredibly durable — they allow us to design almost anything, knowing there's probably a product out there that will help us achieve it.
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Used in parts which come in contact with high-temperature auto components, thermoplastics are more lightweight and durable compared with other materials used in vehicle powertrains, helping to increase efficiency and improve fuel economy.
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The H-LEX suit (it stands for Hyundai Lifecaring ExoSkeleton), is more lightweight than the prototype in these new pictures, but had near-identical functionality, designed to help senior citizens and the physically disabled.
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To combat the density and dryness of whole wheat bread, Mr. Migoya adds in the bran and germ later, only after the dough has developed significant gluten, to bake a more lightweight, airy loaf.
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The combination of fewer legal restrictions on the GIF and a broader, smartphone-boosted demand for a simple, quick, and more lightweight substitute for Flash animation brought the GIF back in a major way.
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The improved battery technology would make it possible to create smaller, more lightweight lithium-ion batteries for use in EVs, that could also potentially boost the total charge capacity and result in longer-range vehicles.
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In "Teenage Emotions," Yachty seizes on this commercial potential, discarding the more lightweight, outré songwriting of his earlier releases in favor of an ambitious, wide-reaching sound, delivered by Diplo and other big-name producers.
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AT&T has little interest in Hulu because it's building out its own internet-based streaming services, including live TV service DirecTV Now; the more lightweight WatchTV; and a new service that leverages its WarnerMedia properties.
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Amazingly, it was only the second song ever written by teenage Rod Argent, but its distinctive syncopated rhythm, moody minor chords, cartwheeling bass and virtuosic electric piano solo vaulted it above more lightweight British Invasion fare.
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If you're someone who needs a lot of cushion from a running sneaker, but are looking for a more lightweight option that you can also wear to workout classes, the HOVR Phantom is a solid pick.
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Patreon will need to make three important changes to compete effectively: more aggressively segment its customers, make the consumer-facing side of its platform more customizable by creators, and build out more lightweight talent management services.
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That means customer support teams could build voice apps that take over some of the more lightweight customer service duties from call centers, for example, or digital marketers could capture leads through voice apps, PullString suggests.
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Time will tell, of course, but Yang believes real growth in VR will come from adoption of the more lightweight mobile VR headsets like the Samsung Gear VR — which is powered by Oculus — and Google's Cardboard.
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The project's overall goal is to speed up web browsing on mobile devices by offering an open framework called AMP HTML, based on existing web technologies, that allows for more lightweight and speedier mobile web pages.
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Beyond that, consumers like more fuel-efficient vehicles, and the industry has given them what they want, in the process introducing new technologies, bringing more turbocharging to smaller engines, and adding more lightweight aluminum to manufacturing.
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Still, we've seen more lightweight, but fashion-focused versions trickle down to the mass market — and, suddenly, the jacket you begrudgingly wore during the chilliest days of February is now on-trend for both fall and winter.
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AT&T has its own streaming services, including cord cutter-friendly live TV service DirecTV Now, more lightweight WatchTV and another upcoming direct-to-consumer service that will launch later this year that leverages its WarnerMedia properties.
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And Nike's not the only company bringing sneaks out of the past and into the future: Adidas recently updated its fashion-favorite Stan Smith with Primeknit and Boost tech, making the '70s staple more lightweight and comfortable.
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The Mustang has become more of a sport car and less of a straight-line speed machine, while the F-150 was redesigned to use more lightweight aluminum and also outfitted with Ford's six-cylinder EcoBoost turbocharged engines.
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Readability To Reduce Hoax Sites – News Feed will now have a more lightweight, readable design with bigger link previews that put the URL domain above the headline so people are more likely to notice and avoid spoofed URLs.
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Apple today announced a new MacBook Air, one with a Retina display, slimmer bezels, and an even thinner and more lightweight body than the first MacBook Air, which had set new industry standards when it was first released.
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In our case, and what I saw and the reason I ended up leaving SRI to lead this company was, we developed under that DARPA program some more lightweight actuators, electric muscles that we were integrating into clothing.
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Plus, cans are more lightweight and portable, making them a perfect drink to sip on the beach, to haul to a pal's party, or to raise a toast to yourself while hanging out in your pjs on Saturday night.
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Postmates semi-autonomous delivery robot, Serve Postmates semi-autonomous delivery robot, Serve Postmates says they've made a number of changes to Serve in recent months, including implementing new lidar tech that's smaller, more lightweight and durable, with zero-emission capabilities.
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Jha said he personally prefers Teams to email — he particularly appreciates the ability to react to messages through emojis in a more lightweight fashion than one can over email — although he also oversees Microsoft's popular email programs, including Exchange and Outlook.
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With all that in mind, there's really no reason to install Gmail Go if you can use Gmail—it cuts out a substantial number of features for only one advantage, which is that the app is smaller and more lightweight.
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It's just cloud-synced text documents, and it's so much simpler and more lightweight than something like Evernote (which daily grows larger and more cumbersome) that I use it for just about everything, from shopping lists to the Great American Novel.
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Her move is emblematic of the period, as the major shift in the technology via its popularity made it more lightweight and affordable, allowing composers and musicians the freedom to move from using institutional studios to their home or personal studios.
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Microsoft will also be using a more lightweight and modular version of Windows 10 alongside its cartridge upgrade, and we're expecting it to look a lot more like the Windows 10X software that will be available on the Surface Neo.
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This could also be seen as a way to make Facebook sharing more casual, in the vein of Snapchat, especially given the success of the more lightweight and well designed Instagram Stories feature that disappears photos and videos after just 24 hours.
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If you really just want a fitness tracker and are not that interested in the "smart" part of the watch, the more lightweight Alta HR from Fitbit may be more your speed (though there are trade-offs there, too, with heart rate accuracy).
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Going through your browser's extensions and removing the ones you don't need is a good start in making the program more lightweight, and if you've not done it in a while, you might be surprised at how much stuff you can jettison.
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The other update is coming to Google's augmented-reality Live View feature, which is getting a more lightweight mode that will simply show the location of your destination without launching into the full-fledged 3D turn-by-turn navigation mode that's currently available.
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This tweak is likely what allowed Ember to slim down the design while keeping the internal volume (12 oz) the same, so that it's a bit more lightweight and travel-friendly than before (while also offering as much as three hours of battery life).
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Alternatives to the Calpak cubesI personally like the look and structured nature of Calpak's set in a suitcase, but if you're looking for something more lightweight, you may want to check out the Eagle Creek Pack-It Specter Tech Cubes ($39.95) made out of breathable, translucent fabric.
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Moreover, Brave Care will use the funding to open new, more lightweight facilities in the Portland area that can act as spokes to the main hub facility, where the company has expensive but not oft-used equipment like an X-ray machine or a full-service lab.
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This isn't entirely earth-shattering given that these are mobile chipsets running on what are still just laptop convertible 2-in-1s or tablets, but the fact that Windows 10 — albeit a more lightweight "Windows 10 S" — can run on Qualcomm 835 chips should still worry Intel quite a bit.
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The Sherpa has everything I'm looking for in 7-inch shorts: lightweight material, an even more lightweight boxer-brief liner (with a tiny pocket on the thigh for a house key!), a waistband that stays put without feeling constrictive, and some well-hidden elastic pouches in case you want to bring a snack.
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Snap a photo of a menu and Google Lens can tell you what to order On the foreign language translation front, the Google Translate app has long enabled language translation of signs that matches the style and typeface of what's being parsed, but now a more lightweight version of this functionality is cooked directly into Lens.
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The point is that Ford and Chevy must keep their full-size pickups competitive if they want to capture the millions of vehicle sales up for grabs every year in the US. In 2014, Ford took a big risk by revamping the F-150 to use more lightweight aluminum in its construction, to boost fuel economy.
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As a result, we may see an indie renaissance and some much-needed innovation and dynamism in the sector, as we saw when PC and video games came to life in the 1980s and 1990s, possibly with more lightweight games that can monetize effectively by combining VR volumes on F2P margins, but without the user acquisition competition that's around on mobile.
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This SuperFlex program that we were running at SRI was our project as part of a DARPA program called Warrior Web, which was a wearable robotics program that was an alternative to exoskeletons — so something that was more lightweight and focused on reducing injuries and fatigue for soldiers carrying heavy backpacks than it was leaping over tall buildings or carrying big heavy loads like you often see in "Aliens" or other science-fiction movies.
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Frankly, for a trout rod, there's little if any need to look further, but if you're after something more lightweight and technical, the Sage X rod and reel combo is a worthy jump, and the partially sealed reel that it comes with will likely outlast Orvis' Clearwater IV.Pros: Versatility, includes line, backing, and leader, 25-year warrantyCons: The reel doesn't come well-greased, so make sure to take it apart and apply reel lubricant before initial use
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Table of contents:Goggles to see underwater and protect your eyesAnti-fog spray to prevent fog build-upA swim cap to reduce dragA kickboard to build core and leg strengthHand paddles for arm strength and stroke techniqueA pull buoy to enhance upper body musclesAn ankle band for upper body strengthFins to improve endurance and align your postureA snorkel to keep your body alignedA mesh bag for equipmentA sport towel that&aposs more lightweight than cottonHair towels for a convenient way to dry your hairA backpack that can be filled to the brimA waterproof iPod Shuffle to motivate you to keep going
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