More Mobile, More Mobile Fraud The problem of mobile fraud is only to be expected.
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First, homeless people are much more mobile than they knew.
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For instance, today's labor force is also much more mobile.
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It is just a matter of buying more mobile generators.
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HASTINGS: IN ASIA, IT IS MUCH MORE MOBILE PHONE CENTRIC.
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Virtually every business is becoming more digital and more mobile.
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One reason is that they are more mobile than previous generations.
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Management scrums aim to be a bit more mobile than that.
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Besides, as China becomes more mobile, patrilocal customs are breaking down.
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There are now more mobile subscriptions in the U.S. than people.
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But the problem is that corporations are rather more mobile than people.
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NFL games are about to become available on way more mobile devices.
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When populations become more mobile, so do sexually transmitted infections like HIV.
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ARMs may be best for younger borrowers, who tend to be more mobile.
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Saki's more mobile, cautious outside striking against Henrique da Silva was very encouraging.
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I asked High why Hilton didn't also go for a more mobile robot.
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Juniper Research said it expects more mobile operators to roll this technology out.
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The average Indian phone user now consumes more mobile data than most Europeans.
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It churns out more mobile phones than any other facility in the world.
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Young adults like Mr Teng are more mobile than any other age group.
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The longer, more bladed stance is a more mobile in-and-out platform.
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Her face looked radiant, more mobile and alive than when we had met.
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The chain is considering offering BOGO deals, as well as more mobile offers.
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It had more mobile successes… SaaS, particular smb SaaS, is pretty good here.
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Consumers are saving on their mobile broadband bills while consuming more mobile video.
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Manchurian women were more mobile than their Ming predecessors, who participated in foot binding.
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Ornithischian dinosaurs, such as the triceratops, had more mobile tongues than the T-Rex.
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However, the videos are vertical rather than traditional horizontal, making them more mobile friendly.
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With more mobile activity taking place in apps, traditional search loses relevance on smartphones.
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No tax base is more mobile in today's economy than the corporate tax base.
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But Dineobellator's tail was more mobile at the base, which was near its hips.
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Thinner sea ice is more mobile and deforms more easily from winds and currents.
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If you were the star of every show, would you watch more mobile television?
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In addition, 22019 percent more mobile apps will monetize through in-app ads in 2019.
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As firms have become more mobile, governments have had to work harder to keep them.
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In addition to the suit upgrades, Doom Guy is also more mobile now in general.
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"You'll see more mobile police on bikes and scooters to close in quickly," he said.
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Google has been working on its own projects to make the Web more mobile-friendly.
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The Pacers wanted to play a different this season—smaller, faster, more mobile and versatile.
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Investing abroad is more attractive and easier than ever before, and capital is more mobile.
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Vevo talked about creating more mobile-first video content, including the possibility of vertical music videos.
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Gingham's relationship with class and personality is more mobile than that of, say, houndstooth and seersucker.
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Last month Bharti agreed to pay 44.28 billion rupees to Videocon Telecommunications for more mobile spectrum.
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For instance, his skin is tougher, and knees and ankles more mobile, but that face…*shudder*.
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And it's thanks to rising temperatures and a growing population that's more mobile than ever before.
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Page fought a more mobile fight too, giving ground and angling off the line of engagement.
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According to Dr. Vencl, male fireflies are generally more mobile and have somewhat fancier flash patterns.
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Jarlath Conroy is her more mobile husband in this Samuel Beckett play day at the beach.
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But there are lots of players who can shoot 3s and are a lot more mobile.
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Microsoft will build more mobile experiences for iOS and Android, but don't expect a Surface Phone.
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She definitely was trying to switch it from a desktop-only service to a more mobile focus.
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It wants to use the team's resources to build more mobile solutions in the future, as well.
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First, to create a more mobile PLA capable of projecting force abroad, not just defending the mainland.
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More mobile video traffic also means there will be an increased emphasis on mobile video for advertisers.
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Full-time parenting became even more unmanageable after my baby started dropping naps and became more mobile.
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"I've become a little bit more mobile than I was the beginning of the year," he said.
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Computing has gone more and more mobile, but there's still a place for the trusty old desktop.
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A more mobile and better-conditioned Jokic would be downright scary, because he is already plenty frightening.
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They also had a total sperm count an average 17 percent higher, as well as more mobile sperm.
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And they hope to bring them along one day when "they're a little bit more mobile," Kate said.
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As the company introduces more mobile screen sizes, it's not clear which model is right for which consumer.
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One of the characteristics distinguishing voters from nonvoters is the fact that nonvoters are more mobile than voters.
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It allows me to be more mobile with my feelings and not get stuck in a particular emotion.
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BrainStation is designed to be cheaper, more mobile, and simple enough that even a novice can use it.
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Consumers say they would benefit most from more mobile data, as opposed to library access or digital training.
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It usually doesn't cross my mind to take it off because I'm much more mobile with it on.
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That's triple the number from a year ago, and more mobile transactions than Square and PayPal, he noted.
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And after years of decline, rural America is starting to reap the benefits of a more mobile population.
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Many employees, particularly younger employees, have been demanding the opportunity to work from home or be more mobile.
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It plans to launch two more mobile games in the year to March - Animal Crossing and Fire Emblem.
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You have monitoring, wireless ... In a more mobile fashion as well as ... Meaning something wandering around the house.
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At a time when people are more mobile than ever, however, many have an intense need for community.
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As Facebook has added more mobile users, it has also gotten better at making money showing ads to them.
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I think millennials will probably be more mobile as we age, chasing job opportunities where they may be available.
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In the South, there are more mobile homes, so tornadoes don't have to be as strong to cause deaths.
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For consumers, this is going to mean more mobile apps with AI functions as developers start incorporating these tools.
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When your body temperature is higher, you might feel more mobile because your muscles are able to function better.
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The data access deals are part of an effort starting in 2007 to get more mobile users onto Facebook.
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It's a critical job: Google must milk more mobile ad money to keep growth in its core business steady.
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Key parameters for the NGCV will, among other things, include building a lighter-weight, more mobile and deployable vehicle.
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As waters continue to submerge villages, the government said it had deployed more mobile medical units to southern provinces.
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AI continued to advance in speech recognition and game-playing last year, and robots became more mobile and agile.
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New buyers today are more mobile, thanks to technology in the workforce, so choosing an entry market is key.
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"I anticipate that as people become more mobile ... we're going to start seeing more and more patients," he said.
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More ominously, more mobile video will expose more social woes, like the number of police shootings of black people.
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All of this is possible in L.A. because the supply is a more mobile workforce than in other markets.
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Heightening potential gains, corporate capital has become much more mobile since the 85033 Act or the Treasury-ALI studies.
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What Berger has outlined is a lighter, more mobile force that can operate in small units on Pacific islands.
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Mondelez — Mondelez is developing more mobile apps based on its products following the success of an Oreo cookie-themed game.
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The company's stock has dropped 30 percent since March, despite intentions to transition to a more mobile-centred business model.
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It has also launched support of podcasts and rolled out personalized apps in order to bring in more mobile users.
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Thankfully, holiday sales mean you won't have to break the bank if you're shopping for a more mobile-minded gamer.
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Unsurprisingly, modern armies also want more mobile air defense that can travel on trucks and protect against mortars and rockets.
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Mobile accounts for about two-thirds of Baidu's search traffic in a country that has more mobile than PC users.
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And now all that information has been put together in a more mobile-friendly format, in the website tactical2017.com.
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She was also criticized for arguing Czechs should use more mobile data if they wanted their prices to go down.
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He's gotten much, much better in the ring, simultaneously more mobile and more able to use his prodigious natural strength.
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As waters continue to submerge villages, the government said it had deployed more mobile medical units to the southern provinces.
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Central banks and fintech companies in Ghana, Nigeria, and Kenya have employed measures to encourage more mobile-money usage, vs.
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Those that are more mobile will do better in the short-term, such as large cats, capybaras, birds of prey.
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More people live in the affected area, and they are more mobile because they are mostly traders rather than farmers.
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A typical user, he added, is "more mobile," and averages at 28 years old, and its user base skews female.
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We're 100% for mobile and portable gaming here, and seeing PC games on even more mobile devices is incredibly exciting.
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The Andersons say he is gaining strength in regular PT sessions and are hopeful he will be even more mobile.
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In a time when people are buying more mobile devices and tablets, it's not an area in which Intel has excelled.
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At about 1-year-old, he became more mobile and began running around and using the litter box like other cats.
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In the past few years, the company branched out into some more mobile-friendly products, but the magic wasn't all there.
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The pitch to retailers and e-commerce sites was straightforward: Apple Pay will help you convert more mobile visitors into purchasers.
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Part of the plan has been an emphasis on helping transition Huffington Post, as audiences consume more mobile and video media.
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They are more mobile than move-up buyers with families, so as first-timers return new markets could become less affordable.
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Yet as the internet has become more mobile and wireless, the amount of data traveling across undersea cables has increased exponentially.
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It owns more "mobile moments" — time spent and data spent on mobile devices — than anyone else, said Forrester analyst Julie Ask.
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Where Merchants Stand to Lose Firstly, more mobile fraudsters are likely to succeed if you're not equipped to protect against them.
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If they see good returns with this information, advertisers may devote more mobile spending to Google, or so goes the logic.
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He said the new rewards program helped drive direct bookings, as did making the chain's website and app more mobile-friendly.
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Cost-per-click dropped 9 percent, a slide that has continued as Google sells more mobile ads, which command lower prices.
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The enumeration had become more difficult as Americans spoke more languages and became more mobile and their households became more unconventional.
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They do not claim to be the cure, but they can be a practical aid to making disabled people more mobile.
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"The escalation of violence has been brought to a stopping point," he added, crediting the more mobile strategy of the police.
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Some experts have theorized that the more mobile model of US property might play a factor, as well as the compensation.
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In the past decade, Russia has reportedly committed $700 billion to updating its armed forces in this decade, making them more mobile.
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There are far more mobile phones in the world than desktop computers, and the pace of development for computers has slowed accordingly.
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Bear in mind that higher quality streaming will use up more mobile data if you're not connected to a wi-fi network.
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Also, the crashed ship that served as an immobile home base for the original Robinsons is a whole lot more mobile here.
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InnoGames has over 150 million registered players, and half of new players come from mobile devices, with many more mobile titles planned.
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As the president presented in his column, the technology has the potential to minimize accidents and make the American public more mobile.
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As Stacy Cowley found, the move toward more mobile banking has opened up all sorts of security concerns, including possibilities of fraud.
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Pepper works as a hospital greeter, but roaming the halls is another more mobile robot called Tug, which autonomously delivers drugs and food.
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That setup obviously presents some logistical issues when there are no oceans around, so SideArm looks to make the launch pads more mobile.
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Or the entire idea of VR backpacks, which allow for a more mobile VR experience by building a computer that's more easily carried.
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But this is largely attributable to the life choices of the boomer generation, which was far more mobile than the generations before it.
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But we like living in a tidier environment and our daughter is more mobile now, so we've started picking up after ourselves more.
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Microsoft itself has relied on FPGAs in the past, but is now moving its efforts from servers to more mobile devices like HoloLens.
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At the end of every Boston victory that postseason, Red Sox Manager John McNamara had used a more mobile first baseman, Dave Stapleton.
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That expansion helps increase the amount of time users spend in the app and therefore can expose them to more mobile ads, a.k.a.
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Instead, teams focused on beefing up their offensive lines and finding nimble pass rushers who can chase down the newer, more mobile quarterbacks.
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In the meantime, there's been a new generation of more flexible and more mobile detachables, 23-in-1s, and hybrids that have taken place.
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"This year the infrastructure of the ice camp is more expeditionary, enabling a lighter and more mobile camp for building and demobilization," Callaghan wrote.
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By making the product more mobile-friendly and linking to existing enterprise employee management systems, Microsoft can make Teams more relevant for shift employees.
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And over the years, other categories shifted to become more mobile as well — including news and media, vehicle sites, travel, reference, finance and others.
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"And AT&T, with their acquisition of DirecTV, they are now able to do a lot of bundling, they have more mobile," Gibbs said.
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The odds are you're going to want to be more mobile, and staying in the home for seven years is longer than it sounds.
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It's also being developed to help paraplegics walk again, and aid the elderly become more mobile and even stand for longer periods of time.
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There was an awkward amount of simply covering up, as opposed to the more mobile, evasive style Overeem has been using over recent years.
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In return, they'll get $10 billion from wireless companies, who are buying those frequencies for more than $19 billion to provide more mobile broadband.
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But as she became more mobile, able to join activities at her church and community center, she grew less isolated and her mood improved.
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He has the arm to make any throw and has shown decent accuracy as well, while being far more mobile than you might guess.
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The commandant of the Marine Corps is pushing an ambitious plan to shrink the Corps and turn it into a more mobile fighting force.
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Eighty-one percent of American adults now own a smartphone; as of 2014, there were more mobile phone subscriptions than people on the planet.
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It uses solid rather than liquid fuel, which means it is always fueled, making it more mobile and able to fire on short notice.
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In fact, Apptopia said that Amazon still had 162% more mobile sessions over the full holiday weekend — meaning Amazon was more shopped than Walmart.
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Technology is a tool that allows them to be more mobile and independent, but more work needs to be done until full inclusion is realized.
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And although it may have become more mobile because of globalisation, many investment opportunities in America—in Silicon Valley, say—are hard to replicate elsewhere.
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The pros: A standalone unit is more mobile and, in theory could be better tailored toward just the VR experience than a phone-based system.
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COO Sheryl Sandberg added that she hopes to work with advertisers on creating more mobile-native video, which she says will help drive better results.
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The paper was also looking to appeal to a younger, more mobile audience who didn't grow up with newspapers, and instead read their news online.
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Meanwhile, the redesign of the Jobs homepage is more mobile friendly, with added search features that take into account how you navigate on handheld devices.
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The Oled technology could pay off for Samsung because more and more mobile phones — made by Samsung and others — are expected to use the screen.
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And in some cases, the app will include more mobile-friendly content — like articles that attempt to educate in a more digestible, short-form manner.
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China has more mobile internet users than any other country, with about 850 million people using their smartphones to surf the internet, according to Xinhua.
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But as society becomes more mobile, she said, and families disperse across the country, online shopping for funeral services is likely to become more common.
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The result was a smaller, more mobile navy with less resources for aging capital ships and more for submarines, guided-missile destroyers and advanced frigates.
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Pricier burrito bowls and more mobile orders helped Chipotle Mexican Grill beat earnings expectations Thursday, despite fewer customers walking through the door during the third quarter.
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Young said that meant fans wanted a more mobile and on-demand experience in China, often consuming games while traveling or on the way to work.
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By their reckoning, mobility has changed little during the past century (although women became a bit more mobile, probably reflecting better access to education and work).
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With workers more mobile than ever, organizations will begin relying on data-tracking applications to gather analytics about how workers move around and use an office.
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CEO John Legere originally said that TV service would launch in 2018, but he then pushed back to accommodate more mobile distribution rights, according to Bloomberg.
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" And then laughing a little at the thought of having George and Charlotte with them, she added, "Maybe when they're a bit more mobile, I think.
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The reality is that PC makers adjusted to become more mobile and the tasks we reserved for the beefier, more powerful machines on our desks expanded.
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"Now that Arthur is 11 months old and more mobile, I have been trying to come up with different activities to do with him," she wrote.
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That could be tough without major players on board, though the network could attract more mobile virtual network operators, whose presence has been limited in Mexico.
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It is true that the interconnected nature of our world makes terror threats more mobile and terrorists able to strike harm far from where they train.
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But in return, those homeowners will get a more mobile city, less congestion, less pollution, and overall better quality of life for themselves and their kids.
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The move is a nod to the needs of big companies looking for flexible real estate solutions for an ever more mobile and far-flung workforce.
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With the EVEN model, the inventory is more mobile, depending on demand, and the customer isn't required to interact with a guy in a horrible tie.
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With the explosion of BYOD (Bring Your Own device), combined with a more mobile workforce, that are more devices than ever connecting to the government network.
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As more mobile apps have adopted subscriptions as a means of generating revenue, it's become critical to ensure consumers know how to turn off their subscriptions.
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Hellabrunn Zoo says we can only expect the cub's shenanigans to evolve from here, as she is getting more mobile, curious and active with each passing day.
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But they will both likely target the same demographic: VR newbies looking for a cheaper, more mobile alternative to the heavy-duty headsets currently on the market.
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All told, you can easily pay as much as a comparable "real" laptop from either Apple or Microsoft as you can on their more mobile-focused alternatives.
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For Google, the partnership is a bigger win: It helps keep more mobile e-commerce activity — and therefore, search ads — on the web rather than inside apps.
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It feels like Samsung is trying to incentivize more mobile gamers to buy the S10, boasting that its new Snapdragon 855 processor will translate into smoother gameplay.
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Almost every traditional desktop or laptop PC runs on the Santa Clara company's processors, but that tradition is fast being eroded by more mobile, ARM-powered alternatives.
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And when we had to make it a more [mobile] site, ESPN just wasn't equipped — it would have taken them two years just to figure it out.
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The social network still has more mobile users, but people spend more time per day trying to catch Pokemon than they do scrolling past people's baby photos.
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Microsoft is also planning on introducing read receipts and redesigning the app for Windows users with the desktop client to give it a more mobile-like design.
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The targeted areas are more mobile-dependent than other developed countries, and those populations tend to be more reliant on Facebook and Facebook-owner WhatsApp for news.
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The transport of goods has become faster, cheaper and containerised; capital more mobile; trade deals (and associated state-aid rules) more far-reaching; and automation more sophisticated.
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The tower is elevated slightly, atop a pair of shiny metal legs (optional wheels have returned, as well, for those who require a slightly more mobile experience).
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In New York, boroughs like Queens and Brooklyn have led the decline, Frey said, an indication that younger Americans are the ones who are becoming more mobile.
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Microsoft also needs more mobile developers to build apps for Windows 10 to help catch up with players like Apple and its popular iPhone and iPad devices.
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Thanks in part to Reliance Jio, a company that offers cheap, high-speed data, the average Indian phone user now consumes more mobile data than most Europeans.
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You still get to have awesome relationships with friends and family, and if you get that dream job across the country, you're probably a lot more mobile.
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Strong margins, swift momentum and that megatrend of more mobile workforces have earned Zeus Living a new $55 million Series B round it's announcing on TechCrunch today.
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Super Mario Run injects the side-scrolling jumping-and-coin collecting of Nintendo's beloved series with the gameplay trappings of the more mobile-friendly "endless runner" genre.
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Additionally, in the intervening years China became a much more mobile country — both internally and externally — which again means it's now more vulnerable to a health crisis.
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Quarterback Marcus Mariota, who played the team&aposs previous two games with a hamstring injury, should in theory be more mobile and be able to run when needed.
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A more mobile Lawler was visible against MacDonald and Condit but perhaps he could benefit from going back to the static counter punching style he used against Hendricks.
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I am certain many folks won't initially like the glossier, and frankly more "mobile" look that dominates Lightroom CC, but most all the same controls are still here.
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"In order to capture the attention of the customer who's increasingly less focused and more mobile, you need to create exciting and different experiences for them," reveals Beloff.
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During more mobile missions, it can be a good idea to move any sharpshooters and specialists together in a group so they can back each other up. 3.
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Facebook, of course, still counts far more mobile users – its corporate site claims 1.51 billion monthly active users, for example, versus Pokémon Go's roughly 15 million mobile installs.
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All images: Ultimate EarsTons of speakers already work with Alexa, and even more mobile devices feature Amazon's digital assistant so you can talk to her on-the-go.
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Samsung says the Galaxy Book S was also created to deliver a more mobile-friendly computing experience with touch-to-wake features and nearly instant power on times.
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In Canada, for instance, activists have deployed more mobile pop-up sites that can reach communities where a fully staffed building may not always be needed or available.
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The attractions are numerous: The cloud allows workers to be more mobile, data to be accessible and processed from anywhere, and hardware systems to be less frequently updated.
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Alex Hornibrook continues to take the majority of snaps at quarterback, but senior Bart Houston still gets his repetitions and is considered the more mobile of the two.
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The deals were part of an effort to push more mobile users onto the social network starting in 2007, before stand-alone Facebook apps worked well on phones.
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The company on Thursday unveiled two new voice-controlled devices that are more mobile than the original Echo, but still powered by Alexa, its Siri-like personal assistant.
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Here, Allah's camera is more mobile than before, following streetwalking prostitutes while we hear the sounds of male voices negotiating with them over prices for specific sexual acts.
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But Mahoney said "powered clothing" can make life more mobile and comfortable for everyone from people with spinal-cord injuries to sales reps who have to stand all day.
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It's a similar ethos behind the changes made to the Mario formula for Super Mario Run, which similarly tried to adapt the classic gameplay for a more mobile format.
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And it is both insult and injury that the wealthy are more mobile in the face of climate-induced hardship, and more effective at limiting the mobility of others.
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But VR has become more mobile recently — and now Walmart is rolling its VR program out to roughly 232.9,21 stores nationwide, to help train more than 4993 million associates.
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The new design and focus on infrared light is a reaction to, in Urban's mind, the changing surveillance landscape, especially as more and more mobile phones incorporate facial recognition.
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Meanwhile, the prey had all remained the same size – though they had also become more mobile and better able to burrow in order to escape the ever-growing predators.
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KitchenAid is like the Cadillac of mixers — the company's stand mixer is a coveted kitchen appliance and its hand mixers are equally efficient on a smaller, more mobile scale.
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Eventually, it was also one of the first of the disruptors that carriers started to work with, developing co-marketing plans and bundles to pick up more mobile subscriptions.
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And if I feel that way, how many more talented, more mobile people, who came to Britain because it seemed like an open tolerant place, might decide to leave?
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Playing the entire fourth quarter with four fouls and in the cross hairs of a coach demanding that she become more mobile on offense and more aggressive on defense?
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"With a flatter, more vertical forehead, that whole area above the eyes becomes much more mobile, and the muscles can make some really subtle communicative gestures," Dr. Spikins said.
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Microsoft has focused on surfacing some of the more mobile-friendly parts of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint into quick actions that let you get stuff done on the go.
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Junctionite, Seattle Without having to worry about health care for self and family, more people would be willing to start businesses, change dead-end jobs and be more mobile.
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AOL Instant Messenger Officially sent to the glue factory in 2017, AIM had been replaced for most people with other, more mobile-friendly messaging services for a long time.
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Additionally, South Korea's President Moon Jae-in on Saturday ordered the deployment of four more mobile launchers of the controversial Terminal High-Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) anti-missile system.
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Designed to be lighter weight, more mobile and much better protected, emerging Bradley A5 lethality upgrades already underway as part of a plan to build upon improvements with the A4.
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In addition to accommodating additional international languages, he said that global push will mean the company will develop its tech stack to enable greater, more mobile-based content for students.
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Different pokémon have different abilities — some can evolve mid-game, others are more mobile — and when two opposing monsters come up against each other they can enter a simplified battle.
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And young people are more mobile than ever, moving across the country for jobs, making them less likely to make long-term investments in things that can't be easily relocated.
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More mobile games are on the way, too: Fire Emblem: Heroes comes out on Thursday, while a mobile version of Animal Crossing has been delayed until April at the earliest.
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In India, for example, Facebook offers "missed call" advertisements so that brands actually call users with info instead of sending it within News Feed (and thus using more mobile data).
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That means more mobile apps – including one that will let guitar players play along to the songs in their library and another that emulates the tones of well-known players.
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But people are clearly doing more mobile shopping throughout the year, Nielsen found, as Amazon's mobile app saw a 43 percent increase in terms of monthly average uniques versus 2015.
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The new games are expected to be released later this year in the fall, and Nintendo has said it will create four more mobile titles by the end of 2017.
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It might be that Apple intends to do something more mobile-centric, a la Samsung and the Gear VR, or it has its eyes trained on augmented reality, like Microsoft.
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And as those lives become more mobile, we naturally want to take those games with us, which is where portable consoles, smartphones, tablets, and gaming laptops all come into play.
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The group is also setting up more mobile "drive-through" distribution points and taking care to ensure that vulnerable populations like those experiencing homelessness have access to food and hygiene.
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In the July-September quarter, Honda's operating profit was boosted by cost reductions and by higher motorcycle sales, particularly in Asia where a growing middle class is becoming more mobile.
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Instead of designing more mobile devices and social media apps, humanity has built a new technology called Soika that allows us to reach solar systems in close proximity to our own.
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Suman Kanuganti got the idea for Aira in 2015, after speaking to a blind communications professional about how Google Glass technology could be used to help the blind become more mobile.
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Babies can also get so-called proximity injuries, such as burns from touching a hot oven or poisoning from ingesting a household cleaner, because they are more mobile than people anticipate.
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Internet penetration and use are still high — Brazil trails only the United States in total Facebook, Twitter and YouTube users — and the country still has more mobile devices than human inhabitants.
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"Beyond our borders, the enemy is more furtive, more mobile, disappears into the vast Sahel desert and dissimulates himself amidst the civilian population," Parly said in a speech to the military.
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Many experts believe that the number has increased as games have become more advanced, more social and more mobile, putting them as close as the smartphone in your purse or pocket.
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Eastern women, who were part of the work force and with free child care, were more emancipated than their western sisters, and proved to be more mobile than their male counterparts.
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The number of military personnel on the ground is also due to be reduced slightly, although the force is being adapted to make it more mobile and its movements less predictable.
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T-Mobile US beat analysts' estimates for quarterly revenue and profit, as the wireless carrier added more mobile phone subscribers to its monthly plans, some of which come bundled with Netflix service.
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A lot of people have probably moved on to more mobile-focused alternatives, but still, it could be cool, and I totally thought Voice was going the way of Google Reader. 5.
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Because you have to route your data through Google, you'll also end up using more mobile data — Google estimates about 10 percent extra, which isn't great if you're concerned about data use.
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Microsoft even revealed recently that its desktop app would be phased out in favor of a more mobile-like app, but the company had to soon change its mind after a backlash.
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The DreamWorks deal was notable for being one of the first examples of a traditional media company betting on a digital future, where disruption is more mobile, streaming and over-the-top.
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Thanksgiving — when physical stores are mostly closed — continues to be a big holiday for e-commerce, and within that we're continuing to swing to more mobile commerce with record numbers this year.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)It's sort of a similar situation for AR Doodle, which lets you draw shapes and creations in 3D space, like a more mobile version of Google's Tilt Brush.
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While the initial feature set will be useful for quickly creating templates, scanning tables, and just using Word, Excel, or PowerPoint files on the go, Microsoft has more mobile-focused features planned.
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And, like the lonely sojourner of A Space Odyssey, the physical and emotional trauma Abbie undergoes pushes him toward transcendence, endowing him with psychic abilities beyond the capacity of more mobile humans.
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Bringing the web to Daydream could help correct this, and directing more mobile developer attention to WebVR might be a positive move for Google as it looks to make content discovery more simple.
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Verizon Communications beat Wall Street estimates for third-quarter profit and revenue on Friday, as the largest U.S. wireless carrier by subscribers signed up more mobile phone customers who pay a monthly bill.
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Scything off essential ports from the MacBook Pro, as Apple just did, is the expression of a deliberate choice from the company to move aggressively toward a less wired and more mobile future.
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CEO Steve Huffman told Recode that the additional cash will go towards internal product and business efforts, including a homepage redesign, a more mobile-friendly design and a push into user-generated video.
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Etsy is also continuing to navigate a shift to more mobile sales, with mobile visits accounting for 61% of the company's overall visits, and 44% of gross merchandise sales coming from mobile devices.
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While banking is becoming more mobile, it is still a good idea to take your child to your local branch so they can understand what it is and what it does, Henske said.
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With the ability to support Windows 10 and Valve's Steam PC game service, and detach its controllers for single-player tabletop play, it can make PC games more mobile than they've ever been.
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The Kim regime is believed to be developing more mobile, solid-fueled missiles (the intercontinental ballistic missiles tested in 2017 used less stable and more corrosive liquid fuel) that will likely test flights.
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Other researchers have pointed out that the relationship could be due to other factors, such as the possibility that healthier people are more likely to go to church, perhaps because they are more mobile.
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When Digital India is able to fully penetrate the rural parts of the country, hopefully even more mobile tech designed to assist health workers, educate families and facilitate small business opportunities will be implemented.
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In addition to adding CVS and 7-Eleven as retail partners, Cook says Apple Pay handled more total transactions last quarter — more than 1 billion — than competitor Square and more mobile transactions than PayPal.
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While Cook expressed optimism on new markets, he also said he sees a big opportunity to take care of current customers and to convert more mobile phone users to smartphones in areas like India.
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And with ad blockers looking to push into more mobile territory through deals like the one Israeli ad blocking startup Shine signed with European mobile service provider Three, the fight isn't ending anytime soon.
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But in a world where capital, communications and people are more mobile than ever before, what is of increasing importance is the way a state distinguishes between who's included or excluded within its territory.
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In May, CEO Javier Polo wrote on MCV Develop that the startup has been working with telcos to create streaming game technology for 5G, which will help tech companies to reach more mobile gamers.
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So people with jobs tended to leave for things like Twitter that were more mobile-friendly, kind of leaving the weird people who actually believe in sexism and racism at their computers at home.
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Not only did it allow him to fight out of a more mobile and powerful position with his feet under him against the ropes, but he could also get to the body with both hands.
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This feature is only going to be coming to positionally tracked headsets, a feature that has traditionally been confined to the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift but is now coming to more mobile standalone systems.
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There's a motherboard (often called a logic board in smaller more mobile devices) sitting in every computer system: the processor, RAM, hard drives, graphics card, and other bits and pieces all plug straight into it.
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Across all of that, as we've said, we're a more mobile than desktop company; of the people who use pro apps, and define themselves as pros, our largest product used by those customers are notebooks.
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You can login with a Facebook or LinkedIn account, where you'll pick topics of interest like finance, tech, and design to get a selection of algorithmically chosen articles in a more mobile-friendly reading format.
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That prescription can be filled anywhere, or at Roman's in-house cloud pharmacy that packs the pills by dose so they're more mobile than those orange medicine bottles and you only take the right amount.
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"It really is another indication of the changed Arctic, an Arctic that is covered by more seasonal ice -- ice that melts away every summer, thinner ice cover and a more mobile ice cover," Meier said.
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The Windows camp was very eager to position tablets as being inferior to PCs, while acknowledging that the more mobile form factor was something Windows was embracing, and, with it, a more touch-friendly interface.
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In a recent interview with PEOPLE Now, the musician and actor said his twins — son Moroccan Scott and daughter Monroe, 7 this month — are having a blast guiding their baby brother as he becomes more mobile.
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It's a more mobile virtual reality solution, one that doesn't need to be tethered to a PC to work, and it has a large number of games and interactive experience right off the bat, even Netflix.
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Afghan leaders say those efforts to build a more mobile army are undermined by an over-reliance on lightly armored vehicles like the Humvee, not widely used in combat by U.S. troops for nearly a decade.
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More mobile than the faster-serving Americans and more inclined to chance their arm at the net, the Spanish pair — who are not related — took the first set after breaking Bob's serve in the first game.
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Unless residents of Ohio are significantly more mobile than other Americans, there is no reasonable basis for assuming that so many voters there have moved out of their home county and should have their registrations canceled.
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Forman said the level of testing and containment achieved in China, which has seen its number of new cases decrease, would be difficult to reproduce in the US because the American population is much more mobile.
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Tailored to the more "on-the-fly" experience that the original Switch offered, the Lite ditches the detachable Joy-Con controllers and TV dock for a smaller design that fits perfectly into a more mobile lifestyle.
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REVIVE AILING AREAS For much of the post-World War Two period labor was more mobile, and the types of industries driving the economy did not cluster so intensely, a trend that started reversing around 1980.
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However, he is more mobile than classic dropback quarterbacks, such as Tom Brady, and he figures to play the position like the slinging Patrick Mahomes of the Kansas City Chiefs, who was last season's breakout star.
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For years now, Google has faced a steady decline in the amount it brings in per ad click, thanks largely to more mobile devices, but it has kept steady sales growth up enough to appease Wall Street.
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The data, based on analysis of more than 10,000 mobile Web domains, suggested that mobile sites load in five seconds earn up to two times more mobile ad revenue than those whose sites load in 19 seconds.
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Profit did increase by 8.3 percent over a year earlier, with more mobile usage, but analysts have noted that advertisers are not willing to pay as much for mobile searches as they are for their desktop equivalents.
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But as we think about the future of Microsoft, in a world that's more mobile, more cloud based, where the line blurs more between home, life and work, we wanted to make a product that felt smaller.
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"People are more mobile than ever before, and with increasing mobility, governments are going to compete with one another," said Boyle, who pointed out that Americans already do this when choosing where to live or establish a business.
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With more than five million people using it, and an ever more mobile workforce in need of collaboration tools capable of integrating with different apps, Smartsheet is a safe bet for even further growth in 2016 and beyond.
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With the world's highest population to date, China also has more mobile users than anywhere in the world, and a majority use voice-to-text capabilities to initiate search queries and navigate their way through the digital landscape.
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Consumers who know to set strong passwords on their computers and avoid clicking on suspicious emailed links don't necessarily take the same precautions on their phones, he said — despite making more mobile purchases and other sensitive financial transactions.
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Gabrieli says future areas of research should look into figuring out how to replicate the same things that piano lessons offer in a way that's more accessible—like with an app, or a cheaper and more mobile instrument.
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Still a seven-footer and still one of the best shooters on the planet, he has enough gravity behind the arc to make pick-and-roll containment all but impossible for both traditional centers and more mobile bigs.
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But those deals are bigger-than-big business: Chevrolet, for example, pays £53 million ($69M) each year to put its logo on Manchester United's kit, ensuring that the Premier League side look like slightly-more-mobile Chevy Malibus.
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And though they may be more mobile, a new challenge has simultaneously emerged for many young people, who have regularly dined out or consistently relied on takeout food: How to cook meals beyond microwaving oatmeal or boiling pasta.
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More and more mobile devices are ditching the headphone jack to make room for other technologies, despite the inconveniences of having yet another electronic accessory to keep charged, and the risk of losing a pricey set of wireless earbuds.
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"There's a saying here: 'there are more mobile phones in India than there are toilets,'" says Anshul Tewari, the 25-year-old founder and editor-in-chief of Youth Ki Awaaz, which solicits content from young people across India.
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No other new mobile games were confirmed by Adham, but he did nod at the fact that the company is interested in creating more mobile games, even hinting at the fact that more unannounced projects are currently in production.
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The Yankees had revamped Sanchez's conditioning program during spring training, hoping it would increase his flexibility in his lower back, hips and hamstrings — something that would allow him to be more mobile behind the plate and also stay healthy.
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Oncologists have suspected for several decades that metastasis usually requires a transition between sticky epithelial cells, which make up the bulk of solid tumors, and thinner, more mobile mesenchymal cells that are often found circulating solo in cancer patients' bloodstreams.
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It's still not clear what changes Nintendo would make to yield a cheaper Switch, although some have speculated that the new console could feature a smaller display or remove the dock capability for a cheaper and more mobile-focused device.
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With more mobile devices sporting fingerprint scanners and cloud computing becoming cheaper, Qondado, a Puerto Rican tech startup, is trying to ease the way for developers to integrate biometric authentication into their web applications through a flagship platform it calls KodeKey.
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The company notably isn't interested in getting into the hardware space, but they are looking forward to more mobile volumetric capture devices being made available that will allow more simplistic footage to be taken and uploaded to their expansive network.
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The automaker filed a similar patent last year — but the machine described in the recent filing would be more compact and more mobile, as the patent mentions the potential for custom-built trailers to move it from place to place.
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Morocco has a smart phone penetration rate of 130 percent - meaning it has more mobile subscriptions than people - but only 56 percent of adult Moroccans had a bank account at the end of 2017, according to the central bank data.
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What makes this weekend's launch more notable is the fact the missile uses solid fuel rather than liquid fuel, which makes it more mobile and easier to launch at short notice — as well as being tougher for others to track.
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The dominance of these more mobile, affluent and liberal voters was described by the academic Ronald Inglehart as the "silent revolution" — a new era in which our collective needs for physical, material and cultural security would gradually fade into the past.
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Mr. Gordon (seated) and Ms. Setterfield (who, seated at first, later becomes a more mobile participant) are part of what sometimes looks like chaos, with some 18 other performers crisscrossing the stage, taking up poses and then slowly varying them.
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Japan's Ospreys will be based on Kyushu from around 2019, near a new unit of Japanese marines that represent the spearhead of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's plan to give Japan's military a global security role by making it more mobile and expeditionary.
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The prototype we saw was tethered to a computer, but Avegant had actively been working on reducing the compute power needed for the technology, which would mean, in the future, making an AR headset that was not tethered and was therefore more mobile.
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While Hortum machina B is just a tentative examination of how architectural forms might become more mobile, the researchers state that in a near future context where driverless cars and autonomous flying vehicles proliferate, "Hortum machina B is a speculative urban cyber gardener."
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Countries where telecoms made less revenue per gigabyte of mobile data had more mobile data usage and higher uptake—telecoms in India, for example, made the lowest revenue per gigabyte and the country had a 300 percent growth in data usage last year.
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The company has struggled over the course of the last decade with the rise of fast casual chains, healthier eating and dieting trends, and shifts in dining culture that have resulted in less late-night drive-thru runs and more mobile app ordering.
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Cheaper to build, more mobile and easier to hide, ground-based rocket launchers are an attractive option to China as it develops its armed forces, experts say, whereas the United States operates more costly sea-based systems to comply with the INF.
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The Titan UGV, for example, came up in a recent Task & Purpose article noting the possibility smaller and more mobile unmanned vehicles could replace main battle tanks—which are very costly to operate and sometimes viewed as a cumbersome relic from prior generations of warfare.
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"Compared to the Paleozoic era (~550 to 250 million years ago) Cenozoic prey (66 million years ago to now) are more mobile, some of them have better armor to protect themselves, and part of them hide in the bottom of the ocean," Klompmaker said.
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It wants Taiwan to acquire smaller, cheaper and more mobile weapons that could wear down Chinese forces close to Taiwan's shores, in the place of big, lumbering and expensive kit such as warplanes and battleships, which are better suited to projecting firepower onto China's mainland.
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Now designed to be more mobile-friendly, Facebook is allowing businesses to create two kinds of offers – those customers can redeem online and those they redeem in-store – while also making it easier for customers to pull up the coupon they need at the register.
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Mr. Bonaventure had bet on the Giants to win, but as he watched a Giants drive fizzle late in the third quarter, with New York still losing 13-9, he mused over a few more mobile bets on the second slate of Sunday's games.
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The cultish Marie Kondo's admonitions to cast out the nonessential seems ripped from Zittel's playbook; the conceptual underpinnings for the swelling phalanx of tiny, modular dwellings that evade byzantine zoning regulations and create a more mobile society can be found in Zittel's experiments as well.
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But its big bet is that the number of gig economy/freelance workers will rise dramatically in the coming years, as tech continues to enable more mobile and dynamic ways of working — giving more and more businesses a pressing need to update their workforce management tools.
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The company's stated third-party support for apps will be a big piece of that puzzle, but opening up the assistant to more mobile platforms will be a solid way to help loop people in to the assistant and overcome the company's late start to the party.
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She views the FBI's request and judge's corresponding order as just one more example, saying it could end up making things far worse for everyone if whatever is created to hack Farook's phone ends up being used or copied to break into millions more mobile devices.
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This will become increasingly important as vehicles become sites for more mobile activity and additional connected activities, which will lead to more generation of data that can be useful to Google as an advertising platform, as well as for other aspects of its business including media delivery.
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Under Xi, set to begin a second five-year term at a key party congress next month, the once-hidebound Communist Party has sought to revitalise its role in society amid challenges to its traditional authority as the country gets richer, more mobile and more digitally connected.
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There are many theories behind Facebook's fall from grace among millennials and Gen Zers — an influx of older users that change the dynamics of the platform, competition from more mobile and visual-friendly platforms like Instagram and Snapchat, and the company's privacy scandals are just a few.
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The unifying thread to all of Amazon's hardware efforts right now is to build out an ecosystem of Alexa-capable devices, with the rumored robot making Alexa more mobile and the alleged emotion-sensing wearable giving the voice assistant access to a whole new dimension of user awareness.
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It's likely that a standalone version of the Alexa app for iOS and Android will appear eventually but, just as the Google and Cortana apps for iOS are inherently second-class citizens to Siri, Amazon will likely never match its success in the home in more mobile scenarios.
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"Since young people are more mobile-friendly, they can actually make more out of altcoin investments as long as they are able to discriminate gems from pebbles," said Kim Jin-hwa, one of the leaders of the Korea Blockchain Industry Association, an association of 14 virtual currency exchanges.
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Even though built-in disc drives began to disappear from laptops several years ago to make the computers lighter and more mobile-friendly, you can still find USB-based external CD drives for $25 or less online; Apple's $79 SuperDrive, designed for its Mac laptops, is noticeably higher priced.
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We're going to take a very growth mindset to this — which is, things won't be perfect but they'll intentionally not be perfect because we're trying to invent a lot and have the brands really push themselves to be more global, be more mobile, be more video, be more data-centric overall.
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"We're opening service centers as fast as we can and have already opened 25 new service locations this quarter and the rate of service center opening will increase dramatically into the course of this year, as well as more mobile service," he said on the company's second-quarter earnings call.
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That personal intuition is of a piece with my career as a professor of literature, since I am convinced that great works of art tell us about shape-shifting, about both the world and ourselves as more mobile, more misperceived, more dimensional beings, than science or our senses would have us believe.
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As employees become more mobile and don't necessarily always work from the same desktop or laptop, this virtualized solution will allow organizations to offer them a full Windows 10 desktop in the cloud, with all the Office apps they know, without the cost of having to provision and manage a physical machine.
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"Since launching our first Chromebook over five years ago, we have continued to improve the product, developing a computer that not only fits into consumers' lifestyles, but makes their lives easier, more mobile and more productive," said Alanna Cotton, vice president of product marketing at Samsung Electronics America, in a press release.
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A new financial inclusion report from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, carried out by venture capitalist (VC) firm Village Capital, with the participation of 55 entrepreneurs and 23 investors has found that wider and deeper support is needed to encourage more mobile money firms to launch in India and East Africa.
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Turk Telekom has spent 24 billion lira ($24 billion) over the last decade on building the country's most extensive fiber-optic network and is now looking to bundle high-speed fixed line and mobile services into a single contract to attract more mobile customers after the April 4.53 launch of 24.5G services.
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There are the innovations that pour out of Silicon Valley companies and elite universities, the flexibility of a work force relatively unconstrained by union rules, the dynamism of entrepreneurs less hamstrung by an oversize welfare state and of a more mobile population willing to move to where the cutting-edge jobs are mushrooming.
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So while Google shares didn't skyrocket on their first day and Facebook's even fell in their first few months as investors worried if the company would successfully transition to a more mobile-focused strategy, each stock has soared in the past few years and are both now among the world's most valuable companies.
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Yesterday the company announced that 14.86 million Switch consoles have been sold, along with about half as many copies of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe — a straight port of a game that managed to sell a further eight million copies even on the Wii U. Nintendo is likely to have more mobile titles in the works.
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According to the 2016 FIS Consumer Banking PACE Index™, Millennials make more than 75 percent more mobile transactions than other demographics, and 91 percent of Millennial smart phone and/or tablet owners today point to at least one personal financial management benefit they would like to see their bank provide via a mobile app.
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Mohammed, who lost a leg to shrapnel in Syria, considers himself lucky: He lives in a town just outside the Azraq refugee camp, rather than in it, and he is able to work in a coffee shop near his home because his son can help him do the more mobile parts of his job.
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But more mobile power users are seeking ways to power down, and dumbphones — which in one case has the financial backing of iPhone manufacturer Foxconn — are being engineered specifically to lure in the smartphone crowd with its scratch- and impact-resistant glass, feather-light weight, ultralong battery life and a minimalistic, easy-to-use interface.
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Ten years after the iPhone debuted, there are more in-house iOS programmers and more mobile development projects than ever before, but companies have struggled to take advantage of iOS to build digital tools to truly transform organizations and how they operate, according to Susan Prescott, VP for apps, markets and services at Apple.
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She links the rise of ageism over the centuries to broad trends: the printing press and widespread literacy made the lore that elders carried in their heads available to all (a process hastened, and even finished off, by Google); the industrial revolution increasingly demanded younger, more mobile workers; and medical advances made so many people live so much longer.
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This trend is also likely why Apple decided to give Shopping apps their own Category in the App Store just a couple of months ago – not only are consumers doing more mobile shopping, the launch of Apple Pay has made checkout easier, with retailers reporting a more than 2x increase in checkout rates thanks to Apple Pay integrations.
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Verizon and Hearst want to advertise to younger, more mobile audiences "When we look at Complex and how well they've built audiences by championing the digital convergence of cultures for well over a decade, it pairs well with our strategic vision and current shifts in content consumption," Brian Angiolet, Verizon's senior vice president of consumer product and marketing, said in a statement.
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Apple's iOS update makes it easier to get to your subscriptions Moving the Manage Subscriptions menu so that it's just one click away from your App Store profile might seem like a minor change, but it was needed: As more mobile apps have adopted subscriptions as a means of generating revenue, it's become critical to ensure consumers know how to turn off their subscriptions.
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His instinct has become hybrid — to combine support for free trade and immigration, to implement a Common Core to upgrade education, to provide health care so workers can be more mobile, to fund more Pell grants so more students can afford college, to make investments in clean tech, to make changes in the tax code to narrow income gaps — all to make the country more resilient.
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The opportunity to create a more mobile and a more equitable Austin is so important that even if Transportation Secretary Anthony FoxxAnthony Renard FoxxBig Dem names show little interest in Senate Lyft sues New York over new driver minimum pay law Lyft confidentially files for IPO MORE does not pick us to win the Smart City Challenge we will still pursue these technological mobility innovations.
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The only Q now is OS to run on it - shouldn't be macOS It sounds wild, but the A10 looks to have the power and efficiency to handle the workload of a full PC. This coalescence of mobile and desktop PCs is driven by forces on both sides: mobile chips are getting more potent at the same time as our power needs are shrinking and our tasks become more mobile.
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Only once was he picked to start more than 20 league games (it happened just twice in his first spell), and just as Keane's precedence in the two-up-top setup had confined him to the periphery the first time round, so this time he found the striking slots fewer in number, and often occupied by more modern, more mobile prototypes: Clint Dempsey, Emmanuel Adebayor, Roberto Soldado and latterly Gareth Bale.
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" Canadian advocates and officials have tried to get around this problem by creating a more mobile version of supervised consumption sites — which can take the form of a tent or van deployed in an area hard hit by drug use and, according to RAND, "typically offer fewer services but focus on the core provision of supervision of injections, naloxone and oxygen administration, and calls to emergency medical services.
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