It's like plugging in the electrical cord to truth, right?
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Plugging in for five minutes yields three hours of playback.
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It's like plugging in the electrical cord to truth, right?
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Often, it's as simple as plugging in a leaked password.
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It's not quite like plugging in a new refrigerator at home.
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Plugging in the mesh points improved that already impressive connectivity further.
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But plugging in a cord charger, she says, involves similar losses.
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It was equally as burdensome as plugging in a standard cable.
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The other is the hassle of plugging in the car every night.
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CBS is plugging in "NCIS New Orleans" into the Tuesday 10 p.m. slot.
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You'll have to get used to putting on and plugging in your clothing.
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Charging it is as simple as plugging in the AC cord to the back.
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Try plugging in your controller and going to the Xbox 360 Controllers menu again.
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Filing my taxes is no longer as simple as plugging in a few numbers.
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But sure enough, plugging in the parents' DNA helped Massimo's genome talk to Taft.
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The governor's office reported that another person had died while plugging in a generator.
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There's no way to play on a computer without awkwardly plugging in a cable.
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It's also recommended that you avoid plugging in anything into your computer that's not yours.
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So if you really enjoy the ritual of plugging in at night, you still can.
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Nielsen is expanding its Marketing Cloud by plugging in smart TV viewership data from Gracenote.
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But who can really put a price on never plugging in a lightning cable again?
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A new version of the BMW i3 will go for 120 miles before plugging in.
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In the backdrop is video of people driving, turning on lights and plugging in appliances.
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It's under renovation right now and we certainly will look at plugging in more hotels.
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Plugging in my tiny humidifier didn't boost the humidity but somehow increased the PM score.
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After plugging in a USB drive, choose it from the list, and pick Next then Create.
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I liked that the hand chopper required far less fiddling, no bulk parts, or plugging in.
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There don't appear to by any inputs here, either, so there's no plugging in auxiliary products.
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Take a road trip over the weekend, plugging in your device while exploring your local area.
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After plugging in the necessary information, I learned that Archie needs roughly 460 calories per day.
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You might want to think twice before plugging in at an airport or on the train.
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Setup is basically just plugging in the HS250's wireless dongle and then pressing the power button.
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I didn't realize how much I resented plugging in my watch every night, but I totally did.
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"Connecting to consoles will be as easy as plugging in the custom USB adapter," write the creators.
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Next, add together the $543 coinsurance and $254,26 deductible total, plugging in your own numbers, of course.
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And after my outlet difficulties, plugging in my phone and laptop easily was a sweet, sweet relief.
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Bluetooth device pairing is a snap, and there are USB and AUX options for plugging in gadgets.
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This set even comes with an aux cable for those who still prefer plugging in their headphones.
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Last, let's go over the most physical two-factor authentication method, which involves plugging in a key.
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The device itself is a small, 4x4 inches box with two lightning cables for plugging in iPhones.
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So if you're having problems, try plugging in your phone and letting it sit for a while.
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For years, he said, the development corporation would claim that the cruise ships were plugging in regularly.
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So if you're having problems, try plugging in your phone and letting it sit for a while.
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"Elon Musk is right - it's better to charge the electric car directly by plugging in," said Tanaka.
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This car charger has Qi wireless charging capability, allowing you to juice up your phone without plugging in.
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Roy Cooper's office also confirmed a fourth person was killed in Lenoir County while plugging in a generator.
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You'll probably be plugging in Google's wireless Stadia controller when the cloud gaming service launches on November 19th.
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People transitioned to laptops so they don't have to be the guy in Starbucks plugging in an iMac.
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Some have pointed to glitches in the system, such as weird results after plugging in their zip codes.
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Sure, you save the hassle of buying, plugging in, and integrating yet another gadget into your living room.
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And yet he hedges again, trying to warn people off plugging in any random USB-C-based charger.
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The pods, with loft beds equipped with ledges for plugging in devices, are 75 to 105 square feet.
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It even features a 3.5mm headset jack for plugging in your headset and keeping the game to yourself.
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"You go to Los Angeles, to Seattle — I go to Croatia, and everyone is plugging in," she added.
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"It was a really boring, straightforward plugging-in, tidying, and polishing exercise on that campaign," the source said.
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However, the laptop is a speedy charger: Plugging in for a mere 15 minutes boosted my battery by 25%.
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Plugging in a new pair of headphones is, to me, part of the ceremony of discovering great new sound.
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The cable works as promised, plugging in firmly to the MacBook's USB-C port and detaching easily under pressure.
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I'm sure it makes a very real difference if you're plugging in headphones that smartphones normally struggle to drive.
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Just don't believe Lenovo's nonsensical claim that plugging in for 15 minutes will get you 8 hours of battery.
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It also has an excellent keyboard and ports for plugging in accessories like a display, mouse or phone charger.
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Many more real-life relationships could be abandoned in favor of plugging in each time sexual gratification was required.
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Now it's just a question of plugging in some of the policy, and figuring out where the numbers are.
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Yeah, plugging in a phone ... CS: But if everyone else starts charging ... KS: Is anyone else taking your chargers?
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And it is still less efficient than plugging in — the Resonant Qi standard claims 220 to 2720 percent efficiency.
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The router node has two gigabit Ethernet ports, while each satellite has one port for plugging in wired devices.
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The drone has, in fact, to be tethered to its operator by plugging in a 30-metre-long umbilical cord.
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I don't see a problem of plugging in different directions; it's a phenomenon of social movements that they're fantastically diverse.
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Using the Sculpt required wasting a USB port and plugging in a dongle, but the Surface Ergonomic Keyboard uses Bluetooth.
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Setting up an NES Classic is as simple as plugging in the power and connecting to your TV's HDMI port.
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Half a century ago, Bob Dylan shocked the music world by plugging in an electric guitar and alienating folk purists.
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The biggest change is the item that is missing: The 3.5-millimeter audio port for plugging in earphones and speakers.
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The 29-year-old loves plugging in her white string lights and snuggling up with a good book before bed.
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The next gotcha is volume: it was mysteriously lower using these dongles than it would have been just plugging in.
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"In some cases, it's as simple as walking into a cell phone tower, plugging in a laptop, and downloading everything."
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And when the HS70 did run out of juice, recharging it was as simple as plugging in the included microUSB cord.
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The administration is asking airlines to prohibit passengers from powering on or plugging in their Galaxy Note 7 on a flight.
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Speaking of plugging in, everything you do on the new MacBook Pro is powered by the two included Thunderbolt 3.0 ports.
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But, for now, almost everyone seems to agree that plugging in will be, despite Musk's enthusiasm, a recipe for losing money.
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Plugging in your phone now brings up your Maps app first, with favorited addresses featured up front alongside live commute times.
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We were really happy with how the first record sounded, so we were just plugging in and playing the new tunes.
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Longo spent a Saturday afternoon on the maddening process of plugging in the numbers, to finally get to an estimated result.
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In some cases, it's only a matter of plugging in the device and then commanding your voice assistant to control it.
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Fundamentally, plugging a malicious device into a port is easier than cracking open someone's computer and plugging in a hacked graphics card.
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I'll go on the record and say I don't miss this port, but users who like plugging in non-Apple devices will.
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This performance improvement makes Max an even more frictionless experience for those plugging in their record player, smartphone or other audio source.
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Plugging in lights, appliances and the like gives the user app and voice control with Alexa, Google Assistant and, of course, Bixby.
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A series of cards will appear on your iPhone and start plugging in all of your iCloud and Wi-Fi network settings.
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Their larger size makes them slightly more inconvenient for some power outlets, depending on what else you're plugging in there, of course.
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Like a lot of drivers plugging in to ride-hailing apps for work, he likes the flexibility the gig economy has offered.
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By strategically phasing out certain provisions and plugging in optimistic growth estimates, the Republicans might get the math to work on paper.
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The university's career center team sets the stage by plugging in some of the data and parameters they recommend for their students.
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It seems the operatives are largely just using advanced search on Twitter and plugging in key terms that could return problematic comments.
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Simultaneously Hancock is pushing the National Health Service to overhaul its infrastructure to enable the plugging in of "healthtech" apps and services.
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It's supposed to enable everyday uses of VR without the trouble of plugging in a phone or computer, at an affordable price point.
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I like the phenomenon of Penny and Sam plugging in all the pixels and creating an immersive 360 world of this other person.
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Oak uses an Apogee Duet, which has two combo inputs for plugging in anything from a microphone to a guitar to a keyboard.
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Plugging in one more thing to trick your brain for VR is stupid and expensive and inconvenient, but we have to start somewhere.
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After plugging in my Twitter handle I have since learned that I'm basically a terrible person, which may explain why I'm currently single.
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The app walks you through the whole process, from plugging in your first pod, which connects to your modem, to connecting your gear.
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But investors must still like what they see down in Ft. Lauderdale, given that they keep plugging in more money at increased valuations.
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That means you're stuck either going wireless with Bluetooth headphones or plugging in a wired pair with the included, easy-to-lose adapter.
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Benji also recommends plugging in headphones with an external microphone into your phone in front of you, similar to using a lapel mic.
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For instance, anyone visiting the site can get a breakdown of model ownership, the average trip length and average time between plugging in.
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Although electric cars tend to have a lot of torque, he's just not sold on the idea of plugging in and charging batteries.
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Rather than just carpeting the roof with solar panels, plugging in sustainability as an afterthought, Hadid integrated energy-conserving forms into the design.
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It featured the moment of awakening that comes with plugging in — an emotion familiar to many who used the internet at that time.
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Like a mesh router, you start by plugging in the server and downloading the app, which walks you through the process, step by step.
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"What if everybody starts plugging in electric vehicles?" he asked, as Tesla Inc began its roll-out of much-anticipated Model 3 electric vehicle.
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You can easily avoid the Fire TV operating system by plugging in a Roku or Apple TV or, if you dare, a cable box.
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People don't usually assume I'm an engineer, even if they meet me while I'm in the middle of plugging in a bunch of equipment.
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But Samsung is going to start shipping SmartThings functionality with its newest TV sets, letting everyone connect just by plugging in a free dongle.
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We are already plugging in power from renewable resources such as solar, and this system can become greener by adding more low-carbon energy.
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I was able to get a few days of moderate use out of the Levels On Pro without plugging in the Micro USB cable.
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With the iPhone 8 and now the iPhone X out, actually plugging in your phone is becoming outdated thanks to their wireless charging capabilities.
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So good luck reading the press release, listening to the conference call and plugging in next year's consensus earnings forecast to beat the machines.
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Like swapping out my smartphone case, or plugging in a set of headphones, the VR viewer has become a need-to-own smartphone accessory.
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Unscrambling the message requires plugging the ciphered text back into a formula and plugging in a private key, known only by the message recipient.
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For example, he said, they may begin experimenting with seating arrangements, or offering locations for plugging in devices or stowing bags and coffee cups.
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"In some cases, it&aposs as simple as walking into a cell phone tower, plugging in a laptop, and downloading everything," Alex Heid said.
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You absolutely should not be plugging in random USB devices that you've found left somewhere or when you're not 100 percent sure of the origins.
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I'm able to easily use the Folio for more than a full workday without plugging in, even when I'm using battery-hogging apps like Slack.
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The robot itself is also 100 percent remote-controlled, and has autodocking functionality for finding its charging station and plugging in when it's running low.
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Actually replicating the discovery has proven to be tricky, despite it apparently being as easy as plugging in a keyboard and hitting the right key.
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What kind of power brick do you need on the other end to make this a viable alternative to just plugging in a second cable?
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Those who prefer their music uncompressed will also be able to get take advantage of Sony's Hi-Res Audio offering by plugging in the cable.
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As the Playlist notes, you can figure out the price point for your city by checking out MoviePass's website and plugging in your ZIP code.
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Open the Terminal and enter "cd /path/to/extracted/folder" without the quotation marks, plugging in the location of the folder you just downloaded. 8.
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Aside from screwing it all together by hand, the hardest part of the build is plugging in four wires, which isn't very difficult at all.
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Twentieth-century precursors to Coachella were civilized affairs—Bob Dylan's plugging in his electric guitar, in 1965 at Newport Folk, counted as a major disturbance.
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A few of the trains, such as between Zagreb on the way to the small Alpine nation of Liechtenstein, had outlets for plugging in devices.
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That step, she explained, is a routine data-entry task that involves fiddling with two computer programs, plugging in codes and navigating drop-down menus.
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But you'd be right in thinking that it's not quite as easy as just plugging in the data and letting the network figure it out.
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So he got a head start on the "boring" parts so he could get to the fun part of plugging in his art and jokes.
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Hackers discovered a flaw on the T-Mobile website that let them hijack customers' personal information simply by plugging in phone numbers, according to Motherboard.
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Over on the left cup, there's the usual Micro USB charging port and a jack for plugging in the included removable noise-canceling boom microphone.
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If you aren't currently using earbuds or headphones, plugging in a pair of high-quality ones can improve your Android device's sound quality and volume.
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If not, however, here are some other steps you should take:Double-check that the outlet is working by plugging in another item at that outlet.
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It's just basic stuff, like plugging in a flash drive to grab a file or quickly changing the name of a document before emailing it off.
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The big-box retailer is now also plugging in information collected on in-store sales to give advertisers a fuller picture of the customers they're targeting.
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Cleaning the air in your car is as simple as plugging in the AIR Ionic Car Air Purifier into your vehicle's cigarette lighter or 12V socket.
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Although the needs of modern travelers have changed dramatically since the hotel was first built, well-placed power cubes with USB ports made plugging in easy.
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Sure, I miss the Serial port on a PC for plugging in old junk but, at this point, most of that old junk is dead anyway.
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This new model supports HDR, has four HDMI ports for plugging in game consoles or other media sources, and was designed with a Chromecast built inside.
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The psychologist sees interactive engagement appealing for veterans who usually experience meditation or other mindfulness exercises by plugging in headphones and having directions told to them.
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Unsurprisingly, you can't really game on the XPS 13, but its Thunderbolt 3 ports do allow for plugging in an external GPU and gaming that way.
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As these investors and individuals know, billion-dollar acquisitions come from scaling and plugging in e-commerce startups directly to help scale with the acquirer. Jet.
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This is a better format than just plugging in graphics cards to the motherboard via PCIe, like you would in a gaming desktop, the company says.
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That's still partially the case this time, but the Ultra automatically limits you to 21080p streaming if you're plugging in anything besides the bundled power supply.
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Is anything better than plugging in your headphones, firing up your music app of choice, and jamming out to that brand-new song you're obsessed with?
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While plugging in a device in another country will get you some juice, the outlet itself and the voltage levels vary from one continent to another.
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So the developers built a geo-location system from scratch, plugging in the longitude and latitude of the front door of every movie theater in America.
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The Gnarbox 2.0 is great on the go, but it's also perfect for plugging in as a home work drive once you're back from the shoot.
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The experience of getting out of the car, plugging in the charger, grabbing the kids and walking away to reset is a shift, but a rewarding one.
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We don't want our customers plugging in the wrong 5-watt power cord from their Android phone into the Surface and then wondering why it didn't charge.
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Some pundits imagine car parks of the future bristling with charging-points as plugging in becomes normal and filling with liquid fuel is regarded as an aberration.
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When you do need to juice up the Spyra One, you'll do so by plugging in a — wait, that can't be right — a standard USB-C cable.
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A mail merge works by importing a spreadsheet and plugging in data from cells to fill in specific portions of an email, changing them for different recipients.
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When Darlene makes the pitch to Angela, she describes it as a simple dropoff, but it's more like plugging in a router than dropping a USB stick.
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But that could change if more people start plugging in their cars rather than filling them up, and switching on industrial plants rather than stoking their furnaces.
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Now imagine plugging in a device on your home network, only to have it compromised in minutes and used to take down large swaths of the internet.
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Although we're not so sure how we feel about plugging in another device in the name of using less energy, the idea behind Glow is certainly cool.
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If this is the case, try plugging in a headset microphone — like the combination earbuds-and-microphone included with many smartphones — and testing the voice-typing again.
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This practice has recently lost some traction due to the fact that security experts recommend never plugging in any USB drives whose origins or content are unknown.
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Too often hardware makers overlook system audio for other features, assuming most users are plugging in a pair of headphones or syncing up to a Bluetooth speaker.
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You can do this easily from either a Mac or Windows laptop by plugging in a second display and using the laptop's screen as your primary one.
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They use the vehicles as ordinary hybrids, sacrificing an enormous amount of fuel economy (which they paid extra for!) just because nightly plugging in is a hassle.
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Besides refuelling them, it could do such things as plugging in electronics upgrades, extending jammed telescopic antennae and unfolding arrays of solar panels that had not deployed properly.
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Like the Hue Play, it also has full support for colors and varying shades of white, with installation consisting of simply plugging in a single cord for power.
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Those are useful for plugging in devices such as desktop computers or smart home hubs or for using existing Ethernet wiring in your home to link the units.
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A full charge takes around 45 minutes, and Apple claims you'll get two hours of listening just by plugging in for five minutes when the battery is low.
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Now, when plugging in a destination, you'll be able to tap a new "find parking" option that will pull up a list of nearby parking lots and garages.
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It's a slightly different approach to the DJI system of plugging in your tablet to the controller, but it should allow for the same kind of flying experience.
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"Privately owned utilities want people buying electricity, so every person that is plugging in is a person not buying gas or diesel, but buying their product," she said.
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After about an hour of unboxing and plugging in a gazillion cables, you're ready to actually start setting up the software, which takes another 20 minutes to download.
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After plugging in assumptions on investment returns, maintenance costs, home appreciation and other factors, the retiree would come out ahead financially by renting for less than five years.
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Unless you think of people as places — as Uber CEO Travis Kalanick does — and then just think of it as you're plugging in a person, not an address.
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If your phone (recent Samsung Galaxy phones, iPhones, LG phones, and the Google Pixel 3, among others) supports it, wireless charging is way easier than plugging in a cable.
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But if you're joining the podcast legions and trust Beyerdynamic's sound reputation over one of this mic's many alternatives, the Fox might be worth plugging in and trying out.
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It was when I learned that stealing a credit card number is as easy as plugging in a magnetic strip reader into a computer and opening a word processor.
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Getting set up with the cloud backup process requires plugging in the drive, signing in with your Amazon account — and that's pretty much it, from the sounds of it.
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My memories of Jack Off Jill and Queenadreena are of plugging in headphone splitters and playing them to my best friend on the school bus, not food-related anxiety.
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The hottest hardware ticket is Nintendo's Switch console, which offers gamers the option of plugging in at home or pulling it off its dock to play on the go.
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A soundbar is the easiest way to upgrade the sound from your TV. Installation is as simple as plugging in a single cable (in addition to the power cord).
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The rooms being designed for them are typically equipped with comfortable seating, outlets for plugging in pumps, refrigerators for storing milk and, sometimes, sinks for washing hands and equipment.
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Microsoft has also devised a way for schools to get new computers running on a network quickly, without manually configuring each one, by plugging in a USB memory stick.
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Under the new rules, which were developed in collaboration with the VVSG accessibility working group, those voters will still be able to use assistive devices by plugging in adapters.
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Asus decided to add additional side-mounted ports that can be used for charging, docking and plugging in headphones so gamers can hold the sides of the phone more comfortably.
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For example, by plugging in Christmas lights to a smart outlet, you can tell Alexa to turn on the tree without needing to get on all fours to do so.
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Plugging in your earbuds and focusing on a podcast can actually be a pretty meditative practice, and it can even be a spiritual experience if you choose the right podcast.
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Buying an electric car also presents new challenges in terms of plugging in and planning trips around limited ranges, which we've recently pointed out with this electric car buying guide.
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Likewise, if you want USB-C to USB-A, just flip that setup around by plugging in the Micro USB / Lightning jack into the matching port on the other piece.
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Generally speaking, you should be choosing your processor first and your motherboard to match, then plugging in the rest of your components (hard drives, graphics cards, memory, and so on).
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The act of plugging in financial figures and seeing the potential costs of retirement can spur people to cozy up to the "stranger" they will one day become, she said.
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And when that time finally did come (it always does), plugging in the quick charge brick filled it back up 20 percent of the way in a short 15 minutes.
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Plugging in LAX, I found flights to most of the entire western half of the United States under $150, with Las Vegas as the cheapest option at $39 round-trip.
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For many people, plugging in headphones has become a habit that helped turn their phone into a moving stereo or video player on their daily commute or at the gym.
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Oculus instructs you to run an app that walks you through the process, which includes plugging in the headset and camera, synchronizing an Xbox controller and strapping on the headset.
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"The whole issue of constraints on the grid will really be seen in Kentish Town and all around London when you actually start to have many people" plugging in vehicles.
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By plugging in that address into the database, the researchers then discovered the names, passport numbers and birth dates of 305 people who had registered vehicles to the same location.
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Earlier in the month, a team forced Google to work overtime after folks kept plugging in "UMBC," and it stands for this: One of the biggest upsets in sports history.
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However, you might be at risk when plugging in your personal information on an insecure Wi-Fi network, which might leave you vulnerable to hackers, scammers, and other online criminals.
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It does involve installing the companion AltServer application on your Mac or Windows PC, plugging in your iOS device, and manually installing the AltStore software on the phone or tablet.
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Keith recalls plugging in his turntable, zoning on in a single drumbeat from a track on a record, and assigning that single sampled drumbeat to one of the 16 pads.
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If you're a CarPlay user, you'll still be plugging in, though: the only car on the market right now with both wireless charging and wireless CarPlay is the BMW 7 series.
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Sure, it sounds more fiddly than just plugging in the iPhone itself, but then Apple is the company that decided it hated wires enough to ditch the classic, ubiquitous headphone jack.
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We don't yet know what manufacturers will do with Windows 10's new ARM compatibility, but if means I can go a whole day without plugging in my laptop—I'm ready.
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The soundbar does not come with voice assistant support, but it has wireless music streaming via Bluetooth 5.0, as well as a number of standard inputs for plugging in external devices.
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All you get is a single micro-USB (not USB C, mind) for both charging and plugging in accessories and micro HDMI – more inline with its tablet roots than laptop aspirations.
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We usually give our readers 14% off the COWIN 6110's $49.99 retail price, but we'll let you save 15% more (and pay just $36.54) by plugging in PREZDAY15 at checkout.
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And if you plan on doing any sort of gaming without plugging in the power cord, that times shrinks down to an hour and a half or two at the most.
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The Republican tax bill being negotiated this week is like a Sudoku puzzle: daunting to novices, but in the hands of an experienced master, a simple case of plugging in numbers.
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Plugging in a device to charge makes one feel like a leashed kid at the mall: You'd have the whole world at your fingertips if it weren't for that pesky cord.
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Basically, that is a dongle with a Lightning connector on one side, for plugging into the iPhone, and an audio port on the other end, for plugging in the audio accessory.
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For example, automated processes may soon replace the kind of work Mr. Choudhari was performing for foreign clients, which involved maintaining software by occasionally plugging in simple code and analyzing data.
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I also want my students to be in touch with the real world and not just the theory that we in higher education are so fond of "plugging" in our courses.
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Plugging in my values for the distance and time, I get a throwing speed of 7.4 meters per second (just 16.6 mph) with an impact momentum of 14.1 kg * m/s.
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Salesforce is paying more than twice the price it's ever paid in an acquisition because it sees MuleSoft playing in a big market and plugging in smoothly to its own systems.
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That means you can use the controller you might already have at home to play games on your iPhone without any need for plugging in wires or buying a special controller.
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There's no right answer for everyone: It depends on how old your current setup is, what budget you're working with, and how confident you feel about plugging in hard drives and motherboards.
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North Carolina's governor's office said a person died while plugging in a generator, and a woman in Pender County died after suffering a heart attack, according to assistant county manager Chad McEwan.
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Supporting the research being conducted by Kaplan and his colleagues is as simple as downloading DreamLab and performing an action you already do dozens of times every week — plugging in your device.
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Teicke says it is also modular in design, letting customers select areas of coverage and essentially plugging in additional coverage based on their needs and appetite for risk at any given time.
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Although cloud syncing services like OneDrive and Dropbox haven't traditionally been considered full backup solutions, in 2017 they feel like a much more intuitive option than plugging in an external hard drive.
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The competition is just getting too good, and you can get the best thing about this TV — its software and Alexa — by just plugging in a Fire TV to your existing television.
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After plugging in to the AC socket, the Sherpa thought about it, but then flashed a message saying it had exceeded the 100W max output power limit and needed to be reset.
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Every gamer knows the struggle of plugging in your crappy off-brand earbuds into your controller just to be greeted with static – making it impossible to play with your like-minded friends.
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There are some benefits: besides the obvious ability to transport it more easily, the built-in laptop screen eliminates the slightly clumsy process of plugging in both a monitor and a headset.
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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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Searching for an apartment online has long been limited to plugging in what you can afford and where you think you might want to live and then sifting through dozens of listings.
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I remember getting back to my dorm room and plugging in the Explorer for the first time, wondering who had a rig fancy enough to use the included PS2 to USB adapter.
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First, if your photos and videos are precious to you (and we know they are), back them up to your desktop by plugging in your phone and following the prompts in iTunes.
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Getting started with the router is simply a matter of plugging in the power and Ethernet cables, and setting up an admin account and password for your WiFi network on the device.
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Nomad 1.5M Battery Lightning Cable Extend Apple's cable length by 50%, and use it without even plugging in, with this 1.5M Battery Lightning cable, now on sale for $16.99 with code MERRYSAVE15.
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It features 5G mm wavelength technology for improved capability to stream high-resolution video, as well as a handy micro HDMI port for easy plugging in of other high end camera kit.
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Experience your games with crystal-clear audio at any volume, and take advantage of the speakers' AUX port for plugging in a pair of headphones (or another audio source, like your phone).
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Sorrell said despite connecting during flights, trips also serve as the perfect time to think and find a balance between plugging in and disconnecting, which he said can ultimately help move business forward.
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And those who then carry out the procedure at their own desks, plugging in the vertical egg cooker between their laptop and phone, have clearly lost all control over their work-life balance.
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If you've ever found yourself stuck with drained Bluetooth buds and without the dongle necessary for plugging in a backup pair of headphones, you'll probably appreciate Samsung's decision to keep the jack around.
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As it turns out, Apple's complex system that allows you to charge your phone while plugging in your headphones is the perfect metaphor for the complex nature of human sexuality, love, and desire:
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But plugging in a radar detector and then also adding a video camera with its sundry of dangling wires and suction attachments creates a mess—and more blind spots than is, well, prudent.
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Sure, it wasn't a full 2128 hours, but with even without any special battery saving modes turned on, going a night without plugging in isn't the death sentence that it used to be.
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The use of the iPad's Smart Connector is clever, as you don't have to fuss with plugging in a cable when you need to charge or unplugging it when it's time to leave.
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You get to use it for one thing at a time, be it charging, using the USB-C headphone adapter, or plugging in a range of dongles (and soon, mercifully, external hard drives).
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In addition, the power grids in London and elsewhere in Britain are not robust enough to meet the hefty demand for electricity that large numbers of trucks plugging in at once might create.
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Several electric utilities, including Southern Company of Atlanta, have already incorporated an anticipated carbon tax into their business models, plugging in estimated fees of $10 to $40 per ton of carbon dioxide pollution.
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I didn't have to fumble with plugging in a wire to charge the speaker, and it provides a home for the Move to live in when I'm not using it in other locations.
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If the destination you're traveling to is a major transport hub, it's also worth plugging in alternative airports, as there could be a big difference depending on which departure or arrive points you choose.
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I was sleeping in my car, and I wrote songs in my car, waking up, rolling a joint, plugging in my microphone and just trying to heal myself from the lows I was in.
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You can use wired tethering if you wish—it should be as simple as plugging in your Android phone or tablet via a USB cable and then enabling USB tethering on your mobile device.
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While I understand USB-C is the future, most people still own plenty of standard-sized USB gadgets, which means plugging in a keyboard or mouse will work without the need for an adapter.
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As far as inputs and outputs go, most people will be plugging in via the Micro USB port on the back and listening through either the 3.25mm or 6.35mm headphone jack on the front.
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"It's vital that electric vehicle drivers feel confident about the availability of chargepoints near their homes, and that charging an electric car is seen as easy as plugging in a smartphone," Shapps said Monday.
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So it's entirely plausible for Spotify to buy SoundCloud and keep all of that uniqueness intact, while plugging in support like a real ad sales operation, which did more than $200 million last year.
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Best of all, the Xperia 1II has a 3.5mm headphone jack — enabling audiophiles to enjoy the simple pleasure of plugging in their favorite pair of high-end wired headphones and tuning out everything else.
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Thunderbolt 3 is technology that uses the USB-C connector to create a "one port for everything" approach to plugging in hardware and can be used with USB devices, external displays and power chargers.
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You get a few seconds of charging before the charge control system kicks in, so plugging in and unplugging about 30 seconds apart builds up enough of a charge for the phone to take over.
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Unlike pretty much every other phone, the Razer even has a bit of low-end kick, and it's one of the few handsets from which I occasionally prefer using the speakers to plugging in headphones.
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There are two USB Type-A ports for plugging in your cable of choice for recharging your gear on the go: one a faster, 2.4 amp jack, and the other a slower 1 amp plug.
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In my case, my MacBook gets power, a second display, two external hard drives, and a USB microphone all by plugging in a single cable, along with the wireless Magic Trackpad 2 and Magic Keyboard.
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The entry-level version only comes with two USB Type-C ports, which means plugging in accessories will likely require an adapter or two, so be prepared to spend money on at least one dongle.
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It's hardly as easy as plugging in a new MacBook, but having had the displeasure of assembling and installing Oculus development kits, I can tell you that this new process is nothing short of revelatory.
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WattUp will deliver 4 kW to objects within 5 feet (about like plugging in), falling to 2 kW within 1803 feet (about like a USB charger) and 1 kW within 15 feet (a "trickle charge").
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But because it's to the side of the keyboard instead of below it, it's frustratingly small and narrow to use, leading to me admitting defeat and just plugging in an external mouse after a few minutes.
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" Musk found a surprising source of support in 2017, when Yoshikazu Tanaka, chief engineer in charge of the Mirai, told Reuters, "Elon Musk is right — it's better to charge the electric car directly by plugging in.
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If you want to be extra nerdy, I recommend getting your hands on an eight-track to cassette adapter, then plugging in a cassette adapter with a headphone jack, then plugging that into your iPhone 6s.
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Of course they're afraid: We live in the age of the gig economy, and for many people, filing their yearly tax forms isn't as simple as plugging in the income they've made from a single job.
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If your return is pretty basic (for example, you have a W-2, rent your home, or have kids), H&R Block Free Online is ideal for plugging in the numbers and knowing where you stand.
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I've kind of dug into the sign-ups and taken a look at, 'OK, has anyone signed up in there who misread some of the headlines out there, and they are plugging in Manhattan to Manhattan?
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In the meantime, if you're still feeling guilty about plugging in your window unit when a heatwave hits, Cox said you might want to consider cutting back in other ways to balance out the increased consumption.
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And while upright chargers like the Pixel Stand are a bit better, hunching over and pecking at the screen while your device sits in the cradle feels like a serious regression from simply plugging in a cord.
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That's the other thing: you can make all Joy-Con issues go away by plugging in — provided you own the $30 Joy-Con Charge Grip, that is — or switching to tablet mode with each controller slotted in.
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The Pro is the only one of the two that can be used as a Plex Media Server, and you also get two USB 3.0 ports for plugging in external drives, keyboards/mice, or Samsung's SmartThings Link.
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No-one's going to bother plugging in a car while they run into a drug store, or wait in line at a drive-through, but wireless charging would do just that, without any effort from the driver.
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Apple's gone a little ways toward lessening hurt by dropping prices on adapters, but along with the added expense, it's tough to ignore the irony of plugging in various sorts of dongles in the name of elegance.
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On paper, it sounded like the perfect solution for people who can't stand plugging in their phones every three seconds — but I decided to take a closer look to see whether it lived up to its hype.
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But for a brief period in the early rise of PlayStation, Final Fantasy reigned supreme, and the only way you could play it was plugging in a Sony console and buying the series' hulking, multi-disc sets.
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The reason why is pretty simple: The first time you just put your phone down on the table and watch it begin charging — without any plugging in or fiddling around with a cable — is a legitimately magical experience.
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In short, the dream of just unplugging your laptop from a USB-C dongle, plugging in your iPad, and having all of your screens, hard drives, and accessories work may not be as simple as the ports contend.
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Instead of having a built-in keyboard, the Lapdog just has a huge cavity for holding a Corsair mechanical keyboard, and it has a built-in USB 3.0 hub for plugging in your mouse, keyboard, and other accessories.
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TOKYO, Sept 12 (Reuters) - Inspired by new ultra-thin solar panels developed for satellites, a project led by Toyota Motor Corp is experimenting with a sun-powered Prius that it hopes will one day require no plugging in.
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For future Chevy, Cadillac, Buick, and GMC drivers, that means built-in access to Google Maps and the ability to use Google Assistant to make calls, send texts, tune the radio, and more, without plugging in their phones.
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Plugging in an iPhone, for example, loads a screen of apps like Apple Maps, Apple Music and Apple's podcast app, which you can then control on the console or with Siri instead of fiddling with your smartphone screen.
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This is because not every country operates under the same voltage and plugging in a curling iron that is not made for the proper voltage can cause fuse shortages and can fry your hair tool, rendering it unusable.
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Other use cases for the outlet include plugging in a fan or space heater, a coffee machine or curling iron, so (for example) you'll never have to worry if you left something on when you're out for the day.
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The reality is that cords, plugs, and physical power outlets will be with us for many decades to come, so even the smallest of improvements or innovations that make plugging in our gear less of a hassle are welcome.
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The Radiant charger is a full replacement box for your outlet, and it's not a simple plug-and-play solution for your existing plugs, so it's a far more permanent decision than just plugging in a regular wireless charger.
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Plugging in different attachments is easy — there are even grooves extending down from input symbol markings to the ports that manage them, making it simple to plug something in without actually having the port in your field of vision.
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They even imagined the planet with no architecture at all, just "Supersurface," a network of energy that would replace objects and buildings with a grid — an essential theme in their projects — which people could access by simply plugging in.
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"The Lost Wife of Robert Durst," arriving this weekend, is easily the more compelling of the two, plugging in details of the story that transpired long before the events that eventually put the peculiar real-estate heir behind bars.
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After plugging in the Nest router, all I had to do was follow the instructions in the Home app, most of which involved waiting for the router and the wifi point to turn on and connect with each other.
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Gelernt, trying to answer two phones at once while dealing with family separation, briefly finds himself stymied by the simple task of plugging in his phone charger; you can see the effects of stress overload all over his face.
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"Instead of buying fuel from halfway round the world, you're plugging in and maybe you're producing the electricity on your roof with solar," said Joel Levin, executive director of Plug In America, a nonprofit organization that promotes electric cars.
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It also needs to be able to push external displays without skipping a beat — one of the joys of using the Surface Pro is getting to my desk and plugging in my giant 34-inch monitor and continuing my work unimpeded.
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We'll be plugging in more and more often and the world may look like an episode of Black Mirror if we don't start actively separating the online and offline by putting our toys away and looking each other in the eye.
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A solar farm in northwest China's Ningxia Hui autonomous region (Image: Ng Han Guan/AP)With more and more of our energy needs met by plugging in rather than filling a tank, carbon emissions become streamlined into point sources: power plants.
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As anyone with a fairly new vehicle knows, within seconds of plugging in your phone to charge or play music through the car's stereo, passengers are forced to listen to the first song that's listed alphabetically in the device's music library.
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The Plume app told me, by the way, that I didn't have to restart the router before plugging in the Plume if it was also a Wi-Fi router, but I did it anyway, just to give Plume a fresh start.
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It's programmed to shift between its two speeds at 43 mph, though the computer can be programmed to make the change at different points based on the route, topography, or the distance the driver hopes to cover before plugging in.
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That's because in addition to receiving text messages, you can now log in by using codes shown in an app, by plugging in a physical security key or by setting up your phone to receive a notification and hitting a button.
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Microsoft is creating a simplified and Chrome-OS like version of Windows 10, and being able to restore that to devices without plugging in a USB device could be key for some of the hardware that will run Windows Lite.
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Apple says that even after this update, apps and ringtones that "are no longer available for redownload" can still be synced by plugging in your iOS device, so I'm guessing (read: I hope) this remains a way of transferring over custom ringtones.
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After plugging in all these numbers, researchers calculated that based on current rates of knee replacement, there is a QALY gain of 4.8 per 100 black men, 8.2 per 100 black women, 12.6 per 100 white men and 15.7 per 100 white women.
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For people driving EVs, it means a raft of changes: plugging in at night instead of hitting the gas station, keeping an eye on a battery meter instead of a fuel gauge, and most importantly, a change in the way they drive.
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It's fantastic for plugging in a Nintendo Switch, NES Classic, or PS4 / Xbox and gaming on a blown-up 80-inch display, even if the quality is lower than usual and the setup requires the shades be drawn and the lights turned off.
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Having a technology like Freevolt means that the thousands of beacons and sensors which could potentially be dotted around a city, won't need to be charged in the traditional way of plugging in a wire, something that would prove costly and impractical.
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The iOS 9.3 update, out today, brought some new features to CarPlay, like the ability to use the "Nearby" function in Apple Maps to search for friends while driving, but CarPlay still only works by plugging in your iPhone and not over Bluetooth.
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By plugging in other variables like the price of a turbine, the cost of renting the land and the tariff a customer would be paid for electricity, Vestas can quickly provide a buyer with the probable financial return for a given location.
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This means setting timers on our lights, grabbing the stroller from our car, turning off the lights in our fridge, plugging in a warming tray to heat the food I've cooked in advance and anything else we need to do before sunset.
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More often than not, motorists are billed on a per-minute basis, and that can add up if a vehicle is slow to charge, as I found out plugging in a Hyundai Kona EV to an EVgo charger in Ferndale, Michigan, earlier this year.
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My biggest fear would be, Chris would do the lines that were written on the page by himself, and then I'd be in a mocap volume, plugging in my performance four months later, and we'd lose all the life and energy of the scene.
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Just make sure to be good about plugging in your drive regularly to actually do the backups; a backup that's three years old is better than nothing, but the more often you back up, the better covered you'll be in case of an emergency.
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But between the wide port selection and built-in charging, it does seems like it'd be great to just leave at a desk, letting you access charging, external monitors, sound, and USB ports at work simply by plugging in a single USB-C cable.
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And then disaster strikes when I find that just plugging in my basic peripherals occupies the two regular USB ports and if I have something extra like a gaming headset that connects via USB, I'd better hope I have a USB-C adapter handy.
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Even a big-vision idealist like Mr. Licklider could never have imagined that more than 50 years later, we would be telling the internet our deepest secrets and our whereabouts, and plugging in our smartphones, refrigerators, cars, oil pipelines, power grid and uranium centrifuges.
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Charlie Quong, vice president of product development for Mophie, said placing wireless chargers in areas where people spent a lot of time — like their bedroom, car and office — could enable them to top off their phones more frequently by removing the hassle of plugging in.
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By modernizing the warehouse, properly tracking purchases electronically and, as one employee put it, "plugging in formulas to make sure that we were covering our costs," Marcus ensured that Bodhi could now meet the demand that had previously threatened to overwhelm the business and Sims.
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Of course, at this price you're not getting the nicest LCD panel in the world, but ASUS did manage to squeeze in a couple niceties like built-in speakers and a headphone jack — especially important if you're plugging in a console to this monitor over HDMI.
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After visiting the royal family's website and noticing that both Prince George and Princess Charlotte's pages were down for maintenance, as if they were being updated, The Daily Mail decided to start plugging in names to see if new pages were being added to the family website.
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It offers two USB 3.0 ports, DiplayPort, 3.5mm audio, gigabit Ethernet, a USB-C port for data and charging of an external device, a Thunderbolt 3 USB-C port for connecting to a laptop, and a second Thunderbolt 3 port for plugging in whatever you'd like.
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"At this point as marketers and advertisers, we have to get more creative," Sahu said, adding that advertisers need to use their knowledge of consumers and apply it to user behavior or intent-based targeting instead of simply plugging in who an advertisement should be targeted to.
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And today he's put more meat on the bones of his thinking, setting out a vision for transforming, root and branch, how the country's National Health Service operates to accommodate the plugging in of "healthtech" apps and services — to support tech-enabled "preventative, predictive and personalised care".
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If you can live with the quirks, Mophie has a great set of products here — but I just don't really see a lot of people shelling out this amount of money to solve the relatively minor problem of plugging in your phone from time to time.
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Making matters worse, a website bug allowed anyone access to any Social Captain user's profile without having to log in — simply plugging in a user's unique account ID into the company's web address would grant access to their Social Captain account — and their Instagram login credentials.
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The Build-a-Vibe workshop she was hosting at CES didn't really involve building a vibrator from scratch, but rather obtaining a Crave vibrator, plugging in a Crave-provided USB stick preloaded with a web app, and programming the device to deliver your preferred vibration pattern.
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With its W1 and H1 chips, Apple has shown that it's possible to make pairing a set of wireless headphones as easy as plugging in a 3.5mm audio jack, and you have to imagine that other audio companies are hard at work on their own solutions.
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The USB drive that Spotify sent journalists (Image: TechCrunch) The USB drive that Spotify sent journalists (Image: TechCrunch) Jake Williams, a former NSA hacker and founder of Rendition Infosec, called the move "amazingly tone deaf" to encourage reporters into plugging in the drives to their computers.
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On the mainland, where power outages are rare and brief, Americans are used to simply flipping a switch and watching the light come on, plugging in an air conditioner and feeling the cold air, and trusting that your refrigerator will keep fresh food and milk from going bad.
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Without plugging in a Google Home smart speaker into your car, you can be like one of the 20 million vehicles expected within the next four years to include Google Assistant, Apple's Siri or Amazon's Alexa in the car — even if you're driving in an older, "low-tech" vehicle.
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Plugging in this media player essentially turns any TV into a smart TV. Instead of paying a way unnecessary amount for cable each month, a one-time payment for the Roku Ultra and WiFi gets you access to over 500,000 movies and TV shows across over 1,000 channels in glorious HDR.
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The vulnerable temperature controlled systems, manufactured by U.K.-based firm Resource Data Management, are accessible from the internet and can be controlled by simply plugging in its default password found in documentation on the company's website, according to Noam Rotem, one of the security researchers who found the vulnerable systems.
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USB Restricted Mode isn't foolproof Soon after the feature's release, it was reported by ElcomSoft that plugging in a USB accessory like Apple's own iOS camera adapter before USB Restricted Mode is activated is enough to reset the 60-minute clock and prevent your iPhone from locking down its Lightning port.
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While at first glance plugging in Zhang's sketchy USB drive may look like a case of a monumental security screw-up, if a cybersecurity expert were to plug it into a specific computer with the goal of checking it for malware, then we would say they were doing their job.
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Now the studio finds itself in a real pickle This is precisely what the studio was trying to avoid when it pointed Zack Snyder to the exits a year ago, plugging in Joss Whedon to rip out the critical movie's guts and reshoot them with an all-new, lighter, jokier, ensembley-er tone.
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After installing the Virzoom software onto an old, upgraded Alienware X51 gaming PC, connecting the Rift to it, and plugging in a wireless USB dongle (to communicate with the bike), I hopped on and prepared to pedal my way through VR. I immediately ran into calibration issues between the headset and the camera.
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There's something to be said about plugging in and having a familiar UI right there in your car There are differences between the two — for example, it takes only one tap to get to music from another app in Android Auto, whereas CarPlay forces you to go Home first, then to Music.
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In the long run, the company foresees replicating the school in many of the 52 cities where WeWork operates, so that parents who need to travel or move for work purposes could transfer their children from one WeGrow outpost to another, as easily as plugging in a MacBook Air at a new location.
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The setup for the show is the nicest I've seen in the UK. London-based Unequalled Media are the hosts, a fighting game event company who have grown from the humble beginnings of plugging in some PS4s in a pub to being given the responsibility of hosting a spot on the Capcom Pro Tour.
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And some of the most popular stuff on YouTube is part of the broader trend that's taken flight on the platform in the last year as more users algorithmically generate videos to attract clicks and ad dollars, often plugging in popular keywords like "Elsa" (from the Disney movie "Frozen") or "Spider Man," despite their decidedly child-unfriendly content.
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As soon as the LinkNYC booths were activated in their Washington Heights neighborhood this month, Ms. Brown celebrated by plugging in her headphones and swaying to some Marvin Gaye tunes; Mr. Padilla, in his Yankees jersey, stood a few feet back, reluctant even to touch the keyboard for fear of having his pocket of personal data picked.
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You get 1,720 mAh with the XS model, 1,840 mAh with the XS Max, and 1,650 mAh with the XR. There's a small battery indicator light on the rear of the case to tell you how much charge it has, and you can top it up with power using either wireless charging or by plugging in a Lightning cable.
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Extra features and optionsScreenshot: GizmodoThere are plenty of other Android TV benefits for us to talk about, like support for plugging in a keyboard for text entry and a mouse to point with, or being able to control different parts of your smart home through apps and Google Assistant, or having access to your live channels through the Android TV interface.
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That could be a guest plugging in their laptop on an active wired wall port in a conference room, a malicious user unplugging a printer from the port and connecting their laptop for reconnaissance or an engineering group spawning a bunch of virtual machines for testing purposes that do not adhere to security standards, DeCesare gave by way of example.
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Plugging in the number of first dates you're willing to go on and how soon you're looking to settle down (say, two dates a month to find a partner within three years) gives the number of people to automatically reject based on the 37 percent rule, along with exactly how long that rejection period, where you automatically turn down anyone you go out with, should last.
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Ports are also improved — there's an HDMI port, which automatically shuts off the screen and switches the video to a TV when plugged in for a Switch-like experience, along with two regular USB ports for plugging in accessories (given that it's still running a version of Linux, you could even in theory plug in a mouse and keyboard and just use it as a computer).
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For any hub, the most important spec is what ports it offers, and Sony has plenty: there's an HDMI port for video (with support for 4K video at 30 fps), a USB-C PD port for plugging in power (at up to the aforementioned 100W speed), a USB-C and USB-A port for external devices and accessories, both rated for the USB 3.1 Gen 2.
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Mashable reporter Chris Taylor took the 238-mile range Bolt on a test drive in 2016, and was thoroughly impressed: The Bolt has passed an important middle-class milestone: you can drive for a full and harried work week, at the distance of the average American commute, with miles to spare for evening jaunts, and you won't have to think about plugging in until Saturday.
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Beamery's software essentially offers a richer environment for tracking and connecting with potential job candidates versus a manual organizational tool such as a spreadsheet, while also plugging in the ability for users to search candidate profiles using granular filters; make approaches to potential hires via email marketing and/or event invites; and view analytics of candidate responsiveness so they can judge which potential hires might be most receptive to an approach.
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With the help of Daniel Shaw, a veteran storm chaser from Australia who created a Google Map with the coordinates needed to spell out the tribute, storm chasers were able to participate from around the world by plugging in coordinates to match those needed to spell out Paxton's initials -- BP. "The whole process took about two hours to come together," said Wetter, who added that there was high interest in the tribute from the storm chasing community.
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She said the liner notes for her (recently re-released) 1975 live album were a user's manual she wrote for the instrument, picturing that future, where the process of music production would be democratized such that everyone would have an analog synthesizer and we would all just be able to summon up music as needed by plugging in the right formulas (in a way, she was right, it's just that it happened with computers rather than the analog synth).
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They have an NFC solution, where you're like tapping to pay and they're all just kind of like ... It seems like they're all just plugging in the holes to ... And I think at a very high level, a lot of this is about not trusting that, 2500 years from now, the millennials of today are going to have the same relationships with banks that maybe we had or you and your generation, Kara, had with banks.
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