It will identify speakers you have plugged in, what kind of TV you're using, and will note every single product plugged in.
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" "Trump is very plugged in and he's very connected.
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Is your phone, tablet, or laptop charged or plugged in?
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You don't need to be plugged in all the time.
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Bass extension also goes deeper with the wire plugged in.
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Obviously, gaming without being plugged in will kill battery life.
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We keep it plugged in right next to our bed.
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In its earlier days, Mint itself plugged in via Yodlee.
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It can run on a battery or be plugged in.
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We plugged in Resy, which is a restaurant reservation app.
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Make sure your laptop is plugged in and powering up.
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Amina is totally plugged in, she's got this amazing network.
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Rooney herself, on the other hand, seems completely plugged in.
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When I plugged in numbers, it gave surprisingly consistent results.
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We turned off the lamps and plugged in the tree.
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They plugged in a few different variables, including rotation rates.
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Each day, around 9:45 am, I found a unique space nearby where I was walking, took out my little Sony recorder, plugged in a microphone preamp, and then plugged in my binaural microphones.
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It's unclear if that's simply because its source wasn't plugged in.
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And for me, it was a way of staying plugged in.
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I also keep an adapter and cable plugged in at home.
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Or worse, being replaced because they weren't plugged in and accessible.
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In their place, he plugged in Kurt Cobain and Freddie Mercury.
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So feel free to leave your digital companion plugged in overnight.
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We downloaded the Amazon Go app and plugged in our location.
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Steve Paffett left his laptop plugged in at the office overnight.
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They have plugged in dehumidifiers and fans to fend off mold.
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Got everything plugged in, ventilation set up and your materials purchased?
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In the latest update, residents are whiter, richer, more plugged in.
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Make sure the jack on my Apple EarPods is plugged in.
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Yael: How do you disallow USB devices from getting plugged in?
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Bran Plugged In to Help Lure the Night King Ah … likely!
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Currently, the AirPods case needs to be plugged in to charge.
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It also needs to be plugged-in to a wall to work.
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"Even a Tesla has to be plugged in once in a while."
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Now, I think that we have different ways of staying plugged in.
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Technologists are only as useful as we are quick and plugged in.
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Connie stays put on the front desk and is always plugged in.
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Don't worry if you have to leave it plugged in overnight, either.
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That means it will probably spend most of its time plugged in.
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When the MOS Pack is plugged in, so are all your gadgets.
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And what might the implications be when our minds are plugged in?
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They'd have to be plugged in somewhere or their contents would rot.
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I've tried other trimmers before, but some needed to be plugged in.
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Ms. Trauss may be a plugged-in millennial, but she loves it.
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This, plugged in sources said, would serve as a placeholder of sorts.
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The laptop wasn't plugged in, and the battery is about to fail.
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I plugged in headphones and opera music was playing in my ears.
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I've watched the #MeToo movement as most digitally plugged-in people have.
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Santana released two mixtapes last year, Plugged In and Fredo Kruger 2.
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Neuticles, one plugged-in acquaintance revealed, are prosthetic testicles for neutered pets.
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Or it's like someone threw a plugged-in appliance into the sea.
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There's less to discover when you're plugged in to an existing machine.
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Once plugged in, the sensors set themselves up with no outside help.
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What was going on at the outlet when nothing was plugged in?
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Their project, titled "Holojam," is about what comes after everybody's plugged in.
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I feel plugged in on most tech platforms but this mystifies me.
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It just needs to be plugged in and added via the Eero app.
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Today's listeners are constantly plugged in to their smartphones accessing everything on-demand.
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When not plugged in, the battery should last around four or five hours.
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I plugged in "batteries" and worked my way down: Brazil, Australia, South Africa.
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And wherever it is parked, it helps to keep the EV plugged in.
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It features an internal battery and can also be plugged in for recharging.
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I'm ready for it, I'm ready to be plugged in there every day.
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Certain apps may allow patients to stay "plugged-in" and manage their treatment.
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This is because even basic AI can't simply be plugged in and used.
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" I had my goggles plugged in when Papi barged into my bedroom. "¡Felicidades!
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But other internet giants have also set their sight on plugged-in micromobility.
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I plugged in my iPhone, which contains nickel and copper, lithium and aluminum.
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I plugged in the Anova Pro and the touch screen immediately turned on.
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I tried ATMs, but, as I said, they weren&apost even plugged in.
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Not a cloud but a private place, plugged in when you request it.
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It is a charge device; it has to be plugged in all the time.
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Just tell them you have no idea if all the things are plugged in.
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Too many job seekers don't refresh their brains and are always just plugged in.
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Bonus: It also solves the power problem as you can leave it plugged in.
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Even laptops had large batteries and could be plugged in most of the time.
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The battery only runs about five hours before it needs to be plugged in.
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Some users have reported hearing audio distortion with plugged in external audio input devices.
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Why would I expect flawless service from the camera plugged in next to it?
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I placed my hand on the surface while it was plugged in and lived.
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"We need an entity plugged in to emerging technologies and infrastructure risk," said Daniel.
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Your device needs to have at least 50 percent battery, or be plugged in.
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I set down my camera, plugged in my phone, and — of course — nothing happened.
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That constraint is removed, though, when you're plugged in to a "limitless" power supply.
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The trickiest thing for fsociety will be keeping the femtocell plugged in and discreet.
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With a cord, you can do all your important tasks while staying plugged in.
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I leave my computer and phone plugged in here before I go to sleep.
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We live on and through our screens, and we're always plugged in, always distracted.
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Babies couldn't be kept warm inside incubators, because they need to be plugged in.
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I wondered if we were missing things when we're plugged in and zoned out.
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Now that you have your screen plugged in, it's time to set it up.
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In an increasingly plugged-in world, more travelers are looking for a digital detox.
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Connect the Roku player to your TV and make sure it&aposs plugged in.
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Both thread through an included "Link Box," which needs to be plugged in separately.
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Existing investor Technology Crossover Ventures plugged in another $100 million, via a concurrent placement.
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Once it's plugged in, simply lay your Apple Watch on top to start charging.
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When a ship is plugged in, the agency said, its exhaust is nearly eliminated.
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And yet the mayor has drawn the ire of the plugged-in progressive left.
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I keep a Yeti 1400 in my basement, plugged in and ready to use.
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Once charged, leave the Switch alone for an hour while it's still plugged in.
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NEW ORLEANS — The biggest yearly event of plugged-in, progressive activists was Warrenmania. Sen.
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The camera has a battery if you want to use it on the go, too, but when it's plugged in it has the capability of recording constantly — when it's plugged in, the camera will fire up every time you start your car.
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If you plugged in the real tax cut numbers, the deficit would be much higher.
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Unlike gas-powered vehicles, most electric cars are "filled up" while plugged in at home.
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Fast charging means that 163 minutes plugged in will give you two hours of charge.
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When multiple devices are plugged in, the charger will intelligently manage power based on demand.
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Or maybe it's just the electric charge from that EV plugged in for the night.
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When I plugged in my Eero for the first time, I expected to be disappointed.
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Does Google seriously expect me to keep a Chromecast plugged in for a single app?
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He's plugged in to internet culture, whether it's April the pregnant giraffe or the Kardashians.
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Every workstation had a HoloLens, which we kept plugged in whenever we weren't wearing them.
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Sometimes, just making sure things are plugged in or turned on can save you hundreds.
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The Echo Spot, like all other Echos, has to be plugged in at all times.
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Make sure you're on wi-fi, and the iPhone is plugged in during the switchover.
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But obviously the audio stays plugged in in the stream, so i just carried on.
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She sat on a stool by one of the boards and plugged in her iPhone.
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I plugged in numbers from a carbon-footprint calculator and … no, that couldn't be right.
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The S20 Plus supports fast wireless charging and extra fast charging when it's plugged in.
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Enter Marc Serra (Sterling K. Brown in a dad hat), a plugged-in assassins broker.
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Can you please make sure it's plugged in and at temperature when I get there?
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Like it's not plugged in, it's on the side, I think that's still the case.
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When plugged in, the Sound Bar Flex audio quality is exceedingly decent in any size space.
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She finds Berry's ideas about resisting technology hugely important, especially in our always-plugged-in world.
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The device typically sits on a wireless charging stand that stays plugged in near your bedside.
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Freevolt is built into the device and it never needs to be plugged in to charge.
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This photo of our new overlord marching amongst his plugged in subjects is really something pic.twitter.
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A plugged-in fried of mine expects commercial quantum computing to come online in five years.
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Make it your child's job to ensure that everything is plugged in and charging each night.
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One piece of advice: warm up the car while it's plugged in before you start driving.
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Frustratingly, there is no way to check the battery level when the battery is plugged in.
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Just 403 minutes plugged in, and all 240,2000mAh of its capacity will be topped off again.
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Wesley Hartzog plugged in his Galaxy Note 7 to charge inside his garage this past Sunday.
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He blew a fuse when he plugged in a heater to supplement the feeble central heating.
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Plus, you can let the Switch stand upright or on a flat surface while plugged in.
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I haven't really plugged in, but we did get to visit the set outside of Belfast.
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But getting your gadgets charged up is about more than how long they're plugged in for.
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It featured a larger battery capable of being plugged in to draw energy from the grid.
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They get to determine which features get plugged in, which one of our chips to use.
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And if you try to drive off with the driving charger still plugged in, don't worry.
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Cillizza: How plugged in are Mainers to the court fight -- and to Collins' role in it?
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" When the gadget is plugged in and turned on, it responds: "Woo-hoo, that feels good!
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That means, yes, you probably don't want to leave your phone plugged in every single night.
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Using YouTube's public developer interface, Mr. Serrato plugged in a dozen recent videos related to Chemnitz.
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Wayne's just not that plugged in to the country world, but we see an opportunity here.
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Charge, connect, and keep all your USB devices plugged in at once with this powerful hub.
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On an even deeper level, my generation, despite being plugged in and connected, feels deeply alone.
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The preferred method seems to be to drop it behind a partially plugged-in phone charger.
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When can a YouTuber truly unplug, if their entire livelihood revolves around being constantly plugged in?
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There's a mute switch that you can toggle, too, when you've plugged in the included microphone.
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Amazon says it can run on a solar-powered accessory, plugged in, or on a battery.
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"There are so many things that have to be plugged in to work," Ms. Calvert said.
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It can also beam wireless stereo sound to your controller if you're using a plugged in headset.
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I plugged in, and without hesitating, in the spirit of Spinal Tap, I cranked it to 11.
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Once plugged in, you'll be able to charge your handset while listening to music and other audio.
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Unfortunately, it has to be plugged in to operate and the cord is only nine feet long.
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And when the power cord is plugged in, it runs out underneath the back of the lamp.
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Mattel's been taking great pains to update its product lines for a plugged-in generation of kids.
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According to Ober, these items are apparently, "constructed of carbon-based polyurethane" and can be plugged in.
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After doing my push-ups, I plugged in my hot pot to make hot water for coffee.
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Young people are no more interested in being constantly plugged in than are the adults around them.
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They charge over USB Type C and can also be plugged in via a detachable 3.5mm cable.
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Both the smaller and larger model need to be plugged in to power — they don't have batteries.
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The modeling ASCE uses in this report hasn't changed since 2012; it just plugged in updated numbers.
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Then, the boxes get rolled out to the event floor, where they're plugged in until go time.
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It was something I rarely felt when plugged in online: kind hellos begetting hellos, begetting more kindness.
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As soon as I plugged in the Invoke, Cortana' voice started guiding me through the setup process.
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Battery life is three to four hours, but you can also use Glyph while it's plugged in.
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This Robin cloud system automatically synchronizes the phone when it's connected to Wi-Fi and plugged in.
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And then once you have a keyboard plugged in, there's the problem of tapping on the screen.
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And so I invite them to actually come out and see my electric car car plugged in.
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He shared photos of a leaking roof and space heater there, plugged in, with rain puddling nearby.
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I reran the model with the known variables and then plugged in different popularity ratings for Kavanaugh.
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The Cornsteins spend their plugged-in days living and working on the Upper East Side and Midtown.
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Elon Musk talks about neural networks that we get plugged in to so we become the computer.
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These algorithms scramble the message using a mathematical formula with some non-secret key number plugged in.
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A longer cable lets you use your phone in bed while it's plugged in that faraway outlet.
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Once the credential stuffers start working with the stolen credentials, they get plugged in to iCloud accounts.
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Somewhere, in every poem, there are words that shine forth, light up, almost as if plugged in.
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It makes people who are understandably not plugged in to Search Engine Optimization Policy just feel distrustful.
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So keep it plugged in when not in use, or plan to charge it before any trips.
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He's tight with Magic Johnson and he's still plugged in with a ton of important NBA people.
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The Plugged In review of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone is fairly typical of the site.
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Specifically, some say their new iPhones don't charge when plugged in, and when the screen is off.
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I have two set-top boxes and three gaming systems plugged in, and it moves between them neatly.
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And along with destroying her plugged-in air conditioner and television, the strike turned off the women's IPG.
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The cast uses futuristic gadgets, don VR headsets and, in some instances, seem to be "plugged in" themselves.
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In my brief testing of the app, I plugged in the symptoms of a sore or red eye.
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I thought I was plugged-in all day long, but I missed several of the stories on here.
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It is also solar-powered so it doesn't need to be plugged in or require frequent battery replacement.
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DNA from crime scenes can be plugged in and cross-referenced with more extensive databases such as Ancestry.
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Mostly, though, Mr. Obama is just intent on being plugged in the way most Americans are these days.
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B.S.' moniker took on a grim new meaning among the plugged-in set of Washington: Mister Bone Saw.
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It feels more like a vape you keep at home but you don't have to keep plugged in.
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It can also make it impossible to figure out where every gadget on your desk is plugged in.
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Most of us should probably channel Steingart's way of thinking and just keep our phones plugged in forever.
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Because what good are all those hair tools if they can only be plugged in to British outlets?
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His research is now the blueprint for tech companies who are developing products to keep consumers plugged in.
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The code essentially allows malware to execute on a machine the second an infected drive is plugged in.
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Imagine if you plugged in a brand new Echo, sniffle, and then Alexa recommended you buy some Kleenex.
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And with SNES compatible outlets out front, two original controllers can be plugged in for multi-person use.
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They're bulky, they always have to be plugged in, and they're compatible with very few external video sources.
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Despite finishing her documentary weeks ago, she was still fully plugged in to the world of false alarms.
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"They asked me if I had anything plugged in in the garage," he told local NBC affiliate WMBF.
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Yes, it needs to be plugged in, there's still no wireless electricity in the consumer market, so yes.
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When it's plugged in, the case becomes a Bluetooth audio transmitter for anything, including (especially) airplane infotainment terminals.
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If you've plugged in your Pencil but it isn't charging, your charging port might be obstructed by debris.
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Even when patients do get the mic, they don't always seem to be given one that's plugged in.
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You can test a microphone on a Windows 10 computer to ensure it's plugged in correctly and working.
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So I plugged in my Korg Monopoly, which is my favourite synthesizer, and I programmed the main arpeggiator.
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And they're the ones who shape the culture, purely by virtue of being plugged in at all times.
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Last week, a teenager was electrocuted to death while listening to headphones from a plugged-in cell phone.
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Anything with so much as a tiny light is using energy when plugged in — from TVs to toasters.
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That's 189 miles a week if plugged in nightly, or 756 miles monthly and over 9,000 miles annually.
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You won't strain your back while your phone is plugged in anymore if you snag an extended charger.
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The Palm, by contrast, is a device you turn to when you want to be plugged in less.
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The more connected and plugged in we are, the more attractive every aspect of our lives is to hackers.
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She plugged in the charger and then, realizing it didn't work, unplugged it and left it on the counter.
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But the morning I plugged in my Xbox One X, I noticed that it wasn't displaying anything in 4K.
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There&aposs also no longer the chance that you might pull out with the charging cable still plugged in.
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All of those speakers have to stay plugged in to a power supply at all times, by the way.
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That tiny Micro-USB cable sticks out when plugged in, but it's easy to maneuver when closing the Cocoon.
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You can be on this all the time and stay very plugged in to what's going on right now.
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In a world so heavily based online, we don't think of the people who aren't quite as plugged in.
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If you're recording to the external hard drive you plugged in, clips can be up to an hour long.
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After I set up an account and plugged in my delivery address, I picked a store to "shop" from.
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Plus, there are dual HDMI ports so you can keep all your essentials plugged in and ready to go.
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When it gets plugged in, we pulse the system and it tells us what kind of scooter it is.
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The previous model would only deliver 60W, meaning the laptop's battery could drain under heavy loads when plugged in.
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" She added: "With record turnout and sky-high participation, we saw an engaged, plugged-in democratic process at work.
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You can even set different options based on whether your laptop is plugged in or running off battery power.
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The Arlo Pro 2 has some other features that only work when the camera is indoors and plugged in.
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The freezer was recently brought to the residence and was not yet plugged in or taken inside the home.
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You remember the old phones, like where you called the operator and I guess they plugged in the socket?
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That's fine for a device that's always plugged in, but what about the computer that lives in your pocket?
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The main attraction remains the same: this is a watch that never needs to be plugged in to charge.
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We're kind of plugged in and we have a plan, but we're drinking so we'll probably mess it up.
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But it's certainly more portable than the Home Mini and Echo Dot, which always need to be plugged in.
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But then I remembered my deadline, bolted upright, unplugged the diffuser, plugged in my computer, and typed these words.
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Every generation it moves forward, because there's no substituting or competing against a powered plugged-in GPU and CPU.
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There's no wireless charging, but because it supports Quick Charge 3.0, the V20 refills very quickly when plugged in.
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After his anointed successor's premature exit, Mr Son will struggle to attract another plugged-in technology superstar to Tokyo.
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The crowd roared, but I panicked because my keyboard wasn't plugged in and I didn't even have a microphone.
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The only problem is the battery drain—and it depletes quicker than it charges even when it's plugged in.
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A natural gas leak in northwestern Los Angeles, finally plugged in February, was the most disastrous in American history.
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It's hard to pinpoint when, exactly, kids and teens became 0003 percent plugged in — fully online, all the time.
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The base lasts about 14 hours on one charge, so you don't have to constantly leave it plugged in.
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Mobile technology means we're always on, always plugged in, always stimulated, always in a constant state of self-presentation.
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"He's probably the most plugged-in person in Washington," said Sally Quinn, the Washington journalism doyenne and a friend.
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"You're not supposed to have your personal devices plugged in, because that can be a hazard," Ms. Nelson said.
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When the battery is plugged in, charged atoms called ions flow between the two tanks, generating an electric current.
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When the battery is plugged in, charged atoms called ions flow between the two tanks, generating an electric current.
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If you have an iPhone 6 or older, your device needs to be plugged in for this to work.
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Fortunately, once the headset, controllers and scanners are all plugged in and detected, getting yourself into VR is simple.
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In groups, they plugged in a few coffee grinders and reduced those whole toasted spices to a fine powder.
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When the researchers plugged in more accurate greenhouse gas emissions the models' predictions snapped into line with observed temperatures.
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When researchers plugged in the thumb drive, they discovered it featured photos and video from an unknown person's vacation.
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But the device has to be plugged in and requires that I undress and put on a pumping bra.
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They plugged in characteristics associated with each — like "is herbivorous" or "has a prehensile tail" — into a computer program.
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The students there are so plugged in to what is going on in the world, and that was great.
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As it currently stands, when an unlocked iPhone is plugged in it asks the user if they trust the device.
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After failing to get my Shuffle working with just a quick charge, I decided I'd leave it plugged in overnight.
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Early battery-electric vehicles, like the Nissan Leaf, often needed a full night plugged in, even with their limited range.
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The new units will charge through the USB-C ports, which are obviously designed to ensure devices stay plugged in.
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I plugged in my Telecaster and sat down in front of a microphone in my home studio for the recording.
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When plugged in, it lights up orange — replicating the true glow of electron tubes used when electricity was first invented.
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The update cleverly shifts the dock's orientation from vertical to horizon, so the phone lays flat when it's plugged in.
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You can stream that live programming on a TV with any of the company's Fire TV streaming devices plugged in.
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As soon as I plugged in the headset, my Windows 10 system found it and started installing the necessary drivers.
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In your Mac settings, it looks like you plugged in a standard display even though it's just a tiny key.
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"My brand new Note7 exploded this morning while I was still asleep, it was plugged in and charging," he said.
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The blade-style also gives you the most feedback on the quality of the ball strike, Plugged in Golf says.
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Public charging stations are far from ubiquitous, and boosting a battery means spending at least half an hour plugged in.
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Experience the luxury of having all of your things plugged in at once with this 6-in-1 power strip.
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It's not portable, but the benefit of always being plugged in is that Google can make a more powerful speaker.
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It's when the tree is plugged in — either to an electrical outlet or a USB plug — that the magic starts.
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When I learned he'd been cheating on me, the console just happened to still be plugged in at my place.
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You're plugged in, on the go, and playing your favorite station on Spotify when a great new song comes on.
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If there's any way to keep people visually energized and plugged in, I think that's a useful thing to do.
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A longtime leader is Sonos, which makes speakers (from $149 each) that can be plugged in to any electrical outlet.
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"The vision here is that we have something that essentially can be plugged in like your cable box," said Dudley.
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In a media-saturated world where most people are always plugged in, that advice may seem easier said than done.
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The new model adds support for hands-free Alexa even when the tablet isn't plugged in, unlike last year's model.
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The camera is designed for indoor use only, and doesn't have batteries — it has to be plugged in to work.
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Or is it that we're withering away into some utopic, objectless matrix, plugged in with the volume at maximum levels?
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My phone was dead most of the day so as soon as we got back I plugged in my phone.
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On the night of the storm, Ravi walked into the bathroom to see Becky holding the plugged-in, "Adored"-playing radio.
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The phone was plugged in and charging next to a five-year-old girl, when it exploded at about 4 a.m.
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When I first plugged in the Home Hub, my apartment was full of a small number of disconnected smart home gadgets.
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The app will then automatically scan for new Google Home devices that are plugged in and ready to be set up.
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Mellow isn't designed to be plugged in — after all, a cable running out the back would ruin that nice, minimalist design.
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Once it's plugged in the little computer can simulate a hard drive or mouse, send MIDI data, and even blink quickly.
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I knew her for only two days before I found myself making sure, for example, that her phone was plugged in.
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There are also things that people rarely use but keep plugged in, like the set-top box in the spare bedroom.
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I should have the choice to be connected wirelessly over Bluetooth and to have my phone plugged in for CarPlay, too.
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I miss the sax buttons and the instant remapping, but I haven't plugged in the Vantage for a few days now.
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I tried it with the case plugged in to the power adapter and without, and it worked fine in both cases.
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Image: APResearchers at Ben Gurion University in Israel have created malware that will turn your plugged in headphones into a microphone.
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She and her co-author Michael Wehner plugged in ocean temperature, atmospheric conditions, and watched the simulated storms spin toward land.
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They also suggest keeping the vehicle plugged in and using preconditioning to warm it up before heading out onto the road.
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The conspiracy culture that established itself online, long before the rest of the world plugged in, has spilled into the mainstream.
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During my daily use I've found the XPS 133 lasts between 213 and 215 hours before needing to be plugged in.
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On a computer you'll need to be running the latest version of iTunes and navigate to your plugged-in iOS device.
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Just last week, a Malaysian woman died from being electrocuted while talking on her mobile phone while it was plugged in.
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Both of these phones typically last "all day" and need to be plugged in at night, but not the P16K Pro.
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There's one for the wireless charging pad, but once that's plugged in, you simply drop the phone on the charging pad.
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If you're not plugged in with Japanese role-playing games — colloquially referred to as "JRPGs" — then it's easy to miss Persona.
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The latest software should be available automatically on your Echo, if you have it plugged in and connected to Wi-Fi.
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Here's how plugged-in appropriations experts are ranking the dangers over the next two weeks: Immigration: This is the biggest danger.
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This isn't something you risk from keeping your phone plugged in all night — most batteries are designed to automatically prevent overcharging.
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So pushing kids to get plugged in from a very early age might not feel like the right thing to do.
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At home, after air-drying my hair with a little bit of heat-protecting spray, I plugged in the T3 device.
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But sometimes, your iPhone can get confused and continue to operate as if headphones are plugged in even when they're not.
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"We're not as plugged in as people in the States, but we're definitely watching," he said of American expats like himself.
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The well had been drilled to 2,000 feet by Thursday and he expected the leak to be plugged in early October.
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Even if you find a place to stash your spare cables, you probably have a few left plugged in all day.
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It has attracted a number of fans among the plugged-in tech elite, too, including Twitter and Square CEO Jack Dorsey.
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A karaoke machine from the Philippines is plugged in to the television, projecting idyllic vistas of home into the airless room.
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The seats did have power outlets for 110v AC plugs, but mine didn't work when I plugged in my iPhone charger.
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When he plugged in 15 viral genomes released by Chinese and Thai health authorities, he discovered almost no mutations between them.
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"It's plugged in today," he said with a hint of disappointment, perhaps hoping to catch the cruise line in the act.
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Until then, you could always grab a tablet you already own, put it on a stand and leave it plugged in.
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Don't leave your laptop plugged in all night; I don't know why but I heard it's not good for the battery.
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Don't leave your laptop plugged in all night; I don't know why but I heard it's not good for the battery.
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Whether it's via smartphone or desktop, more than 4 billion people in the world (over half the population) are plugged-in.
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It likely comes down to awareness, Schulz says, adding millennials are very "plugged in" when it comes to news and trends.
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The phones shut down without warning with no way to restart the system until it's plugged in to a power source.
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The drive contained code that, when plugged in, ran a script, opened the browser and automatically typed in the company's website.
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Amy Klobuchar began contacting Harris' precinct chairs in Iowa to see whether the plugged-in caucus operatives had considered their candidates.
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Snapchat is unveiling a brilliant guerrilla-marketing rollout that bets on its plugged-in audience, and it appears to be working.
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Another Chinese woman that year was killed when she answered a call on her iPhone 5 while it was plugged in.
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Plugged In reviews were a fixture of life for many children growing up in conservative evangelical churches, particularly in the 313s.
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Apple has already announced a new AirPods case that will be able to charge without being plugged in, using wireless charging.
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But it still begs the question: how at peace can these practices be when they're impossible to access without staying plugged in?
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On the hardware side of things, the base needs to be plugged in all the time for the collar to work properly.
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There's a distinct advantage to having Alexa broken out of the Echo line and installed in every plugged-in appliance you own.
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If you spend more than two hours with a device plugged in, a 1 Euro fee will be added to your bill.
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The Level 2 chargers supply 240 volts and typically provide up to 20 miles of range for every hour you're plugged in.
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Considering the power this is going to use, you'll want to keep your contraption close to a power outlet and plugged in.
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Nevertheless, I always thought it would be cool if it could stay plugged in, worked on wi-fi, and accept voice commands.
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Just a USB-C port for charging—though Razer also includes a headphone adapter if you really need to be plugged in.
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When the Laptop 3 is plugged in, I can run my fingers over the deck and feel something like a vibration effect.
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The simply named Adjustable Charging Stand props the system, while keeping it plugged in, via an AC adapter port on the side.
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The school is arguably one of the most plugged-in anywhere: Virtually every part of the campus has access to the internet.
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Yashar didn't have any formal role on Clinton's 2016 campaign, but sources say that he was still plugged in and offered advice.
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Specifically, users are experiencing issues where phones will not charge if the Lightning cable is plugged in while the device is asleep.
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But it can also be plugged in at home if you simply don't have the counter space for a full-sized oven.
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It's all very embarrassing, especially since every smartphone calendar already has national holidays plugged in and ready to go for user convenience.
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It will be able to heat up to 32oz of water instantly as you pour it, using a battery or plugged in.
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It should be possible, one way or another, to keep Britain plugged in to the EU's decision-making machinery after it leaves.
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I'm really never not working — I'm always plugged in to some degree, on Instagram, on email, editing and sending photos, doing interviews.
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Of course, the controller can be plugged in with a USB cable for charging or to use when the batteries are dead.
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Most new battery-electric vehicles have custom smartphone apps that allow a driver to switch on cabin heat remotely when plugged in.
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And if you want to stay plugged in, too, you'll need to develop your digital design skills and keep them well honed.
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"Basically, we walked into every classroom, counted the lights, checked to see what was plugged in, and looked for vampires," Dantzker said.
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Just remember that when it's not plugged in, wireless PowerShare won't work if the phone has less than 113 percent battery left.
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One of those upgrades includes wireless charging, which essentially lets your phone lounge while it charges as opposed to being plugged in.
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The case features a USB-C port for charging, located on the back so it can still easily stand when plugged in.
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The synchronization to the cloud takes place only when plugged in, though restoring things from the cloud can be done on battery.
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Unsurprisingly, the same report from Eurogamer says Nintendo Switch will be more capable when plugged in at home than in mobile form.
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But the messages are the same set of errors that display if the device is not properly plugged in, the university said.
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First, small reactors can be built by the dozen in a factory, proponents argue, and then transported to sites and plugged in.
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But after the first-time setup, I was able to play without a second screen turned on or plugged in at all.
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Still, even with a father as plugged-in as his, Skola takes pride in handling his career along with his YBS team.
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That's a big improvement over earlier 10-inch Fire tablets, which had to stay plugged in overnight to get a full charge.
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You only have so much slack to clean your windows, because this specific model has to be plugged in while in use.
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It was incredible to get to see and to hear, in the women represented at the table, how women were plugged in.
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"I was a kind of plugged-in girl around town who knew a lot of people," Siegal told The New York Times.
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I needed to charge the receiver, but it can be used while plugged in so it was ready to go right away.
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When you test your microphone, Windows will check your current audio input and make sure you have the right microphone plugged in.
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I don't like having electronics plugged in 295/7 if I'm only going to use them for a few minutes each day.
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And if you have another camera plugged in to your Chromebook, you'll also see the option to switch between the available cameras.
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Hillman does everything from unloading crates to tuning the guitars and making sure each guitar effect is plugged in and working correctly.
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But what we discovered was that people actually want it more on the weekends because you're not plugged in all the time.
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If it takes longer than that to finish your hair you can use it while it's plugged in—no need to wait.
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If your phone just stops charging, even when it's plugged in, it doesn't mean it's time to shop for a new one.
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I had thought, perhaps naïvely, that by now the country would have settled down, or at least its most plugged-in citizens.
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More often than not, you just end up with a mess of power strips, cords, and devices plugged in all around you.
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Carefully, he made his way to a little gray service box, pried it open using a multitool, and plugged in the handset.
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The lights will also stay on even if the phone's not plugged in, so you can use it as regular string lights.
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But it also looked great plugged in on my kitchen counter, nestled right in between the coffee machine and the toaster oven.
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"I just believe kids in our society are a little too plugged in," says the adventurer as deafening winds howl outside his tent.
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I told him I needed it plugged in for the story to monitor the data flows and he said he would do it.
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Though it only needs to be plugged in to power and an antenna, so you can easily stash the Recast out of sight.
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But it's never the same as the reality of being as plugged in as she and I have been fortunate enough to be.
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In fact, one plugged-in industry insider told me he believes the quarter will be worse than most people expect for clothing retailers.
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If you have your VR headset plugged in you can just jump into it in VR without having to worry about anything else.
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As soon as we laid eyes on it, we excitedly scrambled over to the beauty mogul's Instagram account and plugged in our headphones.
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But still, I'm worried that keeping a space heater plugged in while you game for hours near an already hot PC is dangerous.
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It can then use that data to trigger devices that are plugged in to it, such as a fan, humidifier, or air conditioner.
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There, the cars are plugged in and begin uploading massive amounts of data — including hours of high-resolution video footage and radar recordings.
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Metromile innovates in the preventive business by rewarding car owners with lower premiums for fewer miles driven (through a plugged-in car sensor).
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The only non-zen part about this five-foot-tall plastic lounger, that even softly glows when plugged in, is the price tag.
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Now, an image of what the new iPhone looks like with two dongles plugged in is circulating along with some equally hilarious commentary.
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When party time comes around, you can leave them plugged in to their respective sockets and connect the speakers for a unified soundtrack.
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Actively seek out like-minded individuals Being an entrepreneur has many benefits, but feeling connected and "plugged-in" isn't usually one of them.
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The Matrix (1999) The bible says nothing about human beings who live naked within wombs as they're "plugged in" to a virtual reality.
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Simply say, "Hey Siri" and whether the phone is plugged in or not, it will wake up and Siri will take your queries.
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Sometimes their iPhones just turn off, they said, and the phones don't turn back on until they're warmed up or plugged in again.
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Owners across the web are complaining that some of Apple's latest iPhones are not charging properly when plugged in, MacRumors pointed out Saturday.
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If you're lazy, you can buy an extra adapter for $20 on Amazon, and keep it plugged in to your desired Echo locations.
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You can access the plug from anywhere with the Alexa app, meaning you can control your plugged-in devices remotely while you're away.
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Qi is the standard that allows the latest model of AirPods to charge wirelessly, which means they don't need to be plugged in.
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The result is a host of upgrades that could advance our plugged-in vehicular future in everything from weight reduction to energy management.
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As a result, Britain is now unique, for its diplomats are plugged in to all the key levers available in the international system.
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Hussein Kanji and Rob Kniaz are the affable, plugged-in investors behind Hoxton Ventures, the early-stage European investment fund headquartered in London.
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You then select Yubico while your YubiKey is plugged in, and after that the key should be authorized to work with your iPhone.
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As soon as you plugged in an optical adapter, MacBook Pros would automatically switch over to Toslink, enabling higher-fidelity, high-definition sound.
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If you're having trouble getting it to display, first make sure that everything is plugged in properly, including the Switch into its dock.
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As usual, I plugged in my iPhone, but before my wife could shout "No not that song again!" that song started playing… again.
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In early January, Yuval Levin, who is deeply plugged in with Republican legislators, wrote a guide to the GOP's repeal-and-replace strategy.
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But that cord must be plugged in as labeled, with one particular end to the headphones and the other to the music device.
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Luckily, his house was small enough that he could make it from the bedroom to the kitchen even when he was plugged in.
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But when the bike is plugged in and connected to your tablet via Bluetooth, you'll quickly realize that it's vintage only in styling.
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They just kind of sit there, albeit usefully, powering a bunch of your plugged-in devices, without any kind of personality or pizzazz.
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When Ms. Terracciano plugged in the lights and asked about the lone ornament, Mr. Morgese opened it to reveal an engagement ring inside.
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A company called Misfit even had a low-powered wearable that ran on coin-cell batteries and never needed to be plugged in.
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They include techniques for infecting DVDs and USB storage devices with malware that can be spread to computers when they are plugged in.
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It should automatically back up to iCloud when it's plugged in and connected to Wi-Fi networks, but it's best to double check.
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When I plugged in wired headphones into its 3.5mm jack, the volume was far too low, and there's static that shouldn't be there.
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Unless it's an emergency or some sort of unique circumstance, employees should never be — or feel forced to be — plugged in 24/7.
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A woman has reportedly died from being electrocuted while talking on her mobile phone while it was plugged in to its charging point.
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Some users said they plugged in their new iPhones at bedtime, only to realize in the morning that their phone wasn't charging overnight.
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It's freaky because we've been at war for as long as they can remember, and they don't seem as plugged in to why.
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Once that's done, you will need to restart your computer with the USB stick plugged in and boot into the Tails operating system.
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Some of the thousands of technorati gathered for the most plugged-in trade show were reduced to using light from phones and windows.
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" One plugged in source tells us Goldberg's people have been in touch with the WWE about a return and "the wheels are in motion.
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I set this feature up and the PC reminded me that, as long as it was plugged in, it wouldn't actually go to sleep.
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With this service, when the new Hero5 camera is plugged in to charge, it can automatically upload photos and videos to the user's account.
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The USB-A / NFC key will cost $25, while the Bluetooth key, which can also be plugged in over Micro USB, will cost $35.
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Sometimes we choose restaurants or bars only because they will share their power source with us, plugged in to precarious looking sockets behind barstools.
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Despite its small footprint, the Home Speaker 300 must be plugged in for power, as unfortunately there's no built-in battery for wireless listening.
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You can turn on an Apple TV without a remote simply by plugging it in — once it's plugged in, it will turn on automatically.
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The camera is designed to operate as a freestanding unit or mounted to a wall, but it has to be plugged in to work.
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I've heard some friends complain that their Bluetooth earbud cases go dead when they're not plugged in, even if you're not using the buds.
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It's called the Currant Smart Outlet, and it sports two individually controlled outlets and can be rotated when plugged in to keep cords tidy.
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Once plugged in, the system automatically recognizes what type of streaming box or game system it's connected to and adds them to its navigation.
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The humanoid robot is capable of mimicking the motions of a plugged-in human, à la "Pacific Rim" and countless other sci-fi franchises.
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And with two Nvidia GTX 1080 cards it would be virtually impossible for game play to lagAs long as the laptop was plugged in.
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In a video of the piece being removed post-shreddage, there doesn't seem to be any wires behind the frame, nor anything plugged in.
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When they head back to the depot at the end of the day they'll be plugged in and ready to go again by morning.
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Each one has to support constant connecting and reconnecting, charge things when they get plugged in, and, you know, not break or fall off.
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The amount of lust spells are almost never ending as plugged in wizard and witches meet on magick forums and share spells like recipes.
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If you wanted to join up, you plugged in a computer and found a connection through a service provider, and that was basically it.
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But even in the days when I was a part of something that felt kinda plugged-in to the scene, I wasn't that comfortable.
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A quick sweep of Cheadle's Twitter account and you'll see that he's very outspoken and constantly plugged in to what's happening around the world.
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As such, those same members have no problem capitalizing on parents' innate revulsion to plugged-in zombie children in order to push their agenda.
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The DJ slept through the morning set, so I just plugged in some old reggae and dub playlist that I had on my phone.
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Once plugged in to the wi-fi, the Dojo generates a view of all the devices connected to the network and continuously monitors activity.
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We spend so much time "plugged in," receiving a constant influx of news and messages, that any time we can spend unplugged is worthwhile.
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The garden needs to be plugged in to power the adjustable LED lamp that shines 16 hours a day, helping your plants grow faster.
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Unlike Sonos, where you can only play back music over Wi-Fi or plugged in directly, Vizio's new SmartCast speakers do include Bluetooth support.
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Once you have everything plugged in, open iTunes and look for the iPhone/iPad icon in the upper-left corner of the iTunes window.
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Perhaps that every look will be analyzed, and criticized, and that the criticism will be vocal via a permanently plugged-in, Wi-Fi world.
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Fifth and finally – we should ask: what's the next leak that should be plugged in the global architecture so Brexit doesn't become a flood?
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I'm there, but I want him to know that I'm plugged in: Whatever you need from me, tell me what you need from me.
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Head to Settings, iCloud, Backup, and then tap Back Up Now (your phone will need to be plugged in, and connected to Wi-Fi).
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With increased mobility, and our need to stay constantly plugged in, our online identity today extends into almost every touch point of our lives.
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We plugged in the KRUPS Electric Spice and Coffee Grinder at home, poured some beans in the top, and hit the button to grind.
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The first thing you shouldn't do is leave your keyboard or laptop on and/or plugged in to a power source when disinfecting it.
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Two, electronic devices that aren't mobile have to be plugged in, leading to a tangle of wires behind every computer, TV, and kitchen appliance.
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She'd plugged in her laptop, and a menu screen was queued up for a black-and-white movie that he didn't want to watch.
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Under "Sleep," there will be two drop-down menus, one for when the computer is plugged in and one for when it is not.
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In a world so socially plugged in, the new "it" bag tells you to look both ways before you cross the street. Bold. Rebellious.
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But before emoji went Hollywood, plugged-in artists were leveraging them in their work to invoke the wonders and hazards of the digital era.
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Note that if you want to back up your files to an external hard drive, you must have it plugged in before doing this.
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The issues seem to flare up when I use the HDMI port found on the machine in conjunction with the dock being plugged in.
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It looked promising, since it's supposed to charge an Apple Watch, an iPhone and AirPods all at the same time without being plugged in.
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But before I plugged in my army of air purifiers, I wanted to see if there was another simpler solution to getting good air.
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Bonus: Some of the stores have studios, a few offering free classes, and salespeople who are plugged in to the latest neighborhood fitness craze.
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Some objects in the show may be familiar to us, even quotidian, depending how plugged in we are: Alexa, the iPhone, a Nest thermostat.
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They also plugged in the latest date on which the Pleiades would have been visible to Sappho around midnight from Lesbos on different dates.
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I sometimes sit at my desk and I'm plugged in because I need the power and I listen to it at the same time.
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Gradually appearing might be a standing, plugged-in burial casket surrounded by phantasmagorical figure motifs that may include object parts merged with anatomical fragments.
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For starters, it's battery-powered with AA batteries that are not included, though thankfully you can use it plugged in to an AC outlet.
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Clocks plugged in to the Continental European Power System expect an average frequency of 50 Hertz and you can watch it change in real time.
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They located a plugged-in USB drive that held all of the company's passwords, including one that gave them root access to the entire network.
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My tally of gaming's most adorable platinum medals is steadily building, and my 3DS charger is getting plugged in for the first time in months.
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It also uses the ambient light sensor to catch changes in light and the power monitor to detect if it's been plugged in or unplugged.
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I have to make decisions about what gets plugged in and what I have to blindly switch cables with when I'm ready to use it.
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Allen is plugged in — well-sourced among the powerful like always — and Axios has in its young life already achieved controversial status among its peers.
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The service, once enabled, immediately begins to scan and protect the home network — including devices plugged in through Ethernet as well as those connected wirelessly.
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It took about 20 minutes from opening the box to having all the cables plugged in correctly and the Caavo situated in a reasonable place.
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I don't know where this myth started, but it's a common idea that you shouldn't leave your phone plugged in after it's reached full charge.
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As Venezuelans turned against him, his power came to depend on a patronage network of enchufados, or "plugged-in people", especially in the security forces.
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The Doggy Health Run Pet Owner Exercise Treadmill doesn't need to be plugged in since it's the human on the bike who powers the treadmill.
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According to Eric Knapp, chief cybersecurity engineer at Honeywell, one third of malware found in critical infrastructure came from USB drives plugged in by users.
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This means you can only a fit a few on a power strip and if you have other stuff plugged in you're out of luck.
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See, each one of these products had its own AC adapter, and you couldn't use the three devices together unless they were all plugged in.
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This is no magical perpetual-motion-type technology; self-charging hybrids are just cars that can run on battery power, but can't be plugged in.
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Even though Cicero was one of the most plugged-in Romans, many events take place off stage, just as they would have done in reality.
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Williams plugged in the semi-automatic unit they had been using in Formula One since 13, and ran immense amounts of wiring through the car.
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When the clock is plugged in, you can also use it to charge up to two USB-enabled devices or use it as a speaker.
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Once I plugged in the second Pod, it set up in about 39.41 seconds (the app put a little check mark over a virtual pod).
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They experimentally (or perhaps haphazardly) plugged in a host of synths, noise gates, and drum machines into one another and conjured whatever sounds they could.
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It doesn't have to be plugged in, activated, or performed by a machine; all it needs is light, a human eye, and a human mind.
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The lights change colors when they're plugged in, giving them an eerie glow that will lend a frightening touch to any room or Halloween display.
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The fee also applies to laptops and tablets, and for those using more than one outlet is multiplied by the number of devices plugged in.
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Two and a half hours of political jokes was more than the audience could process, and many elicited sniggers from only the most plugged-in.
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Because an all-in-one is always plugged in and always on, it makes a ton of sense to build a smart assistant into one.
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Appearing at last night's celebration for the "Vogue 100" exhibit at London's National Portrait Gallery, Beckham admitted that often her microphone wasn't even plugged in.
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Experts plugged in to the politics of meeting places for Trump and Kim tell Axios other contenders included Stockholm, Helsinki, Oslo, Geneva, Bangkok or Beijing.
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An air of perpetual frenzy has been stoked among plugged-in liberals, such that they've barely gotten any time to breathe over the past year.
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They live each day plugged in to the news of the Venezuelan opposition, a movement that seems to need all the help it can get.
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Liya Hoshi, a graphic designer from New Bedford Massachusetts, noticed something a little strange when she plugged in the travel charger she purchased from Amazon.
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That means you can leave a charger or external mic plugged in when you're shooting landscape, which is something the Mobile 2 couldn't pull off.
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While pounding out three miles on the treadmill, she flipped through her study cards, then plugged in her earbuds for a YouTube lecture on glycolysis.
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With the update, iOS users can now cast their classes to a screen that supports Chromecast or a TV with the Chromecast dongle plugged in.
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But even with all of these devices plugged in, things charged quickly enough, and importantly, I never woke up the next morning to dead batteries.
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Just place the item you want to clean inside (you can even sanitize toothbrushes, pacifiers, and bottles) and make sure the unit is plugged in.
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Setting limits on how many hours you use your phone is tricky, because the need to text, tweet, or be plugged in varies each day.
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But in practice, car chargers are often much slower than their advertised top speeds, especially when many cars are plugged in at the same time.
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He ambled up on stage and plugged in "Ridin' Through the City," a master class on black diamonds and kidney failure and AKs on laps.
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Resources like those provided by Plugged In helped navigate that challenge, particularly for those parents who didn't have time to read the books for themselves.
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It is a group of about 250 U.S. Attorneys from around the country that are plugged in and involved in shaping policy for the departments.
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While the 3Doodler Create+ does have some shortcomings with crafting and the inconvenience of needing to be plugged in, it does pack a punch with affordability.
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But being constantly plugged in also makes it challenging to find time to simply think, which he emphasized as a critical activity for running a business.
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Now, thousands of reporters have come here to cover this event, and we want to chew things over with two of the most plugged in journalists.
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In fact, there are no controls of any kind, just a single LED in the back that indicates when it's plugged in or ready to pair.
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We're presented with images of a cheery family turning their backs to riots on television; an obviously illicit doctor's office; and one worrisomely plugged in technician.
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With Apple's adapter, I couldn't have the external drive and the iPhone charger plugged in at the same time, but the Arc Hub makes it easier.
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In the wake of the Weinstein revelations, many men — including extremely plugged-in, media machination–savvy journalists — expressed astonishment, especially at the suggestion that everyone knew.
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Everything from our heating systems to our toothbrushes is plugged in and connected to the internet, and smartphones are glued to the palms of our hands.
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Now, you can listen to FM radio on the devices as long as you have wired headphones plugged in, as spotted by a Reddit user yesterday.
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There are a ton of TVs in living rooms without that rat's nest of cables; they're just plugged in and used with their built-in apps.
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It's about the size and heft of an iPhone Plus, so it fits neatly into your pocket, or your hand underneath your phone when plugged in.
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If you use Sony's charger, you can also get fast charging that will give you 5 hours of music playback from just 10 minutes plugged in.
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Both models have top-of-the-line Nvidia GTX 153 graphics cards and two massive power bricks that have to be plugged in at all times.
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As with other mods, the handset recognizes the accessory immediately when plugged in, though you'll need to download a special Moto Alexa app to use it.
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To my horror, Ciara's "One, Two Step" came blasting out of the phone speakers, startling my row buddies, despite my earphones appearing to be plugged in.
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Grewe's Bolt, like a number of other electric vehicles, also will condition the battery pack, keeping it a little warmer while plugged in — without draining it.
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These sensors include your Android smartphone or tablet's accelerometer, camera, microphone, light sensor, and ability to detect when a power supply is plugged in or removed.
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The veteran South African chipped in for an eagle three at the 12th after having replaced his ball when it became plugged in a greenside bunker.
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According to a new survey, parents spend as much time plugged in each day as their teens and three hours more per day than their tweens.
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It should be easy to carry around from place to place, and it should be able to last all day without needing to be plugged in.
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In the past few years, fitness has developed into something of a social identity — at least among plugged-in, upper-middle-class, roughly millennial-age urbanites.
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For example, apart from having to keep the magnetic base plugged in at all times, there's sure to be a weight limit for the plants themselves.
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For gaming, you'll want to keep the Blade 15 plugged in most of the time or else you'll only get maybe 3 hours of battery max.
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Most Kindles will update automatically as long as they are turned on, plugged in, and connected to wi-fi, but if yours isn't, check Amazon's instructions.
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No one is more plugged in to the NBA scene than Matt Barnes -- so, naturally, he's got all the inside scoop on the Draymond Green vs.
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The lapboard is rated to last for four months on a charge and the mouse can do 40 hours before needing to be plugged in again.
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Their pitch is that by being at the center of entertainment and creativity, they are more plugged in than Madison Avenue and help drive popular culture.
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The PS VR uses a Processor Unit to pass through regular non-VR content to your TV when you have the console and headset plugged in.
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A nominee as plugged in with Russian politics and business as Tillerson is likely to face tough questions about how to approach diplomacy with Vladimir Putin.
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Creating and maintaining boundaries such as prohibiting having screens out during meals or during family time can combat the perceived need to constantly stay plugged in.
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While a woman did die in Australia in 2014 while using a phone that was plugged in, authorities believe her cheap USB charger was to blame.
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But your iPhone can occasionally get stuck in headphone mode, making your device believe headphones are plugged in even when they're not, and muting the speakers.
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I tend to listen to the speaker indoors and usually have it plugged in to the charger, so I can't speak to that drawback too much.
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A big box that's always plugged in will inevitably use more power than a tiny laptop, even if the big box can do a lot more.
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I think almost every sex worker you've ever met always has a Hitachi and most likely it's plugged in and ready to go on their nightstand.
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Most of these injuries happen when people didn't realize the blender was still plugged in or they pull it out of food while it's still spinning.
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Halley's turn effortlessly, even as he may imagine that his late minimal baroque style and the installation gambits—plugged-in rooms, reflective wallpaper, and now music!
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And there was a lot of information plugged in there that I'm just sorting out now, like what do I believe, what do I not believe.
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And after an informal survey of Recode readers and employees, there's a very clear theme this year: In 2018, we want to be less plugged in.
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Plan to store it near an outlet where it can easily be plugged in, because "if it's not easy, you won't do it," Mr. Orsman said.
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She's about to celebrate a decade back, after 10 years in London, and is now a super-plugged-in trade officer for the British High Commission.
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For me, it was more convenient to have an extra-long smartphone cable plugged in while I sat on the couch and vegged out on Instagram.
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Pha is a producing legend in ATL and he's super plugged in -- so, when he told us Dupri was involved in the show, it sounded legit.
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Meanwhile, behind the scenes, plugged-in Democratic donors in Silicon Valley say they're detecting kicks beneath the surface that won't catch eyeballs on campaign finance reports.
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Thanks to plugged-in travelers who are increasingly seeking relaxing and de-stressing experiences, Arizton estimates that glamping will be a $1 billion industry by 2025.
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I also occasionally pack a Roku stick, which can be plugged in to a hotel television set, to stream content I would actually want to watch.
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"Very early this morning our landside operations supervisors encountered a traveler who had plugged in their PlayStation 4 device into an airport owned monitor," Simmonds said.
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Similar to Apple Watch, the iPhones can now be charged by being placed on a charging pad as opposed to being plugged in with a cable.
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One particularly plugged in aide pointed out that conservatives ditched Trump on health care once, and immigration is much more of a sacred cow than Obamacare.
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She settles herself under the bat-lights she plugged in because she forgot to make jack-o'-lanterns, and watches real bats swinging between the rooftops.
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Sitting idle while plugged in at a free station is one of the rudest things you can do even if you won't get hit with fees.
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Van Susteren, who has been a contributor for the network since last year, will host "Plugged In With Greta Van Susteren," a weekly 30-minute program.
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And that's why — while the Diamondbacks may rest some of their most heavily used players in the next few days — Segura will be plugged in regularly.
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In the bathroom she found an empty bottle of allergy medicine and a toaster near the sink that was plugged in, the prosecutor said, the newspaper reports.
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That version also featured a remodeled interface, because some customers had been confused by the earlier generation's mysteriously blinking dashes when the Instant Pot was plugged in.
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I downloaded an app, plugged in the Gateway, picked a password, and connected to the internet faster than it takes a Radiohead song to find the chorus.
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With your Sonos speaker plugged in, download the Sonos app for Android or iOS, then choose Set up a new Sonos system when you've launched the app.
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Plus, once you're paired successfully, which took me a couple of minutes to get right once I plugged in the Retro Receiver, the connection is rock solid.
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Battery life is also solid and reliable, with the laptop generally lasting between seven and eight hours under my usual workload before needing to be plugged in.
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They're wireless up to 30 feet and sport 12 hours of wireless listening on one charge, with 20 hours of listening when your headphones are plugged in.
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Once plugged in, Maps will direct your towards your chosen lot, as well as give you walking directions from the garage or lot to your intended destination.
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And that's why I might end up getting a HomePod after all, even if I do own a better speaker with a better voice assistant plugged in.
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Magdalena Schwartz, a Chilean immigrant and evangelical pastor in Mesa, Arizona, who is plugged in to Spanish-speaking churches throughout Phoenix, said ICE contacted her last October.
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Android users will want to start this process the night before, since it takes a while and the phone needs to be plugged in the whole time.
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Honorable mentions: Walt Mossberg; Louie Swisher and Casey Newton; Anne Wojcicki An informal requirement of my job is being plugged in to the wider world of podcasts.
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You can also set up 63/7 continuous cloud recording starting at $10 a month per camera, but this only works when the cameras are plugged in.
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As someone who works on the internet for a living and spends the majority of their week extremely plugged in, I'm well aware technology comes with risks.
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The HomePod is meant to stay plugged in and to sit around on a shelf, where it probably won't be at a big risk of taking damage.
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The inventory, ranging from vintage rarities like a massive Sequential Circuits Prophet 10 to the handheld Korg Volcas, are all plugged in and ready to test drive.
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"We want something good to come out of this as awareness of not using your cell phone in the bathroom as it is plugged in and charging."
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After the most recent Oculus update, when an Oculus-purchased game runs on your PC, the DRM checks to see if a Rift is also plugged in.
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It says customers can also charge the Galaxy Note 10 fully in about an hour, or get a day's use after it's plugged in for 30 minutes.
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But it's not just while they're plugged in that these slapdash gadgets are a security risk — even from the garbage can, they can still compromise your network.
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That includes physical access attacks like "rubber ducky" USBs, or flash drives that pretend to be a keyboard when plugged in to run malicious code or programs.
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It's rare, if nearly extinct, the idea of film composer seeing a movie nowadays for the first time without there being a temp score plugged in there.
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There on a shelf in her living room was my old iPod Hi-Fi, dock connector unconnected, grill removed, and the speaker itself not even plugged in.
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It's made perfect by the fact that Skrillex is there, doing basically nothing (is his guitar even plugged in?) and bopping around like a dumb little bobblehead.
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The company's also going to sell a pretty cool wireless tray charger that can charge two devices at once, or three if a cable's plugged in too.
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But I don't think I'd be willing to spend $60 for a smart garden that's made of cheap-looking plastic and needs to be constantly plugged in.
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There's an innocence on display in creator James Kochalka's illustrations, but it's tempered by a voice that's perfectly plugged in to the cadence of modern chit chat.
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In September Mercedes-Benz presented "Concept EQA," an electric car with a range of around 400 kilometres which can be recharged without having to be plugged in.
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It's when the Cavaliers dumpster-dived their way into a passable Death Lineup of their own when they plugged in Richard Jefferson for the concussed Kevin Love.
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If you can't make it then be sure to join us on our livestream outside Trump's front door and get plugged-in to take action near you!
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A swift push of a button on your key — either through Bluetooth or a plugged-in USB key — will tell Google that you're the real account owner.
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But if you look at other DJs' equipment, it has a bunch of wires coming out of everywhere, and we had three tiny little cords plugged in.
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Collins' word fill reflects the worldview of a film-obsessed, 214-year-old, gay, black constructor—but also the worldview of any plugged-in young person, period.
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On an iPhone with the Slack app, you can set the phone's "Auto-Lock" to never and then (with your phone plugged in) open the Slack app.
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I plugged in basic information such as my name, email address, and zip code along with some facts about Archie including his sex, age, weight, and breed.
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The South Bend, Indiana, mayor's campaign will also make the names of his so-called bundlers -- plugged in Democrats who help raise money for the campaigns -- public.
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Mr. Armstrong strained his neck over the water to see whether the ship had plugged in, as it did here once before using an enormous extension cord.
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I then plugged in these figures into a handy appointment calculator designed by the University of Michigan to determine how apportionment would differ in these different scenarios.
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" She explained, "If the person plugged in is clearly done charging and you are able to see that they have a full battery, you can unplug them.
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There is, as far as we can tell, no serious analysis behind this optimism; instead, the number was plugged in to make the fiscal outlook appear better.
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Razer says that this laptop is meant to be used as a desktop replacement, so ideally, you'll be able to keep it plugged in at all times.
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Even more plugged-in characters like Santiago and Whiterose's sidekick Grant found out that though they thought they'd taken control of their situations, they were ultimately disposable.
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The hoverboards' batteries were exploding, leading to fires while hoverboards were plugged in and charging, being ridden, or simply sitting on the floor at a shopping mall.
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Of course, one of the phone needs to be face down for this to work, and wireless charging is slower than plugged in, but a cool feature nonetheless.
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Moments after I plugged in the Echo, the signature light ring glowed orange as Alexa piped up and told me to open the Alexa app on my phone.
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The device also works as a location tracker, using a low-power GPS and LTE connection in conjunction with the collar's base, plugged in somewhere in your home.
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If you want to mess with a coworker's computer in real life you can simply plug a wireless mouse usb into their computer, leaving their mouse plugged in.
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I was only able to squeeze out around two and a half hours of a mobile gaming session (which runs at under-clocked speed when not plugged in).
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Quick charger support for DC Fast Charge tech also means it should be able to recoup 150 miles of range in under 20 minutes of being plugged in.
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While the G1003 does sound somewhat better when plugged in using the 2100mm jacks, it still doesn't sound as full or rich as any of the other headsets.
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Aren't Saudis free to watch or listen to whatever they want in the privacy of their homes, as one of the most "plugged in" societies in the world?
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Basically, when the iPhone or iPad is plugged in, a hacker can use keyboard inputs to enter passcode guesses instead of tapping the numbers on the device's screen.
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Most manufacturers and experts recommend short and shallow charging rather than keeping a device plugged in constantly (overnight, for example) or letting it drain all the way down.
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They will also work with GoPro Plus, the company's new cloud subscription service, which lets users auto-upload their footage at home when the cameras are plugged in.
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If it also manages the fragile balance between on-the-go battery life and high-end gaming performance while plugged-in, then it could effectively replace your desktop.
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The result is the Guardian, a massive suitcase with a built-in monitor for both gaming consoles and PCs that can be lugged around and plugged in anywhere.
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Both have a headphone jack — so if you are an iPhone or Pixel 2 person and miss being plugged in, then that's a good reason to go Samsung.
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You could do that without the dock, but the dock allows for a monitor, keyboard, and other accessories to stay plugged in, making it a lot more convenient.
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From a plugged-in political reporter in Nevada: I asked about a dozen smart NV political insiders to predict who will win Nevada and nearly all said Sanders.
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The 6 Series has 3 HDMI 2.0a ports that are each HDCP 63-compliant, so you'll have no troubles with 4K HDR content coming from plugged in devices.
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After a visit to the hospital, she was apparently told her flesh was fried by a foreign object, which she later determined was a plugged-in iPhone 7.
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"The chips are doing a couple things—they're switching the signal between the headphone adapter and the lightning jack depending on whether something is plugged in," he said.
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I would say for myself, being connected that way and plugged in to both the wealth of the entrepreneurs and to the politicians has served us very well.
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Instead of embracing the plugged in life, much of Kline's work shows "creative labor's role in creating a new kind of economy," one that diminishes humanity for productivity.
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That standardization should help each module withstand being connected and disconnected constantly, as well as helping them charge when plugged in and simply not break from heavy use.
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Most apps will not support hot-plugging with the eGPU, which is the ability for the computer to recognize changes when an accessory is plugged in or removed.
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Never choose between what gets to be plugged in again with this triple outlet and triple USB port power strip that happens to be $54 off right now.
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Back in the Stone Age, before we were all completely plugged in and focused on our gadgets at all times (you know, like, 2002), people would get ... bored.
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That pulled up a payment screen where credit card info was plugged in and once he reserved a spot a digital pass was then available on his phone.
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Amazon is also reportedly working on a smaller, portable version of the Echo that won't require it to be plugged in at all times like the current model.
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I do honestly appreciate his effort and the fact that the guitar is plugged in, avoiding a common pitfall of the "I'm a rock star" music video trope.
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"We're in a better place than what I think some of the trade and some of the traders had plugged in," said West Oak Commodities analyst Tom Tippens.
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"The biggest issue on Flynn is the impact on staff morale and the effect on departures," said a veteran Washington hand plugged in to the Trump White House.
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The "always on" microphones that listen for the assistant's name, plus an internet connection, require so much electricity that Alexa-enabled devices usually need to be plugged in.
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In the New York Times Magazine piece "Against Headphones," Virginia Heffernan argues the downside to our plugged-in culture — if anything, headphones make us all more anti-social.
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The energy it takes to charge a smartphone seems futile, but people leaving their chargers plugged in 24/7 adds up to millions of kilowatt hours each year.
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Alvin Wong said the only rig in his Hong Kong electronics store this week was plugged in underneath the cash register, busily crunching numbers in search of profit.
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But this means that, if, say, you'd like to charge your phone via the computer while the latter is plugged in — a common scenario — you'll need a dongle.
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You might have heard someone recommend letting your battery "die" (get to 0%) once a month, or that you should never, ever, leave your phone plugged in overnight.
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Most sensors will need to operate at very low power consumption (because they won't be plugged in), but for some, this will be even more important than others.
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The issue is whether, once the battery charges, if the device has a way to reroute the electrical current still streaming into the battery when it's plugged in.
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For my running aches and pains, I also love the microwaveable Old World Style Cherry Pit Pillow, which I now use instead of a plugged-in heating pad.
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The system can be plugged in and played on the TV, but it also comes with a touch screen that can be used for gaming on the go.
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It's roughly 8″ by 8″, can be powered internally via battery or plugged in, and is easy for customers to install on their own without any special expertise.
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You'll enjoy up to five hours of continuous listening on a full charge, with the charging case providing up to 20 hours of playback before needing plugged in.
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To get Stadia to stream games to my television set, I plugged in Google's Chromecast, a TV streaming dongle, and set that device up with my Google account.
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In Formula One, in the 1960s, Colin Chapman, the founder of the Lotus team, set up a system using aviation radios that were plugged in during pit stops.
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I've written before about the importance of being plugged in to soccer's greatest network — the one in Western Europe — and El Tri may suffer because it is not.
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They significantly cut down on the engine noise, and they have a cord that could be plugged in to my seat's audio jack to watch in-flight entertainment.
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Reviewers say the lights won't get hot even after being plugged in for 12 hours, and that it's not absolute garbage because it still works after a year!
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Her two-year-old car cannot charge as fast as more recent models — for each hour it was plugged in, the car's range increased by just 10 miles.
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Pelosi's subordinates sent new subpoenas to one of Trump's most trusted confidants -- his former communications director Hope Hicks -- and to Ann Donaldson, McGahn's plugged-in former chief of staff.
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So give your always-plugged-in entrepreneur a real, honest-to-goodness, physical book to read before bed so they can disconnect and actually get a good night's sleep.
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"We want something good to come out of this as awareness of not using your cell phone in the bathroom as it is plugged in and charging," O'Guinn added.
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But the device can be charged at the same time as the pad is charging—the person simply holds the pad against their head while it is plugged in.
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Speaking of the iPad, Catalina also includes a new Sidecar feature, which allows iPads to be used as secondary displays for your Mac — both wirelessly and when plugged in.
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Anyone who follows Snooki on social media — or simply paid attention to her introduction package — can tell she's always 200% plugged in when it comes to Giovanna and Lorenzo.
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The larger S8 Plus might be the better option for heavy users — it was more likely to last me a full day before it needed to be plugged in.
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Microsoft won't enable power throttling when a laptop is plugged in, and you can use the slider to enable the best performance or best battery life on the go.
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It has working WiFi and Bluetooth, most likely, but no sound, no brightness controls, and no way of knowing whether you're plugged in or even have any battery life.
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Another headache is that fact that the Xim4 doesn't charge your controller while plugged in, which makes it a worthless hunk of plastic if your controller dies mid-game.
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You can charge and sync your phone with a loose cable, but a dock—a cradle that holds your phone upright while it's plugged in—is a nice upgrade.
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The specially crafted malware infects USB drives that are being used by employees, then infects the control system of the critical infrastructure when it's plugged in on that side.
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In McNamara's version, there is a kind of kinesthetic remove, which may enrich McNamara's interest in a perpetually plugged-in and distracted world, but ultimately leaves the work lacking.
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Unlike more common battery-powered electric vehicles, fuel cell vehicles don't need to be plugged in, and current models all exceed 300 miles of range on a full tank.
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One plugged in Republican predicted, based on early 2020 preparations, that a dozen or so more GOP House members would call it quits by the end of the year.
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Since getting plugged in once again, Holmes and 14 other students have been humming away on projects, going to lectures, and generally steeping themselves in the quantum-computing universe.
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When R29 staffers plugged in our own names, the sources of our missing money ranged from closed bank accounts to abandoned first-job paychecks to a serious family inheritance.
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Production aside, the mix also follows a similar underlying posi-ethos to his EP, that latter of which was dedicated to finding love in our increasingly plugged-in world.
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It's forgotten trash from the back of your mind that ends up working pretty well when it's all finally plugged in, dusted off, and hung up on the tree.
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However, you'd have to sacrifice another 2 hours if you're gaming on-the-go, but you wouldn't be getting max clock speed anyways because of not being plugged in.
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I plugged in a model they sent me to test and found it on par with any mid-level electric, but it was definitely lighter and easier to handle.
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But there are already signs of internal GOP revolt just at the mention of Obamacare "fixes," and plugged-in strategists predict there would be fierce blowback among House conservatives.
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This is still a machine that you leave plugged in at all times in-between uses; using it while tethered to an external battery pack isn't the worst, though.
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Whenever a device is powered off – or after two days of non-use for plugged-in devices - the keys generated for data protection from the SEP are thrown away.
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As long as your car is running, you can leave the blanket plugged in and wrap it around yourself as long as you stay relatively close to the vehicle.
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Bullitt says the phone is able to withstand this with no problems, but warns that the phone might get confused into thinking headphones were plugged in while it's wet.
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Mr. Lerner filmed the Newport Folk Festival for four years in the early and middle 22011s, including the much-referenced moment when Bob Dylan plugged in an electric guitar.
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I found that I really cherish staying plugged in later on weekend nights, and I missed unwinding from the week by staying up late and watching TV in bed.
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My personal belief is that anyone who has any faith in their powers of political prognostication after 21976 is either delusional or much more plugged in than I am.
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The larger problem is that too many campaign analysts suffer from a constant need to prove that they are smarter and more plugged-in than amateurs watching at home.
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Addressing theories that a collection of cellphones and cameras plugged in and charging in the galley area might have sparked the fire, Homendy said investigators weren't ruling anything out.
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In September, Google announced its Ambient Mode feature for Google Assistant, which shows useful information right on your lock screen when your Android phone or tablet is plugged in.
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Cap had previously given the order to keep the pager plugged in and turned on so they could keep studying it and trying to figure out who Fury was paging.
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Advocates for Hardiman, Coney Barrett, Thapar all talking w/ plugged-in friends in Congress or WH, ready for the possibility of further disruption of Kavanaugh nomination between now and Mon.
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You can control your smart home gadgets, ask any number of questions, or start playing content — including video — on any Android TV or a TV with a Chromecast plugged in.
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It's a nice way to turn your lights on and off if you don't want to invest in smart bulbs, or to turn other plugged-in devices on and off.
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After he left, I asked someone from the Toros front office if it was rare for an American to be plugged in to baseball on both sides of the border.
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One interesting difference with the fully aluminum deck that I didn't notice on prior Surface Laptop models is something called "touch current" when the laptop is plugged in and charging.
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As the wedding party was getting ready, all the hair dryers, curling irons and other hair tools plugged in at the same time blew a fuse, rendering the room powerless.
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GULLIVER tried an experiment the other day: he visited Kayak, a price-comparison website, plugged in some random dates in December, and looked for flights between New York and Berlin.
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But the beverage really hit its stride at the dawn of the social media age, when Instagram photogenics and hashtag cachet suddenly became of paramount concern to plugged-in millennials.
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It can detect whether a person is walking or driving, it picks up on nearby Bluetooth beacons, knows whether headphones are plugged in, detects exact location, and remembers weather conditions.
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I'm a regular Mophie user—I own and use the company's standard juice pack ($26) for extending my battery life—but that case needs to be plugged in to charge.
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With the phone plugged in and connected to a external monitor, keyboard, and mouse, it essentially provided a desktop-like experience complete with multi-window support just like with Windows.
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The power dock needs to be plugged in for it to charge, and after pairing the Roomba with your smartphone using a special app, your device is ready to go.
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Even if a gas station installs dozens of charging stations, these will struggle to meet demand if cars need to be plugged in for half an hour at a time.
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Within the PredatorSense app, you can control the Helios 300's fan modes (auto, max, or a custom speed) as well as overclocking the GPU's clock speed (when plugged in).
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And if that's not enough, the S10's standard wireless charging has been improved so that now it can recharge the phone just as quickly as when it's plugged in.
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That turns it into what's known as a USB Rubber Ducky that can deliver keystroke commands and malicious code because a computer thinks it's a normal keyboard when plugged in.
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Not only that, one iPhone XS Max was stuck in sleep mode while plugged in and he couldn't take the phone out of its frozen state until he unplugged it.
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This could be seen as more convenient than the Amazon Echo, which can hear your Alexa calls from 20 feet away but remains plugged-in and anchored in one spot.
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As for the suggestion that the mobile device or how they were plugged in may be to blame, it's understandable why officials would look to that as a possible cause.
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Backups can cease for a number of reasons, but it seems unlikely that the phone went two months without being plugged in within range of a trusted Wi-Fi connection.
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You'll hear it all; the hint of cold in the singer's voice, and the droning of an electric guitar left plugged in on stage at the end of a concert.
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Once your in-app activities are defined within AdWords, you've plugged in your analytics solution, and set your cost-per-install, Google will put our machine learning algorithm to work.
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Although customers will still be able to bring the phones on flights, the ban extends to the phones being plugged in to flight entertainment systems where USB ports are available.
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TWENTY-FIVE years ago, on August 18th 1991, four Mancunian lads plugged in their instruments at the Boardwalk nightclub, and strummed away to an audience of barely a dozen people.
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If the average kid is plugged in – let's just say what Common Sense Media says is 7.5 hours a day – you're not having the opportunities to look face-to-face.
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It also did a stint at the US Masters golf competition in Augusta, Georgia, earlier this year, where Facebook and Twitter feeds were plugged in to train the system up.
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However, if you want to take the whole family, and stay plugged in while having access to nature, a luxe three-story cabin in Woodside might be more your style.
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That's when you hear about how it happened, how he went: headset on, plugged in, wired directly into a virtual reality world too immersive, too intoxicating, to pull out of.
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The visual element of any movement is always critical because it helps people remember it, helps people identify it, and helps people plug into it who weren't previously plugged in.
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This is true, but only in the best-case scenario, assuming that thousands of local clerks and technicians have never once accidentally plugged in an ethernet cable or network jack.
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He was pleasant enough to deal with, if not always particularly plugged in or — for that matter — in great demand among the better-funded "establishment" Republicans like Jeb or Mitt.
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If you typically stay plugged in, if your laptop stays at your desk, or if you simply prefer power and polish over battery life, then 7 hours might be enough.
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From the moment Trump took office, a particularly plugged-in segment of the Democratic electorate has been waiting for a Boy Scout with a law degree to take him down.
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And unlike a tablet or smartphone, the stationary Echo Show sits at a fixed angle and stays plugged in for power at all times, similar to a digital picture frame.
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Samsung claims that its Galaxy Buds Plus can provide 11 hours of playback, while the buds' charging case can hold 11 hours of charge without having to be plugged in.
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After they set their parameters, they created a spreadsheet and plugged in information from StreetEasy, updating it with additional details after they saw each apartment, to calculate an overall score.
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They've informally consulted with some of the state's best-known strategists, testing out theories of where to campaign and probing for more plugged-in senior talent to head up regions.
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Unlike some more hardline Christian review sites, Plugged In reviewers often comment generously on the artistic and technical value of a pop artist's debut album or the latest franchise blockbuster.
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BEST CHOICE OVERALL BEST FOR PUREBRED PETS BEST FOR EXOTIC PETS BEST FOR PETS WITH CHRONIC CONDITIONS BEST FOR PLUGGED-IN PET OWNERS BEST FOR YOUNG PETS BEST FOR SENIOR PETS
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We've also spoken with a handful of plugged in UFC people -- and so far, no one seems to know if it's a joke or if Conor is seriously hanging it up.
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I'm faced with some seriously cool technology that gets me excited in a flying car, robot maids, vaporwave kind of way: A wireless mouse that never needs to be plugged in.
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Because it's compatible to be plugged in to a 12V car adapter or home outlet, you can take the retro-inspired mini fridge on the move for tailgates and road trips.
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Have I reached for my phone in the middle of the night and forgotten that it's plugged in and knocked a glass of water onto the floor causing shattering and chaos.
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After you've plugged in your destination, your potential route is mapped out and displayed before you've chosen what type of Lyft you want to take based on price and arrival estimates.
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A short story that Sheldon wrote as Tiptree, "The Girl Who Was Plugged In," reads today almost as a commentary on Instagram — and is arguably the first cyberpunk story ever published.
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The fact that the USB port is on the bottom edge of the speaker instead of underneath the base also means that you can leave it plugged in and standing up.
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They should be advised to not sleep with their phones or mobile devices charging in bed and avoid leaving the charger plugged in when it is not connected to a phone.
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Once I had that installed and the AirBar plugged in and in place, it worked pretty much as advertised and, unlike gesture add-ons like Leap Motion, there's no training required.
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So, having played through the entire game now to nearly 100 percent completion, I've put together a short list of things you should do that help to keep you plugged in.
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The cable also has an amber power indicator that doesn't really do anything except tell you that it's plugged in — I wish it would turn green when it's done charging stuff.
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But the law does not ban out-of-hours emails altogether, and its vague language has left some wondering whether it will do much to change an increasingly plugged-in culture.
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Of course, all the standard USB-C perks stand, including fast-charging, which should get you up to about two hours of battery life after being plugged in for 15 minutes.
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That meant the Ubuntu Edge, which was designed as an Android smartphone that could also operate as a desktop PC when a monitor, mouse and keyboard were plugged in, never materialized.
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Like with other retro devices, I can't say for sure that I'd both leave this plugged in all the time and turn it on more than a few times a year.
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The mounting bracket is magnetic—a strange decision for something that will be exposed to the elements—and the camera stays plugged in so that it won't run out of battery.
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With the release of the 32X, it also started selling an officially-branded power strip, one that flipped the outlets so the AC adapters could be plugged in side-by-side.
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"They should be advised to not sleep with their phones or mobile devices charging in bed and avoid leaving the charger plugged in when it is not connected to a phone."
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The resulting surge in recruitment, Dervin-Ackerman said, has the knock-on effect of getting activists off social media, an often unproductively exhausting medium, and plugged in to their actual communities.
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The LG G5 is a new flagship Android smartphone that combines the latest specs with a new modular concept, where extra dongles can be plugged in to enhance performance and ergonomics.
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Macotea and Kapuchino, "Desde Abajo" Two of the tri-state areas' most plugged-in Latin traperos team up for an R&B-tinged cut that unquestionably represents hard for the streets.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - U.S. short-term rental service Airbnb Inc registered 1.2 million guest arrivals in Africa last year driven by the plugged-in millennial generation, its senior official said on Tuesday.
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The French leader paints himself as a champion of France's plugged-in youth and wants to transform France into a "startup nation" that draws higher investments into technology and artificial intelligence.
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Instead, I used it to go to a small cubicle in the middle of a low-polygon office floor, where I made coffee, ate a donut, and plugged in a computer.
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The most useful part of this is that, as long as you have your library credentials plugged in, titles that are available for borrowing will also show up when you search.
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Until now, drivers of electric cars have had to leave their vehicles plugged in for hours at a charging station for a journey between cities, making many long range journeys impractical.
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If the control method for all your smart home technology has to be constantly charged or plugged in, it's going to limit your flexibility when it comes to setting things up.
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It has a battery that is supposed to last between three and six months on a charge, but you can also leave the clock plugged in if there's an outlet nearby.
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In the statement, Pai revealed one of his top priorities as FCC chairman: bridging the digital divide between those who are plugged-in and those unable to easily access modern technology.
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Once it's all plugged in, the Caavo takes 20–4003 minutes to identify all of your devices and create an index of all your shows, and then it's ready to go.
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Once plugged in, the malware can "completely take over a PC, invisibly alter files installed from the memory stick, or even redirect the user's internet traffic," WIRED noted at the time.
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I didn't get to try the GoPro Plus feature, which lets you auto-upload media to the cloud for storage, editing and sharing when the Hero 5 Black is plugged in.
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In fact, Muslims are one of the most plugged-in religious communities due to the high concentration of young people aged between 16 and 30 across the Middle East and Asia.
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Mind you, mine was not plugged in because I was a child, not a teenager, but I 100% had one and definitely pretended to be making important phone calls on it.
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"Every time I talked with her she was doing something new, going to a rally," said Rebecca Berlin, 23, from Yorktown Heights, N.Y. "She was really plugged in, really passionate." video
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Norcross, am plugged in more than most on these issues after spending years installing power lines in refineries and on the tops of bridges as a union electrician in New Jersey.
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He hopes that the project could help shatter the unforgiving nature of the music industry that often awards success, Spotify streams, and marquee bookings to those plugged in with major labels.
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But for an Everyman, he's also slyly savvy, gossiping like the consummate insider, but giving only enough to prove he's plugged-in without betraying anyone's confidence (or violating any nondisclosure agreements).
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For his part, Peter King -- arguably THE MOST plugged-in NFL reporter -- said on the podcast he'd be "surprised" if the team selections ultimately do go down as planned next month.
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But when all eight laptop seats were taken one afternoon, a customer simply retired to another room, tore away the wallpaper to expose a purposely covered electrical outlet, and plugged in.
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If you plugged in a 25 percent rate rather than a 20 percent one, the whole plan would suddenly become much more affordable even with much less reliance on phaseout gimmicks.
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Meanwhile, plugged-in Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo predicts that Apple will debut an updated iPad mini, upgraded AirPods and its delayed AirPower wireless charging platform at next Tuesday's product event.
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We know it's tempting to stay plugged in when you're in a foreign place, but when you consider what you can save by unplugging, the benefits may outweigh the costs, literally.
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Unlike most LED options that need to be plugged in overnight before you can use them, SmileDirectClub's version can plug into your smartphone (Android or iPhone) and requires minimal battery power.
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The new Max will also have a swappable battery, which would make it easier to recharge without making people take them home or to an overnight facility to be plugged in.
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Another addition to the T7 Touch is an indicator light that shows when the drive is plugged in and actively transmitting data, something that was bafflingly missing from the last generation.
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On August 21, the chief observer told federal authorities he had repeatedly found a laptop "plugged in and running" in offices that were either empty or weren't often used, documents said.
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Specifically, if you often charge your phone overnight or keep it plugged in for hours after it&aposs reached 100%, you&aposre accelerating the aging process of lithium-ion smartphone batteries.
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In video posted on social media, Thomas is seen flinging sand away from the lie of his ball with his wedge when plugged in a bunker at Royal Melbourne during practice.
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The Aliso Canyon gas reservoir belched methane into the skies over Los Angeles for four months, releasing an estimated 100,173 tons of the potent greenhouse gas before being plugged in February.
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The Aliso Canyon gas reservoir belched methane into the skies over Los Angeles for four months, releasing an estimated 100,000 tons of the potent greenhouse gas before being plugged in February.
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In a Sunday tweet, he pointed out that he was still plugged in even though it was "very early in the morning in Japan," as he watched the Indy 500 auto race.
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My cheap USB-C hub with Ethernet and USB 3.0 ports worked perfectly when plugged in, but USB-C only hubs aren't as common or as high quality as Thunderbolt 3 hubs.
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Smartphone apps are particularly useful for new battery-powered vehicles, allowing a driver to check how much range is left and, if it's plugged in, to control when the vehicle begins charging.
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Because it's constantly monitoring the sounds in a room, waiting to respond as soon as someone asks a question or makes a request, the Google Home always needs to be plugged in.
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"You're looking for a vehicle that's plugged in a decent amount of hours each day," Marc Trahand, chief operating officer of San Diego-based V623G startup Nuvve, told me on the phone.
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But in 26, thanks to a concerted push from DHH advocates and a growing cohort of employees plugged in to the DHH community, festival organizers have been prioritizing access for DHH fans.
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The mouse has a nice setup where you can use the mouse plugged in while it charges, and then plug the dongle into that cable when you're ready to go wireless again.
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The Tap was also designed to be portable — meaning it would eventually run out of battery life — while the Echo products are plugged in and could support an always-ready virtual assistant.
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Once you've plugged in your Chromecast Ultra, however, you just open the excellent Google Home app on your phone to pair it to your Google account and to the local wi-fi.
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How well they work is going to depend on how plugged in you are to other tools like Gmail, but they're useful shortcuts from the Google homepage or the Chrome address bar.
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Thankfully there is now a service that can create a book about your year in social media, allowing you to seethe both offline and online, a boon to this plugged-in generation.
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A complete list of participating coffee shops in each state is available on Sprudge's website; and if that's too much effort, here's a Google Map with every single location already plugged in.
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It's essentially the exact same adapter—just blue and equipped with prongs that sit at a 90-degree angle so that the MacBook's adapter sits flush against a wall when plugged in.
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Michael Klering, who needed to go to the hospital for acute bronchitis caused by smoke inhalation, told WKYT that the replacement phone wasn't plugged in or being used when it caught fire.
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Then, after about a week, the headphone jack started sputtering—half the time the tablet couldn't recognize I had headphones plugged in, the other half I was subjected to lots of crackling.
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Prince Mohammed, 32, and President Emmanuel Macron both paint themselves as champions of their nations' plugged-in youths with a modernising message that has resonated strongly with younger Saudis and French citizens.
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Battery life is really the killer feature on this vacuum, however – it can operate for up to 60 minutes on a single charge (which takes only 3.5 hours plugged in to achieve).
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A USB drive (with at least 16GB of free storage) must also be plugged in for this feature to work, since Roku needs somewhere to store the parts of shows you're missing.
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As with all electric blankets, safety is a must—never leave a plugged-in blanket unattended, and make sure the cord and plug are in good condition before plugging in the blanket.
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That night in Tapachula, in the corner of Sadek's restaurant that abuts the street, four tired-looking men from Pakistan sat together at a table, their phones plugged in to the wall.
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Always leaving a laptop computer plugged in, even when it's fully charged, can use a similar quantity — 4.5 kilowatt-hours of electricity in a week, or about 235 kilowatt-hours a year.
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Like Ms. Brazile, these guests can offer a plugged-in viewpoint on the day's events, but they often also parrot campaign talking points and, as in this case, create potential ethical conflicts.
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A solar phone charger The energy it takes to charge a smartphone seems futile, but people leaving their chargers plugged in 24/7 adds up to millions of kilowatt hours each year.
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If those numbers prove accurate, a sunny day could allow the car to cover a commute of up to 60 miles after a standard 8-hour work day without being plugged in.
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A smart plug lets you control your outlets from your smartphone, no matter where you are — therefore quelling any fears that you left the toaster on or a hot iron plugged in.
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I knelt beside him as he logged on to Twitter and plugged in search terms about WikiLeaks—filtering out any comments that were not from verified Twitter accounts, the social-media élite.
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In his show notes, he called the collection "an ode to coexistence as opposed to exclusion," which sounds potentially plugged-in, except it was expressed as all his former collections coexisting together.
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It is built by Improbable, a gaming company, and CAE, known for its flight simulators, using open standards, so everything from secret intelligence to real-time weather data can be plugged in.
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"These devices pose a serious risk of electrocution or fire," he said at the time, and Australia's Department of Fair Trading cautioned against using any devices while they're plugged in and charging.
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When he was old enough to fall under the influence of new wave pop music, he plugged in his instrument and sawed away at it in the short-lived local band Overman.
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Women who are plugged in enough to the health care system to obtain hormonal contraception could be more likely to have their depression appropriately diagnosed and treated — which is a good thing.
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Customers would connect to Starlink using what Musk described on Tuesday as a device that looks like a "UFO on a stick" and only needs to be plugged in and pointed skyward.
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Freddy: At some companies, they have rules that will send an alert when a USB is plugged in, and then they have a security person who shows up to talk to you.
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It has its downsides though: You can't really use your phone very easily while it's charging (not yet, anyway), and the charging is slower than it is when your phone is plugged in.
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When we plugged in a Los Angeles area address, we were shown the appropriate California state assembly member, state senator, state lieutenant governor, state governor, House representative, U.S. senators, vice president and president.
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Once plugged in, the Spark can help find parking and lets you pay from the car, acts like a virtual mechanic that flags car problems, and turns your car into a WiFi hotspot.
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It was a condition of my bail that I wear an electronic ankle monitor, which needed to be plugged in frequently to charge or it would vibrate and a red light would flash.
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A number of security protocols need to be met before the SWIFT system authorises a payment: one step, a physical key or dongle, was left plugged in for weeks, rather than locked away.
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Portable chargers had a bit of a standout moment last summer, when players of the wildly popular and battery-hogging Pokémon Go could be seen roaming the streets, their phones constantly plugged in.
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I love this feature, since it meant I could just plug in the phone real quickly and then not worry about it again, instead of having to keep it plugged in all night.
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But Allen is supremely plugged in, and according to two people familiar with the matter, he is among the reporters who the president has spoken to privately (although it's not clear how recently).
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Don't worry, new software was plugged in "shortly after the start of production," Audi said, so only the very early e-trons have the chuckle-inducing notice coming up on their dash screens.
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The freezer, which was not plugged in, had only recently been brought to the house and had not yet been moved inside, Suwannee County Sheriff Sam St. John told BuzzFeed News on Tuesday.
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While there are still a few offline ways to spice things up (we'll get to those in a moment), the easiest long-distance sex hacks are just a matter of staying plugged in.
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As hot as he's been at the plate, by no means has Trumbo reinvented himself in the field, where he is as meatish and plodding as ever, no matter where he's plugged in.
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The Asmo charger, which aims to reduce electricity wastage and bolster safety with an automatic fix for the problem of mobile chargers being routinely left plugged in, launched as a crowdfunder last summer.
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And while it looks lovely, anyone who has had to go through the acrobatics of blindly trying to get a USB cable plugged in knows that it's not always the most functional move.
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Once it's plugged in, just plug in your devices — it's got four USB ports and a port specifically for your MacBook, so you don't need to go searching for outlets wherever you're staying.
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It is a perfectly round plug can only be plugged in one way (try that with an USB plug!) which meant that operators could plug and unplug the telephone connections without really looking.
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Apple got rid of the headphone jack in the iPhone 7, giving it a single port which is probably going to end up sitting on your desk with a charging cable plugged in.
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The app can also be set to perform automatic backups every time it's plugged in and can back up photos from Facebook, Instagram and Picasa, should you see fit to give it access.
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The idea of a large group of people carrying around empty Doritos bags, which they have taken home, plugged in, and recharged in order to listen to the film's soundtrack is legitimately hilarious.
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Meet a pair of Bangladeshi train surfers, plugged-in Tokyo kids, and a wizened woman smoking a Cuban cigar in this sneak peek from the National Geographic Travel Photographer of the Year contest.
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There should be an app for this, where everyone's pizza preferences and dislikes are plugged in, and then a complicated algorithm determines what pizza should be ordered that caters to all finicky tastes.
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Make an unexpected stop on the route—say to grab a bite to eat or refuel—and the navigation shuts up until you're back behind the wheel and with the phone plugged in.
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When plugged in and not in use, the Joy-Con controllers will take about three hours and a half to fully charge, and this charge should last for about 20 hours of use.
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Robinson sits with a guest comedian each week to talk about celebrities who are not just plugged in to their careers, but also engaged in ongoing dialogues about intersectionality, environmental awareness, and feminism.
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Crowley said his team has developed an 11'x11′ countertop where all the coffee is prepared — it's assembled elsewhere and just needs to be plugged in, eliminating the need for an extensive buildout.
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Every industrial robot that you ever see in a factory is plugged in, power is not an issue, the efficiency of power isn't an issue and no one's really thought about that before.
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The updated model, which fits the picture of what happened during the Pliocene, was driven forward into the future, as the scientists plugged in various scenarios for how much our climate will change.
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Using a computer program, Mr. Maor and his colleagues plugged in behavioral data from 2,415 mammal species that noted whether the species was nocturnal, diurnal, or cathemeral (irregularly active at day or night).
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And as electric cars become more widespread their batteries could serve as a source of mobile storage, feeding power back into the grid, if required, when the vehicles are parked and plugged in.
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When his tee shot on the par-3 12th hole plugged in the bunker in front of the green — a bad break of sorts — he rebounded, nearly holing his next shot for birdie.
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The car maker says the 530e's battery can be charged fully within 3.5 hours, comparable to how long it'd take if you plugged in your car the old-fashioned way with the wall cord.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - A Texas teenager was killed after she grasped a plugged-in cell phone while taking a bath, prompting her family to spread word of the incident to prevent another electrocution death.
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You can lower your energy bill even further by attacking "energy vampires" — these are the electronic devices that are plugged in all the time, such as TV satellite boxes, DVD players and coffee makers.
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The young French leader has openly courted investments in artificial intelligence and "deep tech" since his election last year, pitching himself as a champion of the younger plugged-in generation and start-up enterprises.
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As part of its I/O announcements, Google announced a new privacy policy for its smart home devices, given they contain microphones and cameras and are designed to be plugged in inside your home.
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CNN's Manu Raju is as plugged in on Capitol Hill as any reporter and we asked for his prediction: "It's only a guess, but my guess is they impeach in December sometime," he said.
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They need to be plugged in to an outlet for power, but they don't require any sort of hub; they'll connect to your Wi-Fi network and can be remotely controlled through an app.
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The bottom line: No matter how plugged in to the markets they are, IPO bankers will only ever be able to talk to a small subset of investors before they take a company public.
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Once you've got everything plugged in, setup is the same as any other recent Sonos device: you open the app, open the new device setup process, and hit the pair button on the back.
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The waffle maker also features spells — I mean functions — such as an on/off switch so you can keep it plugged in and an indicator light that tells you when your waffles are ready.
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The stitching box needs to be plugged in for the rig to work, but the overall package is still much simpler than just about anything else you could buy or rent at the moment.
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Not only does this five-foot cable glow a bright neon color when plugged in (admit it: cool), but it's MFi-certified by Apple, meaning it meets the rigorous standards determined by Apple itself.
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Nintendo Switch AC Adapter, $26.47, available at Amazon Getting an extra power adapter will allow you to keep one plugged in at home, and take the other with you when you're on-the-go.
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Enter Carter ... an NFL Hall of Famer and overall plugged in guy who says TB12's eventual replacement ain't in this year's draft -- it might be in free agency ... in the form of Kaepernick.
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They found that the error messages reported by MedSec and Muddy Waters as indicators that the device had been successfully attacked were the same messages given when the pacemaker was not properly plugged in.
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Short of having a reproducible method to attack the pacemakers, the fact that the MedSec attacks appear so similar to a device simply not plugged in suggests an alternate explanation for the supposed hack.
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In typical Sheeran fashion, the singer jokingly apologized to the crowd for the fact that the song is the first one that automatically plays whenever an iPhone gets plugged in due to its name.
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Ko came from four strokes behind the overnight leader, fellow Korean Kim Hyo-joo, whose hopes disappeared with a triple-bogey at the par-three 14th, where her ball plugged in a greenside bunker.
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The chair also cited a report from the paper about counties with significant minority populations experiencing long voter wait times despite their being spare machines that could be plugged in to accelerate the process.
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Security researchers have for years said that Netgear routers are vulnerable to attack if owners don't update the default password plugged in when purchased because without changing the password, no login information is necessary.
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"Although it may seem like a little thing to have your phone plugged in next to your bed ... that can have a tremendous negative impact on your sleep and your circadian rhythm," she said.
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Perhaps it's still with us out of sheer goodwill since the mod only focuses on the multiplayer mode—after all, there aren't a lot of people with Nintendo 64s still plugged in these days.
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If you've been plugged in the last two weeks, there's a good chance you've heard about the international effort to rescue 12 young Thai soccer players from a flooded cave near the Myanmar border.
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Live updates of the speech will also be plugged in videos, pictures, and even GIF on official Vine, Instagram, Snapchat, and Tumblr accounts in an effort to capture the attention of a young audience.
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When EVs are plugged in — overnight, or while their owners are at work — they would signal to the grid that they are available and the grid would use them to store or produce energy.
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Then, a month later, a 22-year-old man in the Indian village of Pandyo was listening to music from a plugged-in cell phone while the electricity in his house was cut off.
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The engineers at Netze BW, the local grid operator behind the trial, found that all the households involved came around to leaving their electric cars plugged in overnight and only half ever charged simultaneously.
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In a way, the music sounds like something that the film's own characters might listen to during their plugged-in coding sessions, a hyper-cool album that can imbue stationary activities with dynamic intensity.
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These are things where a company is basically looking around your house at all the things that are plugged in and trying to find two or three things they can combine into one item.
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And since apps make money only when users are plugged in and absorbing ads, the number of monthly users is less important than how many users they get each day — and how long they stay.
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The new physical security keys, which will require users keep them plugged in to access the additional security controls, should make it more difficult to remotely gain control of someone's Gmail or Google Drive account.
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The pictures it takes are better than a smartphone's to warrant bothering with some occasional ergonomic clumsiness, and if that bothers you then you can shoot blind with the One when it's not plugged in.
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It's far more intelligent than a standard smart plug if you're using it with a fan or other device that can improve air quality, while also providing a handy night light wherever it's plugged in.
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Battery life is rated at 15 hours over Bluetooth or 50 hours when plugged in via headphone jack, and the sound can be customized via an app that Microsoft will release alongside the Surface Headphones.
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"At the same time as Pixel 3 launch (October 18th), we will introduce support for Android-compatible plugged-in external microphones in the default camera app for all Pixels," the engineer wrote on Google's forums.
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The feature, which was spotted in a recent Chrome Canary build by Chrome Story, also allows devices that are already plugged in before locking your screen, like chargers, legitimate keyboards and mice, to be whitelisted.
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Additionally, the device lacks any sort of battery indicator when it's not plugged in, so it's very difficult to know how close it is to dying, especially if it's been on standby for a while.
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The Prynt Pocket instant photo printer allows you to print pictures that are already in your camera roll, or you can take photos while plugged in to the printer for an added augmented reality element.
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If anything, having parents who may have grown up less well-off (not that there's all that much social mobility in America) may make someone more plugged in to the actually "precarious" nature of privilege.
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But while always having the TV plugged in will allegedly help my mental health, it's only been about a month and I've already noticed myself starting to talk to the screen, which doesn't seem good.
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If the Xbox 360 Controller menu isn't detecting your controller, make sure that it's plugged in and turned on (you can turn on the controller by pressing and holding the Xbox button in the center).
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Banks tend to go along with the practice because it helps get deals done, but it has come under criticism in the past because it can give plugged-in investors preferential access to new offerings.
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While it certainly gives the device a nicer, sleeker look, you'll rarely even see it, as the device will find its home plugged in to the back of your TV screen on most television sets.
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And its worth noting that the book's broader thesis about an unprepared president who isn't trusted by his own staff is a story some of the most plugged-in people in DC acknowledge as true.
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Most games that I want to play, including Outer Wilds or Metro: Exodus, a knee-buckler of a game with demanding ray tracing effects, are simply unplayable when the EVO 16-S isn't plugged in.
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To prove this concept, we pulled an open-source macroeconomic model off the shelf and plugged in one of the major estimated effects of the Dodd-Frank Act: an increase in the cost of investment.
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When he's inevitably plugged in and powered up again, good as new and fresh as ever, maybe for a Gemini Man sequel or Breakfast at Tiffany's 2, perhaps he'll think to himself: Life is delicious.
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Between flights to visit family, receiving more holiday cards than you know what to do with, and keeping your tree lights constantly plugged in, the holiday season isn't exactly the most sustainable time of year.
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Most people do not spend a lot of time thinking about how their electricity is generated, but they are likely to notice a plugged-in car on their street and, eventually, improvements in air quality.
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The other problem, Frisk explained, is that the Mac EFI, the computer's core firmware (similar to a PC's BIOS), allowed devices plugged in over Thunderbolt to access memory, without enabling Direct Memory Access (DMA) protections.
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There are many reasons for this, but the more we know about teenagers' lives the clearer it becomes that young people are no more interested in being constantly plugged in than are the adults around them.
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Aside from all of the peripheral possibilities, I very much like the idea of being able to charge my phone with the cable plugged in at the bottom while I'm watching something or gaming on it.
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During the announcement of the new features, Apple SVP Craig Federighi stated that the Apple TV since it's "Always on, always plugged in and always on the network in your home" can serve as this hub.
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You're probably going to want to keep your iDevice plugged in at all times and make sure Siri is always listening—head to Settings then tap Siri and make sure Siri is enabled first of all.
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All of the hardware is nice, in thoughtful ways: the HDMI cable in the box has little LED buttons at both ends, so you can press one and see where the other end is plugged in.
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The base unit is the main hub of the SimpliSafe system, and though it needs to be plugged in to a power outlet, it has a 24-hour backup battery in case of a power outage.
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Here's what you might have missed if you weren't plugged in to Trump news: Trump let slide his true feelings about immigration from several countries during a meeting with legislators on Thursday at the White House.
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The 4-meter headset tether ends with one USB and one HDMI port, and the tracking camera is plugged in with its own USB cable — there's no external power cable or controller box for either piece.
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We'll more likely be plugged in as abstract computational nodes, our attention and product-buying decisions channeling the flow of trillions of dollars of commerce; our free will up for grabs to the most 'persuasive' bidders.
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Around 33 people attended the Allsop sale at The Berkeley, a luxury hotel near London's Hyde Park, while a further 6,000-odd investors were plugged in by phone or internet, including overseas buyers, the company said.
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As with many other sleep apps, you set an alarm time, then slide your phone under your pillow while keeping the phone plugged in to your charger so you don't wake up to a drained battery.
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The Stadia controller is technically wireless, but outside of a TV with a Chromecast Ultra, it has to be plugged in, which becomes an unwieldy experience on a phone, unless you have a really long cable.
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The easiest way to get plugged in to this world, and to find the people who embody this communitarian spirit, is still through the blog/label/platform Sermon 3, run by an artist called The 83rd.
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Take a look at these fake Lightning cables now capable of being mass-produced, cables that look just like the genuine products but which can give hackers remote access to a device once they're plugged in.
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Sales of pure electric cars surged 40 percent to 46,092 in 2018 while sales of diesel models fell 28 percent, petrol cars were down 17 percent and hybrids that cannot be plugged in fell 20 percent.
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The lithium-ion battery has an estimated range of about 2000 miles per charge and takes about 7.5 hours to power up, so this is definitely a vehicle meant to be plugged in overnight between commutes.
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"We worked very hard with the engineering teams to keep the pods as small as possible, preventing them from obstructing other outlets when plugged in and allowing the shipping and packaging to be small," said Cronan.
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If you want to get extra-nerdy, you can tweak almost any of the variables, including fuel costs, electricity costs, how often plug-in hybrids actually get plugged in, what emissions from various sources are, etc.
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I downloaded CREDO's app on Ed Cara's Android phone—it runs hot and eats a lot of battery (it uses the camera) so it's best to run passively in the background while the phone is plugged in.
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The bank's strategy, however, in common with most rivals, is to target major towns and cities, meaning gaps left in rural areas by the retreat of major lenders are unlikely to be plugged in the near future.
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The Daily Mail plugged in the same URL as the other two young royals, but instead subbed in "Prince Albert" to see if the name brought up it's own page (more on why they chose Albert below).
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Once it's plugged in and set up (though the Google Assistant, of course), you can just say "Hey Google" and it will light up and listen to your commands — it gets an internet connection from your phone.
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Focus on the Family also had a website called Plugged In Online that was meant as a guide for Christian parents trying to parse what secular books, albums, TV shows, and movies were appropriate for their children.
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Once plugged in, an attacker can remotely control the affected computer to send realistic-looking phishing pages to a victim's screen, or remotely lock a computer screen to collect the user's password when they log back in.
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To keep all your frozen goods completely frozen, you'll need to keep this 53-quart cooler plugged in to your vehicle and powered so that it can perfectly regulate temperatures ranging from -7 to 53 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Can the global public Internet be relied on to seamlessly support billions of plugged-in, always-connected devices while averting detrimental side effects, such as a spamming refrigerator, hacked cars and run-of-the-mill dropped connections?
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NBC New York reports:The woman said her daughter had been in her room listening to music with the speaker on her bed, not plugged in, and casually came into her mother's room to say it was smoking.
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While there are lots of gadgets on the market for portable recording, most interfaces I've seen need to be plugged in to your phone, cater to recording a specific type of instrument, or need lots of dongles.
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The Note 9 can be used as a trackpad when it's plugged in to a larger screen, or you can doodle on it with the S Pen and have your drawings show up on the big screen.
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This entire trend of the internet of things and smart devices is only going to accelerate: there are estimates that by 2020 there will be over 20 billion IoT devices, all plugged in to some platform somewhere.
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After wiping the remnants of my own heat-defense mechanism off my hands, I disconnect the charger, note how long the car's been plugged in and how much power I've added, and climb inside the small SUV.
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I can remember watching older boys shoot skeet at a junkyard in the woods behind my house, my fingers plugged in my ears while orange clays turned to smoke against a backdrop of post oak and poplar.
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Their AI just needs to stay plugged in… Games, van Seijen said, have been traditionally very popular among AI researchers for testing algorithms and Ms. Pac-Man has already received a lot of attention in AI community.
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They'll charge up when attached to the phone with a USB-C cable plugged in, and the speaker and projector can also be charged independent of the phone; they've got their own USB-C jacks built-in.
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At a hearing on reauthorizing pipeline safety programs for the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA), lawmakers proposed mandating such rules as a way to prevent future leaks like the one recently plugged in southern California.
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With Indio's service, information that the brokers' customers have previously entered — such as their names or addresses — can be automatically plugged in to new forms so they don't have to reenter it or fill out another form.
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But once I plugged in my pedals, which aren't many—an RV353 reverb, a couple of distortions, a sampler and a wah—just because the brain is wire, some of those other parts came back to me.
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DUBAI/RIYADH (Reuters) - The powerful young prince behind modernizing reforms in Saudi Arabia presents himself as the champion of his nation's plugged-in youth, and his visit to Silicon Valley this week sought to bolster that image.
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And it certainly was not true of Green, whose depth of knowledge about the Warriors runs so deep that he can watch a game live on TV and identify whether Kerr has plugged in a new play.
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Worst of all, you have to position your phone precisely on a pad (which has to be plugged in!) and leave it there, which a little more convenient than plugging it in directly, but only a little.
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This so-called "juice-jacking" attack involves criminals loading malware "on charging stations or cables they leave plugged in at the stations so they may infect the phones and other electronic devices of unsuspecting users," it reads.
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On phones like the Galaxy S10 and Huawei Mate 30, you can even have the phone plugged in while you do this so that you can charge both the phone and the watch at the same time.
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There's a pretty clear difference in those pure sales here, which could mean the obvious: a lot of not-plugged-in people really care about Arcade Fire and are willing to buy vinyls, digital downloads, or even CDs.
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It's vitally important to note that when an investor as plugged-in as Hogeg is decrying the get-rich-quick token schemes entrepreneurs are seeing online then there is a major problem in the industry as a whole.
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Run all of your favorite games at an incredible resolution and squad up with your friends in Apex Legends from anywhere — just remember to keep it plugged in, because all that processing eats up battery life pretty quick.
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Presumably, you buckled your seat belt, synced up your phone to the radio—or plugged in an aux cable if you're old skool—and maybe wondered if you put the coffee grounds back in their airtight container (yuppie).
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Vehicles like the Nissan Leaf and Jaguar I-Pace also allow a motorist to remotely turn on the climate control while the vehicle is plugged in so that the cabin is comfy when it's time to drive off.
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For example, a "leave home" scene could shut off all of your lights and fans, while a "movie" scene could dim the lights near your TV and turn on the outlet where your popcorn maker is plugged in.
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The less plugged-in folks at home may have heard rumblings about the A-list woman-led campaign to end systematic sexism, but now they know it's here to stay — and reaches so far beyond the Hollywood Hills.
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Report author Lauren Foye said the initial VR gamblers will consist of players using smartphone-based headsets like Samsung's Gear VR, and top-end devices like the Oculus Rift, which requires being plugged in to an advanced computer.
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His ball plugged in the face of a bunker and he could only extricate himself to 30 feet in the fringe, compounding his misery by three-putting from the fringe for his second double-bogey of the day.
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Mezrahi told BuzzFeed that he made the song because it drove him nuts that every time he plugged in his phone to his car the Taylor Swift song "All You Had To Do Was Stay" would start playing.
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According to some estimates, as much as a quarter of your total energy usage gets sucked up by turned-off-but-plugged-in electronics and appliances, so eliminating that waste would potentially reduce your bill by about $0003.
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His new album is "Behind the Vibration," a plugged-in expedition from which he'll draw here, with a band featuring Mark Shim on tenor saxophone and electronic wind instrument, Sam Harris on keyboards and Kenny Grohowski on drums.
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Whether you can bear staying plugged in for longer than a few minutes is another question—sit still right the way through Capcom's Kitchen tech demo and you might come away swearing to never touch a headset again.
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If you reboot your Mac with an infected Thunderbolt device plugged in, the Mac firmware will execute the option ROM on the Thunderbolt accessory before booting OS X. It lets malware creators insert malicious code in the firmware.
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The KSE1500s were an entire personal music listening system — one where you plugged in your phone or other digital device and Shure's hardware handled the conversion and amplification of the sound to ensure a consistent level of quality.
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Because The Force Awakens runs for over two hours, it's probably also a good idea to keep the dock's power cable plugged in if you intend to watch along with BB-8 right until the end credits roll.
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Once I plugged in an ethernet cord (I wasn't about to reconfigure the whole room for a better wi-fi signal next to the TV) I could see the stubble on the baby-faced lead of the film.
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The device is pretty standard: it connects to an outlet, communicates with the Wyze mobile app, and lets you monitor and control power to whatever happens to be plugged in, be it a lamp or a coffee maker.
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The iPhone 6s or later (or at least an iPad Pro) does not need to be connected to power to use the "Hey, Siri" command, but older models must be plugged in to a charger or USB jack.
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And he has found a receptive audience for both his products and his message by driving three hours south each weekend, where a demographic of plugged-in, maxed-out tech workers are eager to buy nature's chill pill.
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Better yet for long-suffering Knicks followers: There is no shortage of plugged-in league insiders who believe Ujiri can indeed be lured to Gotham — even after he just helped the Raptors win a storybook championship last season.
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The company staged a number of in-home scenes in which its Portal devices might reasonably be plugged in, such as in the kitchen, on a shelf in the living room, or attached to your main television set.
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Whereas before they'd play festivals only to find their songs blown away by the breeze and drowned out by whatever band was playing on a stage nearby, for June Gloom Big Deal plugged in and actually rocked out.
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Pha is a producing legend who's from ATL and is one of the most plugged-in people in town -- and when we saw him at LAX, he told us he had just come back from halftime show rehearsals.
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The company claims you can go morning to night without needing to charge the phone and its technology means a phone can get enough charge to run for several hours after being plugged in for just a few minutes.
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But at the same time, battery life and charging is always the biggest downside of other smartwatches, and gadgets in general, and the PowerWatch miraculously never needs to be plugged in or plopped on a special pad every night.
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The PC stays out of the way underneath the main center piece of the desk, while the keyboard and trackpad are built directly in and not just bundled together, where they'd need to be plugged in with extra wires.
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In 115 career games in center, Cespedes has been worth minus 17 defensive runs saved, according to Baseball Info Solutions, which translates to his being far worse than if his team had plugged in a league-average player instead.
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"I didn't want to finish on a bogey but it was a really unlucky lie on the fairway, quote fairway, got plugged in the bunker," said the American whose only other tour victory was at last year's PGA Championship.
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Mickelson's tee shot at the famous short par-three seventh hugging the Pacific Ocean plugged in a bunker some 40 feet from the pin, a lie that meant he was unable to impart any significant backspin on the ball.
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The pop songs of today have decades of plugged-in predecessors: electric pianos and organs were plentiful throughout the past hundred years, and the programmable electronic keyboard hit its stride in the synthesizer sounds of Kraftwerk and Giorgio Moroder.
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He has, for months, been warning anyone who would listen about how hard it would be to keep this group consistently plugged in — even with a shot to win the first back-to-back titles in the Warriors' evolution.
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"[P]atients should make sure that their Merlin@home unit is plugged in and connected via landline or cellular adapter so they can receive these and any future automatic security updates," St. Jude Medical wrote in a press release.
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Macron, 40, paints himself as a champion of France's plugged-in youth and wants to transform France into a "startup nation", but he is also spearheading efforts in Europe to have digital tax companies pay more tax at source.
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