But lowering the app's workload could make it more usable.
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It just makes a user's footage so much more usable.
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They have figured out ways to make the cloud more usable.
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It's brighter and more usable indoors or outdoors under direct sunlight.
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Johnson also said they should make health savings accounts more usable.
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They make the weapons more usable precisely because they are not.
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Some compact cars' interiors are more pretty, some slightly more usable.
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You'd miss out on the futurism, but you'd get something more usable.
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Better Health By Design: Making Healthcare Tech More Usable, Understandable And Profitable
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The company has also poured huge resources into making Alexa more usable.
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But does this all come together to make a more usable keyboard?
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The more usable 1 GB instance will set you back $12 per month.
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Making the service more usable will thus require Wikipedia itself to play ball.
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Instead, weapon designers and war planners have introduced ever more "usable" nuclear weapons.
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It feels instantly more usable than the 360 video experience on Facebook or YouTube.
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" "In other words it will be far less expensive & much more usable than ObamaCare.
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In other words it will be far less expensive & much more usable than ObamaCare.
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None of these are earth-shattering features, but they will definitely make Inbox more usable.
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They are very unpolished and 'raw' ideas that democratize Frekvens and make them more usable.
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The Sierra AT4 is less outrageous, more luxurious, and more usable than the feisty Ford.
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Think of Samsung's Galaxy phones and their wraparound displays, but with even more usable screen.
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The company sees this as a way to improve the UI and build more usable apps.
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And it'll be a lot more usable than the VR backpack PC's of years gone by.
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Beyond that, advances in accessibility often have a way of making technology more usable for everyone.
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Now imagine President Trump with new, more "usable" nuclear weapons, and more options to use them.
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Trump plans to develop newer and smaller nuclear bombs, in part to make them more usable.
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FFRobot can precisely and gently pick ten times more usable fruit compared with an average worker.
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While more usable, the body shape is a bit of a drain on the battery range.
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Lattice uses machine learning to essentially put that data into order and to make it more usable.
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The Pi Zero also includes an HDMI out, making it more usable in a desktop-type setup.
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The pursuit of new, "more usable" nuclear capabilities also would undermine the credibility of U.S. nonproliferation efforts.
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After the DAO hack, founder Adam Perlow wanted to focus on making Bitcoin better, more usable and useful.
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Apple's foray into LifeCall territory came alongside new features meant to make the Watch more usable in general.
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Bitcoin was designed as an alternative currency, similar to gold but infinitely more usable due to its digital nature.
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"We want to make the commons more usable, and this is our next step in that direction," he explained.
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We should not give Trump, or any president, new, more usable nuclear weapons and new ways to use them.
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TenX charges fees for a wallet and card that are designed to make digital currencies more usable for transactions.
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The report details America's desire to develop newer and smaller nuclear bombs, in part to make them more usable.
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A faster, more usable web benefits Google, as it helps the company better cater to its primarily mobile users.
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The same effect holds true for meat: There are many more usable calories in a burger than in steak tartare.
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You know those machines at the grocery store that transform your gallon jug of spare change into more usable currency?
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As of now, the US plans to develop newer and smaller nuclear bombs, in part to make them more usable.
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Image: SnapTo make Snapchat more usable for olds, Snap is planning a "disruptive" redesign that could piss off the young.
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Microsoft will need popular apps like iTunes, Chrome, and Photoshop to make Windows 210 S more usable for most people.
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The Pentagon report details America's desire to develop newer and smaller nuclear bombs, in part to make them more usable.
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The same effect holds true for meat: there are many more usable calories in a burger than in steak tartare.
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New seeds introduced from Zimbabwe last year produce bolls that yield about a third more usable cotton than the old variety.
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Paradoxically, introducing supposedly more usable nuclear weapons to the range of options thus makes nuclear war less rather than more likely.
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The spray, however, is much more usable and I spray my fingers and particularly my thumb joints several times a day.
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Beyond making Tinder more usable, Tinder Gold gives the company the ability to convert more of its users to paying subscribers.
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On Thursday, the House is expected to vote on whether to give President Donald Trump a new, more "usable" nuclear weapon.
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Plant designers also have opportunities to research and design control system interfaces that are more usable and intuitive for human operators.
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Samsung claims this design allows for 40 percent more usable desk space than a standard monitor stand for the same size display.
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It works just fine and provides you with a much more usable keyboard, but it's still no excuse for a broken remote.
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It won't quite save home 3D printing yet – adding color to comparatively useless plastic parts just makes them prettier, not more usable.
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WalkMe's core premise is that it builds tools to make a business's software and apps more usable by its employees and customers.
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It has the potential to make Twitter more usable for many people, but it's just one piece of the anti-harassment puzzle.
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"What we need to do is make it more usable and accessible as a currency, but it's not there yet," Dorsey said.
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Corners are cut off to create more usable space and avoid the sharp angles that are a no-no in feng shui.
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"Look, it's still a mask, but it's a mask that's more usable and it's a mask that resonates with more users," Aloia said.
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Mobile device makers are playing with screen aspect ratios in an attempt to make large phones a bit more usable in the hand.
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"President Trump may come to think that nuclear weapons are more usable if their warheads are smaller in explosive power," Blair told me.
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Critics of America's new nuclear policy argue that introducing more usable nuclear weapons will lower the threshold to using them, with potentially catastrophic consequences.
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Going forward, he added, the Series A funding will go towards closing those supply gaps to make the service more usable in more locations.
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The company has advanced efforts in recent years to make its service more usable in emerging markets, countries where bandwidth may be limited or unreliable.
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For most of us, sacrificing a bit of driving sharpness to make the car quieter and more usable around town is a worthy trade off.
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In fact, the Trump administration has called for the development of a new "low yield" submarine launched ballistic missile deemed more "usable" for the military.
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Many experts worry that having tinier nukes makes them more usable, thereby increasing the chance of a skirmish turning into a full-blown nuclear war.
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It might be time for Apple to take a hint: Either update group messaging to make it more usable, or just get rid of it altogether.
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Android Auto will be getting a couple new features this year that are relatively minor, but promise to make the platform quite a bit more usable.
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While it's obviously a work in progress, the feature, if implemented correctly, could make the web a lot more usable for Tor users around the world.
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The update to Bixby makes it more usable around the world, but it's still not as agile as Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa at understanding voice commands.
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Of course, it should also be an excellent stills camera as well, and there have been some design tweaks to make the camera more usable for pros.
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Part of the interest for these companies is not simply navigation, but because mapping interior spaces will also make them more usable in a number of applications.
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That little bit of extra space makes the keyboard much more usable, and Lenovo is also doing the standard trick of correcting for your mistypes with its software.
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That makes the block-grant approach a troublesome fit with the president's stated desire for a system that Americans find "far less expensive & much more usable than Obamacare."
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The things that we have done to make OpenStack more usable apply broadly to these businesses [that use it], because there isn't a single one that's only running OpenStack.
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This should make it more usable as a conventional phone than the Galaxy Fold, but the plastic-covered screen faces an even greater durability challenge since it's constantly exposed.
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Moreover, the Bolt EV will have a lot more standard technology features (we'll get into further down) than the Model 3 and, by my estimation, a more usable interior.
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According to the Mercedes press release, it gives "significantly higher agility and increased driving pleasure with less steering input" — though the more usable benefit is a reduced turning circle.
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While a device like the Futurefön might be exotic, mainstream products like the Microsoft Surface — a convertible tablet that can functionally replace a laptop — are a lot more usable.
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Set a playlist or radio station before you set off, use hard buttons for climate control and try to ignore that even downmarket Toyotas have more usable center screens.
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Apple has done much the same since iOS 7, taking a concept that it felt was necessary and continuing to pull it back into a place that feels more usable.
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The S8 and S8 Plus fulfill Samsung's promise of fitting a big screen in a smaller body, and so they're quite a bit more usable than other large-screened phones.
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Facebook says it's making Instagram more usable offline in order to improve the experience for users in countries where there's either unreliable service or limited access to consistent internet connections.
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Specifically, Apple has picked up Lattice Data, a company that applies an AI-enabled inference engine to take unstructured, "dark" data and turn it into structured (and more usable) information.
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As for Cloud Speech-to-Text, this update focuses on making the service more usable in situations where developers have to support users on multiple channels — think a phone conference.
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The engineering team soon realized then it was better to rebuild its iOS application from the ground up in order to make it "faster, more modern and more usable," he explains.
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I'm not entirely sure that's true, but at 37 centimeters tall (over 14.5 inches) by 32 centimeters wide (around 12.5 inches), it certainly seems like there will be more usable space.
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Including an internal battery, even one small enough for just a couple of hours' play time, would have made the Neo Geo Mini so much more usable as a standalone device.
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As McLaren describes it, the 570GT is the most "road-biased" car they've made yet — meaning it's designed to be more usable and livable at the sacrifice of some track performance.
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It seems more likely that a submarine would prove more usable in a war with China than an upgraded bomb, since the bar for using a nuclear weapon is so high.
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On Friday, the Trump administration released its Nuclear Posture Review calling for new, more usable nuclear weapons and more ways to use them, including widening the rules on using them first.
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As these apps become more usable the banking deserts will be no more since we will soon have a bank in our pocket that can do more than pay a few bills.
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As a "thing" veteran with over 24 years in this space, it is my sincere hope that this kind of thinking catches on and helps make our IoT world more usable, finally.
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The U.S. program is expected to cost $1.2 trillion over 30 years, and the Trump administration has added new, smaller nuclear weapons that critics warn might seem more usable should war come.
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"Patrick and I travel a lot and stay in so many different hotels, and there was always the urge to hack these minibars and make them more usable and versatile," says Britten.
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The United States already has immense nuclear and conventional capabilities, and experts say there is no evidence these so-called more usable low-yield nuclear weapons will force adversaries to behave better.
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The sparkly and colorful pop-up accessories stick to the back of your phone and offer a way to personalize your most-handled device while also making it a bit more usable.
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DIVA aims to make smart speakers more usable for anyone who finds it hard to use spoken commands, by hooking them up to physical controls that are programmed to activate pre-configured actions.
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Its notched display means there's more usable screen space, it has a headphone jack (unlike the Mi A2179), and the Snapdragon 2209 paired with a much larger battery should result in excellent endurance.
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Other initiatives are also underway that take a different angle on making the web more usable on mobile devices, including Google's sped-up, mobile-friendly websites built by way of its AMP Project.
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Enter: the innovative Samsung Space, a slim and modern-looking monitor with a bezel-less screen and an adjustable height stand that purportedly provides 40 percent more usable desk real estate than conventional monitors.
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But it doesn't stop there; you get up to a 6.4-foot bed, V-8 class-leading towing, never-ending list of available configurations and clever cargo solutions to make the bed more usable.
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When it launched, its limitations made it unsuitable for teams, and even though it's more usable now, it still doesn't have certain capabilities (like support for Google Authenticator) that could make it more convenient.
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President Trump and responsible members of Congress should recognize proposals for new, more usable nuclear warheads for what they are: a dangerous lowering of the nuclear threshold that would make nuclear conflict more likely.
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The insults we took from male experts were legion, but we persisted and are still strong today, fighting enormous sums pledged to our defense budget for recklessly dangerous "smaller, more usable" new nuclear weapons.
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The combined changes do make Spotify's app more usable for podcast listening and discovery — especially for people who are used to Apple Podcasts' design and layout but are now making the jump to Spotify.
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At the same time, phone makers starting cutting back on bezels to give you more usable screen real estate without needing to make phones physically larger, which is exactly what gave birth to the notch.
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Datally is being released as part of Google's Next Billion Users initiative, which is focused on making Google products more usable in countries that have limited mobile connections and where lower-end hardware remains widespread.
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ActionIQ is part of another trend that is worth watching, which is the idea of taking tools created by and for engineers and data scientists, and making them more usable by "normals," in this case, marketeers.
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FROM COINAGE: Michael Jordan's Business Empire Has Him Flying, Even In Retirement "The spray, however, was much more usable and I would spray my fingers and particularly my thumb joints several times a day," he continued.
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That doesn't mean you shouldn't use it, but it does put the onus on Twitter to make two-factor auth more usable, and to begin a broader rethink of how the service approaches security in general.
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The Good Faster components • Ready for a swim • Brighter screen • Built-in GPS The Bad No new design The Bottom Line Apple's wearable is smarter and faster than ever, but it's also more usable than ever.
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We teach people how and why to use Tor and we are always working to make our tools both more secure and more usable, which is why we use our own tools and listen to user feedback.
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There's also a fold-out handlebar to make the staircase more usable, though we should note that the Sierra also has steps cut into the bumper that are only a few inches higher and require no origami.
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It's definitely far more elegant than any foldable phone we've seen so far, and it makes more sense than, say, Royole's foldable phone, as it has a more usable form factor both in its folded and unfolded state.
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In a lot of "pro" situations, the X-T1 proves to be the more usable camera, and it's hard to imagine that we won't see an X-T2 with the focus stick and 24-megapixel sensor soon enough.
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Virtually any modern APS-C or full-frame mirrorless camera or DSLR will run laps around the 50R in terms of autofocus and burst mode, and it will be able to capture sharper, more usable pictures than the 50R.
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I've been pleasantly surprised to find that those tweaks make my phone a little better and more useful: The new design of the Photos app makes it more usable, so you can quickly find the photo you're looking for.
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"While in some respects the FinSpy client remains nothing more than standard malware with a more usable administrative interface and support services, our research has demonstrated that it is still successfully used against deliberately chosen targets," the report read.
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Mixmax, a service that aims to make email and other outbound communications more usable and effective, today announced the official launch of its new IFTTT-like rules for automating many of the most repetitive aspects of your daily email workflow.
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It's far less novel than the MateBook X Pro's webcam, but it's far more usable because it doesn't get blocked by my fingers on the keyboard or provide a view of my chest to other parties of a video call.
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By making the four-way plus buttons more usable in any respect — even if just to make it easier to blindly switch between the distinct directions through the raised plus component — you've already made a big stride over the original rocker.
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And if you want, you can even use Continuity Camera as a scanner of sorts by using your phone to take a picture of a document, and letting macOS Mojave automatically square up the sides and turn it into a more usable file.
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But BlackBerry says it's great for composing email, because the KeyOne's screen can provide up to a third more usable space when typing compared to a 20153-inch all-touch device that also has to display a keyboard on the bottom half.
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And because the Z4's bezels are slimmer than what you get on Pixel 3a or 3a XL, you get more usable screen area, because while the phones are approximately the same size, the Pixel 3a XL's screen tops out at 6 inches.
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While much of the media focus on this rule was on the requirements for disclosure of clinical trial results, we believe the equally important provisions are those designed to make the website more usable for patients seeking appropriate clinical trials for their condition.
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OpenGrid is a more usable evolution of the city's Data Portal, a bare-bones website that hosts all of the publicly available information, which includes everything from building permits to noise complaints to city employee salaries (surprise: this is the most popular data set).
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The project, which was being developed by U.S.-based company Intangible Labs, had aimed to create a new type of cryptocurrency known as a "stablecoin" that could maintain a stable price and be more usable than existing digital coins whose value in dollars is highly volatile.
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While this change focuses on making internal builds of the OS more usable (or "livable"), Apple hopes that over time it will improve the overall quality of its software as it will give testers the ability to really understand what's supposed to now be working, but isn't.
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In addition, the draft Nuclear Posture Review calls for modernizing the entire U.S. nuclear arsenal at great cost; for the development of new, smaller, more usable nuclear weapons; and for using nuclear weapons against a wide range of non-nuclear attacks against the U.S. and its allies.
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The company hasn't disclosed why it went for forward-swept wings, but historical experimentation with the idea—most notably in the experimental Grumman X-29 fighter jet prototype of the 1980s—suggests it can generate more usable space in front of the wing and improve maneuverability.
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SO IF YOU HAVE TWO VERSIONS OF BITCOIN: ONE THAT'S FAST, CHEAP TO USE AND RELIABLE AND ONE THAT'S SLOW, EXPENSIVE TO USE AND UNRELIABLE, YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE A ROCKET SCIENTIST TO FIGURE OUT WHICH ONE OF THOSE TWO VERSIONS OF BITCOIN WILL BE MORE USABLE.
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But NuAns is back this year with the Neo Reloaded, a follow-up to the original Neo that improves specs across the board and, more importantly, switches the operating system from Windows 23 Mobile to Android Nougat, making it a far more usable device, all while maintaining the same modular design.
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These phones might seem to be inspired by the extra tall cans found at your local bodega, but the real purpose of their wide displays is to deliver more usable screen real estate in portrait mode while texting or scrolling through websites, and a better viewing experience while watching movies.
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"We may not see a ten-fold increase but I think it's likely that we're going to see President Trump's policy put a greater emphasis on the role of nuclear weapons, looking for ways to make these weapons more 'usable' ... and perhaps to develop new types of nuclear weapons," he noted.
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The bigger issue was simply not having too many viable uses for installing them in the first place — many of the apps I'd want on a phone are available as more full featured websites, and the ones that aren't, like gaming apps, are better enjoyed on the more usable handheld smartphones they were designed for.
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However, Trump's cryptic calls for the United States to "strengthen and expand" its already unparalleled nuclear capacity may encourage those who would like to overturn existing U.S. policy — which is to not develop new nuclear warheads or nuclear weapons for new military missions — in order to build new types of "more usable" nuclear warheads.
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Failing to recognize these threats and continuing in our trance-like state of rebuilding our arsenals, threatening to use nuclear weapons while building more "usable" smaller nuclear weapons — coupled with new technological threats from hypersonic delivery systems to space forces to cyber terrorism — only increases the likelihood of use either by accident, miscalculation or intent.
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We've seen consumer cameras with support for more zoom than this in the past (Nikon's P8003 has a 125x, 3000mm-equivalent zoom lens for example), but the difference here is that Fujifilm has equipped its commercial security camera with a number of features that will make its footage more usable when filming at these extreme distances.
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He openly questioned why these weapons should not be used, called for a "massive expansion" of the nuclear arsenal, pressed the Pentagon on a tenfold increase in warheads, rejected a golden opportunity to maintain limits and inspections of US-Russian strategic arsenals, and developed an extreme plan that calls for building new, more "usable" nuclear weapons.
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