And the new styles are more versatile than ever before.
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This array of lenses makes it a more versatile system.
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Years later, they became more portable and, naturally, more versatile.
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Women, especially young women, tend to have more versatile intonation.
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"It made us more versatile," the Celtics' Al Horford said.
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It's a real blank canvas and it makes me more versatile.
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And the USB-C port is much more versatile than Lightning.
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If you give a gift card, go for something more versatile.
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The cameras we tested are more expensive, but they're also more versatile.
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Wemogee is designed to give them a faster and more versatile alternative.
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"The future will become so much more versatile and free," he said.
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"We're starting to realize they can be much more versatile," says Sun.
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This makes it one of the more versatile smartphones on the market.
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The more versatile he can become, the more unguardable he will be.
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Warren wanted something more versatile, that he could configure however he wanted.
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However, it's much more versatile and useful than a regular power bank.
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There are more versatile options that can be worn beyond Christmas, too.
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There's no replacing more versatile and purpose-built tools in that regard.
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The additional power makes the Amp more versatile than its predecessor, too.
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But Westbook and George are younger, fitter and more versatile than Anthony.
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It's more versatile than a jacket, and takes up less space. 4.
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Bluetooth speakers are usually always more versatile, more rugged, and more portable.
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This incarnation, which Randle calls the ParaCouch, seems to be more versatile.
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And it's arguably a more versatile solution than, say, the Google Home Max.
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The new, smaller Versa addressed the issue with a smaller, more versatile design.
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She is more versatile than most rappers or pop stars of any stripe.
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Meet Tempow, a French startup that can make your Bluetooth speakers more versatile.
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For something more versatile and machine washable, a down blanket does the trick.
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In fact, it's quite good — and may even be a little more versatile.
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This provides you with a more versatile browsing experience for the full library.
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That said, the Roku Ultra is actually a little more versatile in design.
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Hub-drives have been around forever and tend to be cheaper and more versatile.
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Their careers are more versatile, their marriages are stronger, their children are more resilient.
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Eggshells were similarly available — he scrounged them from neighborhood restaurants — but metaphorically more versatile.
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Name a piece of clothing more versatile than a pair of leggings — we'll wait.
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According to our review, its slimmer design makes it more versatile in many cases.
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In some ways this virtual home button is more versatile than a physical one.
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But placenta stem cells are more valuable because they are more versatile, says Hariri.
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The Pixel XL's wider angle lens makes it a more versatile camera for landscape photography.
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It turns out that the Pumpkin Spice syrup at Starbucks is more versatile than expected.
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Spending time learning it will trade off with learning other, more versatile computer programming languages.
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Your favorite flattering fit-and-flare dress is back — in a darker more versatile shade!
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The machines are becoming cheaper, safer, more versatile and easier to instruct, notes Mr Chui.
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Food Processors: If you don't already have one, there probably no more versatile kitchen appliance.
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Overall, CRISPR is a lot more versatile, cheap, and precise than other gene-editing methods.
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It was supposed to be a faster and more versatile interface that supports multiple protocols.
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This is the special sauce that makes the Fusion more versatile than other 360 cameras.
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It's certainly a classier and more versatile look than many other smartwatches and fitness bands.
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We are working in this direction and hope to present a more versatile solution soon.
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The company has been working on improving the Bluetooth protocol to make it more versatile.
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Burgundy glasses are not bad, but I find the Bordeaux shape to be more versatile.
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"The suit becomes more versatile," Mr. Kors said, "which I think is what men today want."
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That one will be more versatile, covering additional classic table-top games like checkers and backgammon.
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It also makes them more memorable, and in turn more versatile, [which] means a broader audience.
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The question sticker becomes more versatile today, as users can now respond to questions with music.
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The purpose of these changes was to make Bastion more versatile, which is exactly what happened.
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The French artist was much more versatile than "The Thinker" or his imposing portrait of Balzac.
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That means you can get the same XPS quality but in a much more versatile chassis.
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The more versatile you are, the better, but you have to go out and do it.
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His latest project, Katie Ledecky, has thrived under his tinkering, becoming stronger, faster and more versatile.
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Meanwhile the Chase Sapphire Reserve offers a generous welcome bonus and more versatile annual statement credit.
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Rope inspections rarely take that long, because the rigging is more versatile and easier to install.
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A formidable trio album from one of the more versatile and underappreciated pianists in experimental music.
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But they would add more versatile skill to a bench that's currently saddled with unplayable pieces.
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Researchers now hope to make glass with a more versatile, modern-day technology: 3-D printing.
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It makes the device a little more versatile, though not everyone will need that extra functionality.
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The new iteration, however, is more versatile, designed to mimic meat when grilled, sautéed, braised or stewed.
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And now wireless networks are on the brink of becoming exponentially faster, more pervasive and more versatile.
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It's more versatile than a MacBook, more powerful than the old MacBook Air, and still very lightweight.
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Are they smaller than the Sonos One and therefore more versatile when building a home audio system?
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More versatile than the Cornish pasty, the clanger is the humble all-rounder of the pastry world.
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The Day Loafer ($155) has a more versatile, casual aesthetic and a glove-like buttery soft leather.
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For someone curious about 360, but interested in something that's more versatile, the One R is ideal.
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For a more robust post-disaster network, software-defined wireless mesh networks might be a more versatile solution.
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If people are deciding between two items, I always tell them to get the thing that's more versatile.
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I contend that the iPad is in many ways *more* versatile than a laptop for people with disabilities.
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Audeze's tuning is friendlier to modern music and its tendency toward exaggeration, making the LCD2 Classics more versatile.
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And Amazon is out to prove its electric genie is more versatile than Apple's Siri or Microsoft's Cortana.
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Bellroy Sling, $99The Bellroy Sling is like a modern-day fanny pack that's better looking and more versatile.
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Given her size, Amihere is naturally a post player, but her athleticism makes her potentially far more versatile.
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Its sales have been slumping since 20143 as Apple lured consumers toward more versatile, and more expensive, smartwatches.
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The Mets have tried to frame Smith's new position as a way for him to become more versatile.
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That said, the iPhone is a little easier to use, looks classier, and has a more versatile camera.
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Hushed Private Phone Line is designed to be an easier to use, more versatile answer to Google Voice.
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Now, the company is trying to win more devotees with a more versatile product that costs twice as much.
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The result is a more dynamic system that proves to be more versatile than the old X-Factor system.
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Cobots are cheaper, lighter and more versatile than ordinary robots and physically interact with humans in a shared workspace.
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Both SmartThings and Wink support both ZigBee and Z-Wave protocols, making them far more versatile as control hubs.
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It's not as tiny as a Nintendo Switch, but it does offer a more versatile entertainment experience, in general.
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Meanwhile, the camera on the GoPro Karma requires a little bit more setup, but it's a lot more versatile.
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There's also VLC media player, which is one of the simpler and more versatile pieces of software out there.
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The cosmetics world tends to meet brown eyeshadow with a "meh," but it's more versatile than one would think.
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There are benefits all kinds of devices, but smart-home gadgets in particular will get a lot more versatile.
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"These simulators have touchscreen displays, which means they are more versatile than previous spacecraft trainers," said astronaut Suni Williams.
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By letting third-party services build on top of its application, Slack as a platform becomes increasingly more versatile.
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Usually navy is more versatile than gray, and black is a no-no, in terms of buying a suit.
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As mentioned, you'll also get a Nest Cam Outdoor thrown in, which makes the security system even more versatile.
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The Nikon Coolpix P900's monitor, which flips out and away from the camera body, is much more versatile.
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"She is more versatile than most rappers or pop stars of any stripe," Jon Caramanica wrote in The Times.
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The US military has two types of stealth fighters, the F-25 and the newer, more versatile F-2000.
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And now, saving a little room in my day bag, I carry the smaller, lighter, more versatile Muse 2.
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It's hard to name a more versatile, more proven director in the industry right now than Wan, James Wan.
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Even Mr James, a more versatile player than Mr Durant, does not have the same ability to score at will.
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Chickpeas are great, but they are so much more versatile than the hummus that they are so often relegated too.
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Business-to-business in addition to B2C offerings will make Maven a far more versatile tool in GM's utility belt.
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Louie Swisher: I feel like phone is definitely top tier, then computer ... Actually, maybe, the computer's a lot more versatile.
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Not only will your speaker last longer if it's more durable, but it might be a little more versatile, too.
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But if Towns leaps forward on the defensive end, Thibs could deploy more versatile units that will accentuate Butler's strengths.
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French startup Tempow has been working on improving the Bluetooth protocol at a low level to make it more versatile.
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Smaller, more versatile items like side tables and compact desks are more likely to find a home, Ms. Baker said.
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Clarisonic is synonymous with cleansing brushes, but its $40 foundation brush head converts the tool into something much more versatile.
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The RadRunner is also a decent car replacement, but unlike the RadWagon it's more versatile and, dare I say, fun.
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They're also arguably more versatile than standard aviators, as the squarish lenses are better suited for those with rounder faces.
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In a shocking plot twist, the Apple earbuds are more versatile than the Google earbuds and actually work with Android devices.
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The pioneers of biofabrication hope to create new, suppler, more sustainable, more resistant, more versatile materials that will expand fashion boundaries.
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The slow pace of ad product launches has reportedly frustrated some marketers who'd like to see the platform become more versatile.
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But all sentiment aside, Mazi is a better restaurant than its predecessor, with new, stylish décor and a more versatile menu.
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The result is lower costs (print heads comprise a disproportionate amount of a printer's final price) and far more versatile machine.
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We make this plea to consider gray polish now because in the wintery months, gray nails are all the more versatile.
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Rumpl Original Puffy Blanket for $90 ($39 off): Rumpl's blankets feel exactly like a sleeping bag but are much more versatile.
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Slowly but surely, VR technology is getting cheaper, more accessible, more versatile, and easier for non-developers to create VR content.
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With opponents focused more on Matthews, and a more versatile attack in Toronto, Kadri should be in for a career season.
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Mr. Cornejo — now in his prime, an artist yet more versatile, resourceful and bewildering than she — devoted himself selflessly to her.
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It's soft, comfortable, flattering, and comes in a silhouette that makes it even more versatile than the average crewneck cashmere sweater.
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The tablet's also expected to swap the Lightning port for USB-C, which could make it a more versatile laptop replacement.
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The weights won&apost move around during the night (a common complaint), and the removable cover makes it more versatile seasonally.
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It made spandex the new denim, wardrobes more versatile and comfortable, and created a new and ever-growing section of retail.
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Celebrities may know a thing or two about high heels and designer boots, but another, more versatile footwear trend they've mastered?
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The inclusion of the microphone was a practical way of making a device more versatile, and potentially more useful, as technology developed.
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Technology investments from previous eras — in everything from fiber backbones to wireless broadband to more versatile software development tools — delivered big payoffs.
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Ethereum is far more versatile and a bit faster, but otherwise has the same problems Bitcoin has, and is arguably less secure.
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Instead, you'll want a phone that's more versatile, like Sony's new Xperia XA 22 Ultra that was just announced at CES 26.
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The tablets of the future are going to be much more versatile than their predecessors — and it's definitely going to cost you.
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VideoSlam VideoSlam is a bit more versatile than Daycap, though that also means it has a bit more of a learning curve.
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Appling counters that the external system makes it more versatile a solution than simply incorporating it into one device at a time.
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While it's more versatile than other lamps in your home, but you may not want to pay $179.99 to save some space.
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It's only $20 more than the modern Denali and Denali 2 jackets but has a more versatile design and an iconic style.
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ERGObaby Three Position ADAPT Baby Carrier as our top pick, but the new 360-model is even better because it's more versatile.
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AT 226 MINUTES 22014 SECONDS Mr. Hvorostovsky was an even more versatile artist than many lovers of opera and song may know.
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Tech Fix The tiny tags are typically used to find valuables like house keys, but they are far more versatile than that.
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If you're looking to replace your old Instant Pot, you're likely considering more versatile options like the Duo Plus, Ultra, or Max.
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The latest Apple iPad is more versatile than ever, with a 10.2-inch screen giving you more room to work and play.
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You could say the Note 8 is more versatile since it's possible to dial the bokeh up and down as you'd like.
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It's the newer and more versatile model with an Intel Core i50003 processor with 25000GB of RAM and a 23000GB SSD storage.
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They're more versatile than oven mitts, more useful than a pot holder, and can get you closer to your steak than a fork.
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Sure, USB-C is more versatile — it's reversible, and capable of transferring data and video in addition to power — but it's no MagSafe.
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The sum of all of this is that the V40 gives you a more versatile camera than any other smartphone available right now.
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Shop Rent the RunwayRent the Runway lets you rent designer clothes so you can have a more versatile, sustainable, and high-end closet.
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But if you need something more versatile, the Microsoft Surface Book is $1545 that works just as well as a laptop or tablet.
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But using him in a more versatile role helps open up the paint for dribble drives, the team's strength on the offensive end.
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We're always going to have go-go, but having that base allows the city to be more versatile in producing and consuming music.
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Kramer-Bottiglio came up with the idea a few years ago when NASA asked developers to make better and more versatile soft robotic systems.
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"He's taller than I am, so he's a little more versatile," said Isaac, who is 6 feet 4 inches to his brother's 6-7.
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Still, the idea's a good one, as it would make solar power far more versatile in environments where the weather is a mixed bag.
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Researchers at MIT have even created a swallowable origami robot made of meat and origami exoskeletons that allow tiny bots to be more versatile.
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All you wanted was for them to acknowledge that unsalted butter is clearly more versatile because you can always just add salt to it.
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Yet Fitbit has found itself struggling to compete with the Apple Watch, a much more expensive but more versatile product than Fitbit's original devices.
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A. The Google Camera app is more versatile than it appears at first glance, thanks to a menu tucked away from the main screen.
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With something as simple as sweat- and water-resistance, the AirPods Pro are already more versatile than the regular AirPods, which aren't water-resistant.
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Thanks to the advances in computer storage and its plummeting cost, laptops are becoming cheaper, mobile phones more versatile, and cloud-computing a reality.
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The English game has become more versatile thanks to the synthesis of the best playing and thinking from Latin America, Africa, and the continent.
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This is an excellent option if you just want a security camera, but I'd still opt for the much more versatile Ring/Encode bundle.
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The road map for the next year has lots of interesting features on it, ones that will make the device more versatile and reliable.
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Betraying further ambitions as a more versatile luxury car, the Battista also has bespoke luggage, which fits into a compartment behind the driver and passenger.
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Machine learning has also made cobots more versatile—not just in their hardware, but in software that facilitates adaptation to a broad array of tasks.
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In 2009, he was famously signed by Ben Klock's Klockworks imprint, and in the time since Khutoretsky's sets have become even more versatile and elegant.
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It works perfectly—Yachty's always been more versatile than critics assume—and it comes with a slick, vampyric video too, which you can see above.
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A Systematic Approach: A More Versatile PickSchneider iPro SystemThe iPro system features a rather clever and secure lens-storage system that doubles as a handle.
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The iPhone 11 Pro is simply a more versatile camera than the Pixel 4, which only includes a regular camera lens and a zoomed lens.
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The Satechi Aluminum Multi-Port Adapter V2 is our top pick because it has all the ports you need to make your laptop more versatile.
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But those who live in Muscadet country around Nantes in Western France insist that their wine is more versatile than a mere raw-bar quaff.
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With A.M.D.'s help, experts say, Sugon could develop chips that could make China's supercomputers more versatile and adaptable and replace those from foreign firms.
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And since it's a 2-in-1, it's one of the more versatile Chromebooks you can get, especially if you're a student on the go.
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While Dagne Dover's backpacks are definitely more versatile, we found the laptop bags to be a bit more professional and easier to carry on the subway.
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Their aim was to make a suit that was just as sophisticated and dignified as any other — but more comfortable, easier to move in, more versatile.
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Today, that means that Alexa and the Echo devices that make her work best will be just slightly more versatile than their competitors for a while.
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Photo: Brian Barrett (Gizmodo)Year after year, smartphone cameras have become more capable, more versatile, and more of a reason to leave your DSLR at home.
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The most advanced optics enable manufacturers to produce small, sleek eyeglasses and keep them small and light, with the potential to deliver far more versatile functionality.
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VanVleet might be the best non-Lowry shooter on the roster but needs to add strength to improve his finishing and make him more versatile defensively.
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The company's new version of the oven is cheaper and more versatile than the proprietary appliances Zume's pizza trucks have been cruising around with thus far.
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Compare that to Facebook's much more versatile methods for choosing who can see your posts and who can comment on them or post on your timeline.
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For consumers, the new processors will a very welcome update and should make PCs and Macs even more versatile machines in todays's demanding video-centric world.
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Although Beardsley is best known for portraying sexually aroused men and wraithlike female temptresses, he was far more versatile than is generally assumed, Dr. Zatlin said.
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Black Christmas trees may not be the first thing that comes to mind when thinking about holiday decorations, but they're more versatile than you might think.
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The Alexa voice remote The new Fire TV isn't the first one to come with an Alexa remote, but Alexa herself is more versatile than before.
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But he's really pushed himself on here, because he's made himself more versatile and he gives us really good at-bats and runs the bases well.
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" After he died in 1956, of a heart attack at age 41, Carson McCullers said in her eulogy, "I have never known a man more versatile.
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It's a unique blend of field photo server and mini computer, made more versatile with clever touches like the removable battery packs and dust/splash resistance.
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Generally speaking, we find the iPhone 11 Pro Max to feature a cooler design, an easier interface, and a more versatile camera — making it the winner.
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Folks have been wondering for years when Sonos will make the jump to Bluetooth and make its famously exceptional multi-room wireless speaker systems more versatile.
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Compare that to Facebook's much more versatile methods for choosing who can see your posts and who can comment on them or post on your timeline.
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Intel's drones could represent a new form of fireworks, something that's both reusable, more environmentally friendly, and more versatile than the pyrotechnics that have come before it.
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You can also call it... we are building yet Neste as a company which has which is much more versatile and not just focused on renewable energy.
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Former Food Network star and restaurateur Willie Degel said Thursday restaurant owners must be more versatile, because the consumer is more selfish and educated than ever before.
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Smartphones have also given a boost to headphones, which are becoming ever more versatile, with features now ranging from cancelling out ambient noise to real-time translation.
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But the new A7R Mark III might be even better, because despite costing more than a thousand dollars less, it's arguably a much more versatile camera overall.
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As our tools get smarter and more versatile, it's incumbent upon us to start thinking much more ambitiously and creatively about solutions to society's toughest global challenges.
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Had I known that I would want to throw out my other sweatshirts in favor of this one, I would have invested in a more versatile tone.
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The Chase Sapphire Reserve's $300 travel credit is much more versatile than the Amex Green card's annual statement credits, since it applies to virtually any travel purchase.
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Here are five companies we come back to again and again when we need to add new T-shirts, jeans, and more versatile staples to our wardrobes.
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If I could do it again, I'd go with the slightly more versatile style that has pockets, but that's only because I've begun wearing them so often.
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And it's true that, at least since LeBron entered the league, players have steadily become more versatile, with the bigs passing better and the littles rebounding more.
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But, as a combination of a vibrating metronome, wristwatch, tuner, and a decibel meter, it's a bit more versatile than Soundbrenner's Pulse, which is just a metronome.
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I slightly prefer the Lounger to the Runner since I find the slip-on silhouette to be more versatile and easier to wear casually around my apartment.
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It's more versatile and almost always smaller, which makes it more convenient if you need to bring it along to work or school or when you're traveling.
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Research into using stem cells—including adult stem cells manipulated to be more versatile—to accelerate healing or treat difficult illnesses has garnered public interest and enthusiasm.
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He built his Michigan offense around an even more versatile big man: Moritz Wagner, who, at 6 feet 11 inches, was reminiscent of the Dallas Mavericks' Dirk Nowitzki.
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Samsung took a number of steps to make this version of the Gear 2360 more versatile, and the result is it's much less of a struggle to use.
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Dell's XPS line has some of the best, most well-rounded Windows laptops you can buy, and the 215-inch variant is about to get even more versatile.
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That version will be even more versatile when it's opened up to table-top game developers looking to build their own titles into the platform via the app.
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The Warriors discovered their identity early last season when the starting power forward David Lee was injured and Coach Steve Kerr subbed in the more versatile Draymond Green.
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One is that the continual miniaturisation of electronics means that smarter circuits can be fitted into smaller and more versatile robotic arms than those possessed by Intuitive's invention.
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The iconic kickstand, the one that makes it possible for me to balance the Surface Pro on my lap in virtually any situation, is now even more versatile.
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Yet clearly Kano needs to build products of a different nature now — less complex and techie in feel, more versatile and tangibly useful, ultimately gunning for mainstream appeal.
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They can be a more versatile option than most STEM gizmos, though rising concern about children's screen time may push parents to seek out physical and tactile alternatives.
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Coach Leonardo Jardim's young, vibrant team may have fallen just short of the final, outwitted by a team probably no more talented but certainly smarter, tougher, more versatile.
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However, there are options out there where you're trading image quality, lens speed, and low-light performance for a camera that's $200 cheaper and a more versatile touchscreen.
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Schmollgruber tells me that she believes stereo vision has the advantage over some other sensing technologies because it is far more versatile and cheaper than LiDAR systems, for example.
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If Chrome OS can send texts to all phone users, rather than just users of Google Pixel or Android, Google's new feature could serve as a more versatile alternative.
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"Robots are getting better, cheaper and more versatile, and therefore can be used more effectively in more industries," says Rob Atkinson, president of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation.
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The metal buds just plain look better and more versatile, moving away from the neon-colored sportswear sector into something you would actually consider wearing outside of the gym.
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Barring the occasional neat Wii U game that could simultaneously display different images on each screen, the Switch is obviously the better and more versatile implementation of the idea.
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Vessi's are the lightest waterproof shoes in the world, making them far more versatile than clunky rain boots, heavy winter boots, or a lightweight shoe that's only water resistant.
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Though it is more expensive than your average slow cooker (currently $69.99 at Best Buy), it's also much more versatile and is backed by a one-year limited warranty.
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Here's Naseem Hamed stepping in with another of his unusual punches to jack back the head of the stunned Wilfredo Vasquez: And shifts are far more versatile than that.
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Still, ARCore's software development kit is very similar to Tango's, so although the latter is getting sunsetted, it will live on its predecessor, albeit in a more versatile way.
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The added Wi-Fi connectivity adds a whole host of new services that should make the Portable Home Speaker far more versatile than just working as a Bluetooth device.
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The beauty of the laser is that it's much more versatile than other weapons because it works efficiently for targets in the sky, on land, and in the water.
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I'm also excited about the Mods, which should make this an even more versatile camera (though a built-in, front-facing screen like DJI's would still be way more convenient).
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There are probably more sex toys out there than you could use in a lifetime, and each of them more versatile than you can imagine (but, go ahead and try).
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So if you've been looking for a more versatile option, you're in luck: This stunning cover up on Amazon actually doubles as a dress, and it's on sale right now.
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The more versatile Stout and Stellar commuter bikes are getting new color options, component updates, and more standard equipment which conspire to raise the starting price from €2,290 to €2,490.
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CPUs have to be more versatile, but GPUs were specialized at running these kinds of processes in parallel, enabling the actual mathematics that's happening in the background to execute faster.
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"With Reggie and Marcus, we are adding two more versatile, hard-nosed and accomplished players to an already improved roster," Knicks general manager Scott Perry said in a press release.
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It's the same concept as the knits — except, they're arguably more versatile, to be worn on a tropical vacation or by the pool, but also as a bodysuit with jeans.
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A team drafting Jackson could end up with a mature role player who can make a positive impact as a rookie and become a more versatile defender in the future.
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The changes to the recipe and texture make it more versatile in the kitchen, so it can be used in a wider variety of dishes, including sauces, nachos and larb.
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A wire pumpkin is more versatile than a traditional gourd, as it won't die like a real plant and will still look appropriate for Thanksgiving thanks to the gold color.
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I went with the more polished one because it felt more versatile, and because I thought that might answer the bell that had been ringing in my head for months.
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With jeans, chinos, slacks, boots or loafers, and a flannel or an oxford, especially beneath a sweater, the peacoat is among the more versatile options, especially for the urban dweller.
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She was more versatile than many of her casual readers realize: alongside her better-known realist novels, she wrote ghost stories, historical fiction, and the first biography of Charlotte Brontë.
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This extra feature — a scissor-like system to shrink the drone in flight — makes it even more versatile and allows these drones to react to larger or smaller gaps in nature.
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"Small farmers are far more versatile; they usually plant multiple varieties of crops, so they are more flexible and better able to adjust and adapt," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The thing is, at the end of the day, metal has always been great and more versatile than it's given credit for, and in embracing that versatility, Deafheaven made it stronger.
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Ideally, you'd like to find something that fits your budget but is also better-fitting, better-looking, and more versatile than it has any right to be at its price point.
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Corduroy pants are more versatile than jeans since they can be worn as business casual and still look great dressed down with a T-shirt, trucker or chore jacket, and sneakers.
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"It proves that this XENON detector technology we use for dark matter is much more versatile," graduate student Christian Wittweg, Ph.D student at the University of Münster in Germany, told Gizmodo.
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Japanese officials have said the country was interested in the Aegis Ashore, as opposed to the U.S.-made Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD), because it is cheaper and more versatile.
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While the majority of modern defense aviation has moved towards the more versatile unmanned aerial systems, the U-2 has successfully staved-off numerous Pentagon attempts to send it into retirement.
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Despite its lack of video capabilities, the compact Sonos Beam is the more versatile and reliable smart sound bar model of the two, making it a better fit for most people.
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In short, Apple needs more space for things like taptic engines and dual-lens cameras, and needed to get rid of the 3.5mm port for something more versatile, like the Lightning port.
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T-Mobile found in a 2018 study that operational costs between managed-access systems and jamming to be negligible, and overall managed access is a more versatile tool for cell phone blocking.
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That approach will help GoPro fend off any new competitors (like DJI, which entered the action camera market this year) while staying strong as smartphone cameras get even better and more versatile.
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If you want a more versatile tool for stashing away articles, pages, screenshots and other items you find around the web, Evernote has its own free tool called the Evernote Web Clipper.
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This makes it more versatile than traditional silk — no worrying about wearing the exactly right flesh-colored bra — but it also feels a bit like a hybrid of a suede and silk.
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Koen Vanmechelen has spent the last 20 years developing a "Cosmopolitan Chicken," and since 2016 has been involved in a project to breed more versatile poultry at a facility in Addis Ababa.
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This expansion cube transforms it into a much more versatile power brick by adding a USB-C PD, QC3.0, and two USB charging ports so you can juice up four gadgets at once.
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Because this newer TPU is now capable of doing both inference and training, researchers can deploy more versatile AI experiments far faster than before — so long as the software is built using TensorFlow.
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That simple 63mm jack lets you plug in any one of hundreds of thousands of models of headphones from the past few decades; it just makes your phone vastly more versatile and compatible.
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They're still best served by a nice high-end audio system, but the fact you don't need it to listen to them is helpful in making the 660s more versatile than the 650s.
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"The reason why we butcher so much is because we have such an intensive charcuterie menu and it makes it more versatile when you can make more, different types of products," he says.
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The skill set of the big now, one-legged fadeaways, off glass, off the spin, like, it feels like the big can do more and is expected to be more versatile these days.
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I like the Ravens offense as a more versatile unit to disrupt the Seattle defense, as the Seahawks have to rely mostly on Russell Wilson's brilliance to carry them from win to win.
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A Ford spokeswoman, Dawn McKenzie, said that trucks had "moved from being seen as only relevant for work" to "being much more versatile," and that recent models had made strides in fuel economy.
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During workouts before Saturday's game, second baseman Neil Walker took ground balls at first base, which he had already expected to do during spring training as the Mets push to be more versatile.
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The United States' flag has been more versatile than we might assume — in a way, it's a hybrid of a political symbol and, thanks to its ever-changing canton, a good old-fashioned chart.
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It's because we're giving names to the sounds that animals make in the construct of language, not totally mimicking what they're saying (different languages have different rules and some languages have more versatile phrasing).
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Electronic camera viewfinders are now more versatile than optical units, but DSLR shooters prefer the latter because it's more pleasant to look at natural light than to peer through a tunnel at a screen.
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If the organization's plan is to win with this foursome leading the way, the Wizards would be wrong to clone another Porter instead of encouraging Oubre Jr. to become a more versatile offensive weapon.
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But with Anthony embracing a more versatile approach as his body lectures him on its limits, Porzingis could also become an exception to developmental rule and emerge as Anthony's co-star by next season.
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Cars, whether compact models like the Ford Fiesta, or midsize sedans like the Honda Accord, are struggling to attract buyers who are moving toward bigger, more versatile crossover utility vehicles, SUVs and pickup trucks.
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But ANYmal, a robot developed by ETH Zurich (and which you may recall from its little trip to the sewer recently), has a more versatile setup that gives its legs extra degrees of freedom.
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With an adjustable f/2.8-f/11 aperture, the drone's camera is more versatile for shooting in more conditions, especially low-light situations where the larger aperture (smaller f-stop number) comes in handy.
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However, the Tab S4's ability to transform Android's interface into one that resembles and works sort of like Windows makes it just a little more versatile than an iPad Pro in my opinion.
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The offseason injury limited a bit of his bulking up, but he's done a good job adding strength, and his defensive instincts help make him a little more versatile than his size might suggest.
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The attachment point where the SpotMini's robotic arm stems from its body could in the future hold a variety of attachments "to be designed and produced by third parties," per Fortune, making it more versatile.
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As TV companies move into digital, they are starting to experiment with ways to offer ad buyers more versatile audience data that is not based on the traditional linear ad format that Nielsen traditionally uses.
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Though rap had already diversified beyond the coasts and the south in the mid-2000s, with acts like Kanye and Lil Wayne switching things up for the future, Cudi seemed to be even more versatile.
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Ideally, though, the resulting electronics would be smaller, more versatile, and cheaper to make and replace than current solutions — which wouldn't be hard in some cases, with some military systems dating decades into the past.
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"A drone that can fly in a civilian airspace is so much more versatile," says Arthur Holland Michel, co-director of the Center for the Study of the Drone at Bard College in New York.
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To make Chromebooks more versatile and less limited to what's available on the web, Google has been taking steps to bring the Google Play Store to Chromebooks, opening the door to millions of Android apps.
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Although it's possible he'll bring some moments of comic relief to what's sure to be an incredibly intense film, it seems more likely that Rogen is interested in challenging himself to be a more versatile actor.
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I'm also confident that this 13-inch MacBook Pro is a better, more versatile, functional, and powerful laptop than the 12-inch MacBook, so I'd recommend spending the extra cash if those are your only choices.
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The LIFX Z LED Strip doesn't need an extra hub and can be set to show up to 16 million colors in different "zones,"or sections of the light strip, making it more versatile and creative.
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But the rear naked choke is a lot more versatile than you might think and the paths which lead a fight from the opening bell to the choke itself are more numerous than you can imagine.
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Though it may take some adjustment, making Mercy even more versatile and correcting the predictable and uninspiring strategies that developed around her is likely to be a positive move for her players and their teammates alike.
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Every two weeks or so, each tree produces a 50-pound bunch of walnut-size fruit, bursting with a red, viscous oil that is more versatile than almost any other plant-based oil of its kind.
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Sonos also offers a soundbar option called the PLAYBAR, which has an optical input for pairing with your TV. It's a great-sounding soundbar in its own right, but the Sonos integration makes it much more versatile.
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The XSR also has an "A" power mode, which offers a sportier response, and a "Standard" power mode with a more versatile fuel map that Yamaha told us was best for a wider range of riding conditions.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - An Egyptian design duo has begun re-purposing old steel shipping containers, transforming them into living spaces, shops and restaurants in an effort to introduce residents of overcrowded Cairo to cheaper and more versatile properties.
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Joji Uematsu, the vice president of Dining Innovation USA, the restaurant's American management company, explained that udon, which are said to have been created by Buddhist monks 230 years ago, are more versatile than ramen or soba.
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"In the past, people build factories and they take years to buy the land, build the facility, hire the people, (but) now we are figuring out how to do things in a more versatile manner," said Szeto.
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I still have work to do when it comes to making my wardrobe more versatile so I'm able to mix and match and streamline my getting-dressed process, but I'm really proud of how far I've come.
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This smudger is a bit thicker than others I've tried, which makes it more versatile; you can turn it on the diagonal for a thinner line and more control, or use the full width for more color.
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The Surface Pro 22 is nearly identical to the one that came before it save for one small design change: This model now features a USB-C port for both faster data transfers and more versatile connectivity options.
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If you are looking to replace an old Nook e-reader with something more versatile, an inexpensive Android-based tablet stocked with e-book apps can serve as an all-purpose portable library for all your e-books.
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It produces 23-megapixel images that can be shot at f/3603, f/3.5, and f/5.6, which together with the much larger sensors are likely to make for a more versatile camera in a variety of situations.
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But, it's finally back for the taking, and this will be the last time it's restocked for the summer season, so we'd recommend making moves if you're keen on one more versatile frock for the remainder of summer.
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Sonos is adding support for Apple's AirPlay 2 wireless audio standard to its speakers, making them far more versatile for anyone who prefers Apple Music (or just likes using Apple's music app for local music on an iPhone).
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The thing that VR needs to reach mass adoption, Zuck said, is something in the middle: a powerful piece of hardware more versatile than the powered-by-smartphone Gear VR, but something without the constraints of the Rift.
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With a 44mm diameter, this is intended primarily to serve as a men's watch, but I find its lightness, high degree of comfort, and unisex styling make it more versatile than the typical dress watch of this size.
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His advisers insisted that he was a more versatile candidate than past Iowa caucus winners like Mike Huckabee and Rick Santorum, but he failed to sufficiently expand his appeal much beyond the party's most religious and ideological voters.
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We are more versatile than one particular image and I want my images to inspire people to look deeper into where we are in modern times and remind them of the fact that they can draw upon history.
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Earlier, one U.S. official told Reuters the missile could have been powered by solid fuel, but experts said North Korea could still be a few years away from being able to field a more versatile solid-fueled ICBM.
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In a classic Sony move, the company attempted to use the PSP to push sales of UMD movies that would only play on the console, even though they cost around the same as more versatile, better quality DVDs.
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The Sun Devils will be bigger, stronger, more versatile and could push for an NCAA Tournament berth in their third season under Hurley, something that didn&apost seem to be a real possibility heading into the past two seasons.
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An exo-skeleton utilizing electronic motors to help augment the strength of operators in battle is in development, as is an effort to use Play-Doh in the design of rifle grips to make a weapon even more versatile.
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On the left wall were racks of more versatile pieces, heavy on sweaters and pants, in a range of seasonal colors — pink, purple, mustard, chartreuse — that a staff member said was inspired by a photograph of an oil spill.
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The foundation brush head currently goes for $40, so it is an additional cost, but one that I&aposm willing to pay for if it means an easier time doing my makeup and making my Clarisonic much more versatile.
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The corded mowers are really suitable for smaller yards because you will need to use an extension cord to run the mower, while the battery-powered models are a bit more versatile, though you'll find that battery life varies.
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Because of the extra lens, the iPhone's camera is a little more versatile than the Pixel's camera – so if you're looking for a phone that will look good in all situations, the iPhone might be the way to go.
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Pros: Made in America, durable polycarbonate frames and lenses, lightweight and comfortable for extended wear, a myriad of frame and lens color options, and a great casual style that's more versatile than standard wraparound sport sunglassesCons: They're fairly large
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Like any of Astell & Kern's products, the Kann isn't exactly cheap at $999 dollars, given that the average smartphone can accomplish the same basic task of "playing music on the go" in a dramatically cheaper, smaller and more versatile way.
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Patch 212 came to all platforms today bringing buffs to make Bastion a more versatile hero, customization options for targeting sensitivity on certain heroes' abilities, a custom game browser and a persistent capture the flag mode with brand new maps.
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USB-C is definitely more versatile — it can be plugged in any orientation and does triple duty handling power, data, and display output — but it could destroy your laptop when you trip over the cable (which you most definitely will).
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Manufacturers say the rocket will be more versatile than Ariane 5, able to carry out missions from placing as many as 90 small satellites in low-earth orbit to taking classic spy satellites to far higher perches in geostationary orbit.
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Acer's Swift 2199 may be grabbing headlines for its incredibly thin build, but add just a sliver of thickness to that laptop's body (a single millimeter in fact) and you get a much more versatile machine: the Acer Spin 21.
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It will buy nine advanced Virginia-class attack submarines over the next five years and equip them with the more versatile Virginia Payload Module, which will more than triple each submarine platform's strike capacity from 12 Tomahawk missiles to 40.
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Amazon has tested different vendors' technology that it may one day use for picking, including from Soft Robotics, a Boston-area startup that drew inspiration from octopus tentacles to make grippers more versatile, one person familiar with Amazon's experimentation said.
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A more versatile version of Google Voice, a Hushed Private Phone Line is designed to let you call and text using a totally private number, which you can calibrate with hundreds of area codes from across the U.S. and Canada.
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WSJ rightly points out that cable companies are very scared of this kind of reform because it means they'll lose millions of dollars in revenue as customers switch from the rent-a-box arrangement to better, more versatile options like TiVo's latest contraptions.
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Apple got dragged big time for dumping all full-sized USB-A ports for the smaller, reversible, and overall more versatile USB-C ports in its MacBooks, but it was clearly ahead of the curve, since now Windows 10 laptops are following suit.
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The new class of drugs was easier to use, and more versatile: An antibiotic can be used to treat many different infections, whereas a phage is much more specific — it might only successfully infect a particular strand of a particular species of bacteria.
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Sure, the random earbuds that you have in your bottom drawer may do the job just fine for some, but if you want to hear nuanced details, well-rounded bass, or a sparkling high-end, you'll need something a little more versatile.
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Rather than distorting the form as some ballet purists fear, dancers who push the gendered boundaries of training "are more versatile and can be stretched in different ways," said Jonathan Stafford, a ballet master who is overseeing City Ballet's interim leadership team.
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It also shows a work ethos that has allowed them to not only debut new, more versatile helmets this year, but also release their second album, New Worlds, and put out the 17th installment of their Futuristic Thriller Mix, which samples from Blade Runner 2049.
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Your orgasm will be much more versatile if you watch different types of porn once in a while, or consume another type of erotica, or touch yourself in slightly varied ways, or use a new toy, or an old one on a different setting.
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Ibaka and Tucker help in a vacuum, and even more through the lens of series with Boston and, more notably, Cleveland, making the Raptors a far more versatile defensive outfit without sacrificing spacing as some of their top defensive groups have done in the past.
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It's a little traditional, but it's a little more refined at the tip, which I happen to think elongates a look rather than something that's really round, So when we're talking about brown versus black, a brown shoe is actually much more versatile than black.
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Built in 113 for St. Paul's in purportedly Bachian style, with an eye toward the then-burgeoning early-music movement, the organ has been replaced by a more versatile, well-used 211 Noack pipe organ, which was fitted into the chapel's slightly expanded 22012 cabinet.
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In my mind, it doesn't make much sense to spend $200 on a Lite when you could put down an extra $100 for more versatile, superior hardware, but Rodrigo's and Young's statements did make me think about the kids out there stockpiling allowance money.
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Smaller and more portable than a treadmill desk and more versatile than a traditional standing desk, the Deskcise PRO is ideal for home offices and co-working spaces, and if you can get your corporate office manager to approve one, more power to you.
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The PO-33 KO, and PO-35 Speak are a little spendier than other Pocket Operators (normally $49-$59), but the built-in mic, accompanying Microtonic software, and other new features make the Metal series much more versatile than other models, which are locked with stock sounds.
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Although 3-D printing isn't going to kill conventional manufacturing any time soon, applications like this demonstrate its versatility—not every ship wants to carry a stock of drones, but having a 3-D printer and a supply of nylon is much easier and more versatile.
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While the mid to late 00s saw Britain flooded with sappy guys wailing sad jams for basic couples and their slow dances, the solo songwriter is an altogether more versatile prospect these days—one that's seen an influx of new talent explore entirely more experimental worlds.
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Kickstarter-funded Swidget thinks smart outlets should be a little more versatile and has created the Customizable Outlet ($39.99), which is a modular outlet that can be personalized with interchangeable inserts for features like Amazon Alexa support, Wi-Fi control, USB charging, a night light, and more.
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With information technology evolving so rapidly, who is to say that another vendor does not develop a faster, cheaper, more versatile "mouse trap" that might benefit the Pentagon, but is locked out of providing it because one company has already established its own monopoly within the Department.
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But he also couldn't help but note that these 2-in-1 form factors are just the start for Chrome OS. The Chromebook is going from being just a laptop to something that is a lot more versatile and dynamic ... such that OEMs can produce many great devices.
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And then there's the 12-inch MacBook, an extremely underpowered machine that despite a very crappy processor can edit 4K video in Final Cut Pro X (albeit not very fast) and has been more versatile â€" and easier to carry around â€" than my MacBook Pro for covering events.
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The SD Association actually first announced full-size SD Express cards several months ago that promise similar transfer speeds as part of the SD 7.0 specification, but today's news at MWC (the SD 7.1 spec) is now bringing those same speeds to the smaller and more versatile microSD format.
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Nintendo's upcoming NX console is slowly taking shape, but a new report provides a lot more specificity than we've seen in the past, claiming the still-secret gaming hardware is actually primarily a portable console – albeit with some modular features that could make it more versatile than most handhelds.
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While the H1 isn't quite as good as some of the more expensive dedicated home theater offerings from big brands like Epson and Benq when it comes to image quality, it's a far more versatile device, with IQ that's close enough most people probably won't appreciate the difference.
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While first thoughts always go to the commonly accepted vaccine approach, and it is worth pursuing, it is important to not overlook more recent technological advances that may provide a faster, more versatile solution for not only the current Zika virus but also the next emerging viral threat.
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The LNG derivatives markets are experiencing exponential growth, driven by two key factors: demand for risk management solutions as the transition from the inflexible supply agreements of the past into a more versatile industry gathers pace, and support for the only liquid LNG financial instrument, the JKM Swap.
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Meanwhile, demand for cheap small sedans and hatchbacks is shrinking fast in favor of larger, more versatile crossovers and sport-utility vehicles, and more automakers are dropping them altogether from their US lineups, creating fewer options for budget-minded buyers looking for new cars priced around $20,000 or less.
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Apple TV is designed to let people quickly search through the video both on what has traditionally been the domain of TV, as well as an explosion of web video and related apps, in a way it says is simpler and more versatile than smart TVs made by rivals like Samsung.
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Apple wasn't the first phone manufacturer to put two cameras on the back of its flagship device, but it already had the phone with the best camera on the market, so adding more capability to that already-awesome shooter just made the handset more versatile—and more upgrade-worthy too.
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First, though, he asked Rodriguez, after he had singled and scored as a pinch-hitter in the ninth, if he had brought his glove with him — something Rodriguez does only in National League parks, where the absence of a designated hitter means that a manager needs a more versatile roster.
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They're a lot closer than you might think in terms of quality and other factors that would contribute to a buying decision, but the Sonos One probably has a slight edge in sound, where the Ikea bookshelf speaker is a bit more versatile in terms of mounting and installation options.
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Apple's investment, the first from the technology giant's $1 billion fund to promote advanced manufacturing in the United States, will help Corning develop thinner, more versatile glass for iPhones as well as other product lines that Apple is exploring, such as screens for self-driving cars and augmented reality glasses.
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Through that experimentation, Kerr is finding an increasing level of trust in the rookie big man Jordan Bell, as well as in the free-agent signee Omri Casspi and the second-year guard Patrick McCaw, which has created a more versatile and dynamic bench than he could lean on previously.
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And in an improvement over last year's model, the new DCH-S161 model is now powered off AA batteries this time, making it far more versatile to place in areas that would need flood monitoring that aren't near a power outlet (D-Link says the the batteries should last roughly a year and a half).
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I'm fine with all of these ports, especially the full-size USB port, but as I said in my Surface Laptop 2 review, now that Microsoft's making the best devices in their class, it's the company's responsibility to help push us (kicking and screaming if need be) to adopt the smaller, reversible, and more versatile port.
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"She's added some pieces to her game, she's becoming more versatile offensively—finishing around the basket in different ways, shooting the ball coming off screens, integrating the pull-up a little bit more—so I think that's maybe the biggest growth area that she's made over the last year or so," Canadian assistant coach Carly Clarke told VICE Sports.
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But it does have the potential to make the Cosmos a much more versatile system; if it works well, the standalone faceplate could be a better option for Cosmos owners than buying a second headset dedicated to AR. HTC is only announcing pricing and availability details for the Cosmos Elite today; preorders will begin on February 24th for $899.
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Laptops are much more versatile and will let you recognize any kind of file on pretty much any kind of USB-C storage device, but it's another example of how a USB-C port doesn't always mean the same capabilities on every device—check the exact spec and features before spending money on a setup that isn't going to work properly.
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While Ngannou was shown up don't be sad for him just yet, he is only thirty-one—an infant in the heavyweight division—and with the UFC brass firmly behind him and so many in the heavyweight division who can't deal with him even in this raw state, he is sure to continue to develop into a more versatile fighter.
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More from Reuters * North Korea state media warns of nuclear strike if provoked as U.S. warships approach * Babies starve as war grinds on in Mosul * Symantec attributes 22012 cyber attacks to CIA-linked hacking tools The Common Business-Oriented Language was developed nearly 21 years ago and has been gradually replaced by newer, more versatile languages such as Java, C and Python.
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Cable companies began to offer their own DVR boxes not long after, but TiVo recorders have often been more versatile and have been the first to include features like commercial-skipping, upgradable hard drives, multiple tuners (for recording more than one show at a time), integrated online streaming-video services — and at one point, the ability to order pizza from the television screen.
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The switch step makes this a far more versatile movement than if one were to step with the hook, withdrawing the lead foot before shifting means that the fighter can adjust the length of his shift, which is important as this technique only really works at its best if it is used to hit a man as he is stepping towards you.
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Other coding toys are already on sale, but Google's could be far more versatile Google gives a number of examples for what kind of toys can be made with Bloks, from the robot whose movement you can control, to a speaker you can program to play music, to a lab that lets you program connected sensors to activate other objects, like a real-world IFTTT.
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Petcube's original Bites smart treat dispenser and Play pet camera with a built-in laser pointer were great for pet parents who couldn't always be around to hang out with their furry charges, but the new Bites 2 and Play 2 come with one big new upgrade that make them far more versatile than the original: They both double as Alexa-powered smart speaker devices.
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