We got away from the physical throttles, and that was probably the number-one feedback from the fleet – they said, just give us the throttles that we can use.
|
|
Now, it throttles stuff back whenever your screen is off.
|
|
The scandal here is not that Apple throttles your phone.
|
|
They are big and fat and right behind the throttles.
|
|
But the report says "the throttles did not move," without elaborating.
|
|
And it even throttles the speed to simulate a 16-bit processor.
|
|
Sprint doesn't limit video but throttles your speed when you're streaming music.
|
|
So if Verizon throttles your broadband, there's nothing they can do about it.
|
|
The Navy is replacing the touchscreen controls in its destroyers with physical throttles.
|
|
They'll then see a further deterioration in performance when Apple throttles the processor.
|
|
Toyota eventually managed to put behind it those sticky-throttles that caused runaway acceleration.
|
|
Frazier throttles up and spins the boat a few feet to the next buoy.
|
|
If I were to get on the boat, push the throttles forward, complete silence.
|
|
Other destroyers will have their throttles replaced over the next 18 to 24 months.
|
|
As the battery of your iPhone degrades, Apple throttles the speed of your iPhone.
|
|
They see the law as a piece of statist overreach that throttles the American economy.
|
|
Might as well use this page before your ISP throttles the hell out of it.
|
|
The service runs on Verizon's network of cell towers, and download speed throttles after 20GB.
|
|
But it also throttles performance, which makes it harder to play games at 4K resolutions.
|
|
If Comcast throttles YouTube, then Alphabet can propose launching in a critical (read: lucrative) Comcast market.
|
|
At least this time, AT&T is admitting that it throttles data speeds on unlimited plans.
|
|
The engineer said the throttles have eight slots, putting the fourth spot at about half power.
|
|
The plan has been controversial because it throttles tethering speeds and downgrades video resolution to 480p.
|
|
The crew eventually managed to synchronize the ship's steering and throttles, but it was too late.
|
|
But no, he stuck obediently to 5,000 feet, left the throttles forward and retracted the flaps.
|
|
But hey, the iOS "feature" that throttles the processor on older models is apparently still working great.
|
|
It seemed to confirm the persistent rumor that Apple throttles outdated handsets to force users to upgrade.
|
|
Apple throttles phone performance as batteries age in order to prevent the phone from suddenly shutting off.
|
|
Economists have had to update their models daily as the pandemic increasingly throttles work, commerce and travel.
|
|
The flight-data recorder later showed that the throttles remained at a takeoff setting until the end.
|
|
It's embarrassing for Kansas that such crude political zealotry throttles the rights of tens of thousands of citizens.
|
|
It's undemocratic, because it throttles the city's ability to attack its own pollution problem in its own way.
|
|
If your speed is higher than your target, pull the throttles or thrust levers back slightly to reduce power.
|
|
In their view, if a broadband company blocks or throttles a website, consumers will flee for a different provider.
|
|
In 2017, for example, it was discovered that the company intentionally throttles old iPhone batteries to preserve their performance.
|
|
He ordered that the tasks be divided, one sailor steering at one station, another manning the throttles at another.
|
|
It throttles video (and allows it to be streamed only at standard definition), while prioritizing music and other audio content.
|
|
No. 6 Penn State throttles Akron Penn State has a big target on its back after a surprising 223 season.
|
|
And throttles they can use is exactly what they'll get, at least on the destroyer classes featuring this particular interface.
|
|
If China throttles supplies to America (or its manufacturing chains), production could halt for gadgets from iPhones to F-35s.
|
|
So, Apple "throttles" — or slows down — the computing power on older iPhones with degraded batteries to prevent it from happening.
|
|
T-Mobile normally throttles data (reduces the speed) after its wireless customers consume a certain amount in a given month.
|
|
No matter which you pick, you'll enjoy smooth, motor-assisting pedaling without any intimidating buttons and throttles complicating your ride.
|
|
Reverting the touchscreen systems back to physical throttles will take 18 to 24 months, according to US Naval Institute News.
|
|
When I get to my spot, a few miles away from town, the rumbling of military jets throttles the sky.
|
|
Tony Stark builds a few dozen new Iron Man suits after PTSD throttles him into perpetual wakefulness in Iron Man 3.
|
|
Netflix on Thursday disclosed that it throttles its own streaming video speeds when customers are watching through their smartphone data plan.
|
|
Today, Sprint also introduced a similar plan that throttles video with no option to even upgrade to HD if you wanted to.
|
|
On the McCain, the Navy had installed a touch-screen navigation system as a cheaper alternative to traditional steering wheels and throttles.
|
|
This is an example of a psychologically unsafe environment, one that stifles (potentially) good ideas, throttles growth, and makes good employees leave.
|
|
Apple continues to get into hot water over a power management feature that throttles performance on older iPhones to avoid unexpected battery shutdowns.
|
|
Apple most recently made headlines in December when it was revealed that the company throttles the speed of iPhones as their batteries degrade.
|
|
You see in the video the Qantas plane just seconds from landing at Sydney Airport when it suddenly throttles up and regains altitude.
|
|
So the question on that certain app is we don't want to take a view that throttles the public discourse on something, right?
|
|
Last week, the Naval Sea Systems Command said it would begin converting the touchscreen systems that help control destroyers back to physical throttles.
|
|
One problem—the i9 runs hot inside the little laptop and the system throttles down its speed to keep the system from overheating.
|
|
In one case, the ship's commanding officer noticed that the helmsman was having difficulty steering while also adjusting the vessel's throttles for speed control.
|
|
And in a move sure to anger net neutrality advocates, the regular "Go Unlimited" plan throttles all smartphone video streaming to 323p / DVD-quality.
|
|
The strategic bomber's eight engines make for a complicated instrument cluster, and pilots with small hands can have trouble moving all eight throttles simultaneously.
|
|
This feature throttles you to 128kbps once you use up all your data for the month, so you won't have to worry about overages.
|
|
Netflix's acknowledgment that it throttles its video over mobile networks is "deeply disturbing," a Republican member of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) said Tuesday.
|
|
The Navy announced its moving away from touchscreens in favor of physical throttles, because engineers suspect it's a safer way to operate big destroyers.
|
|
A secondary and unnoticed effect of the commander's decision was the inadvertent transfer of steering to the console now designated to control the throttles.
|
|
The news that Apple throttles iPhones that have old batteries will reinvigorate the right to repair debate as the movement enters a crucial year.
|
|
It was a team play straight off, each with his job, I at the controls, Paul handling the throttles and the retractable landing gear.
|
|
Then the company got trounced by T-Mobile (which already throttles video on mobile) in an overall speed test, and now, all bets are off.
|
|
Let's not forget the flip side of suppressed wages is low purchasing power, which not only harms workers and their families, but throttles economic growth.
|
|
After a brief tutorial on how to operate the throttles and control the steering of the ship, I was allowed free reign of New York Harbor.
|
|
Last month, Verizon introduced a new "Safety Mode" for its own mobile plans that similarly throttles customers who go over their monthly bucket to avoid overages.
|
|
His findings: nearly every major wireless provider in the States specifically throttles video (aka "differentiation"), even when the network is perfectly capable of handling the load.
|
|
But if OPEC successfully throttles back on production and hikes prices, that could induce some fracking companies in Texas or North Dakota to start drilling again.
|
|
On PCF-19673, however, Bergin was convinced Skunk Alpha was headed for the river, so he pointed the boat in that direction and hit the throttles.
|
|
Cheaters using electric motors in professional competitions prefer pedal-assist bicycles to ones with throttles because it's much harder to detect the illegal motor at first glance.
|
|
Verizon for example now throttles all video on its network, only allowing you to view content in full HD if users pay the company an additional toll.
|
|
It's that it doesn't tell you it throttles, and makes it hard for you to fix the problem (or for you to know about your repair options).
|
|
In an iPhone, as the battery ages, Apple throttles the speed of the device, which caused a huge uproar when it was discovered by users in 2017.
|
|
The fact that one of the country's dominant political ad platforms throttles messaging based on its shareability is a fact political campaigns must reckon with, and adapt to.
|
|
So, for iPhone 6, 6S, SE, and 7, Apple recently released a feature that throttles — or slows down — the iPhone's processor when it's running on a decayed battery.
|
|
The method improves upon existing tech, including the adaptive bitrate (ABR) method used by YouTube that throttles back quality to keep videos playing, albeit with pixelation and other artifacts.
|
|
So let's say Canada throttles the Americans in the 2020 World Cup—you can't use this against me, for there are no claims within this piece about that tournament.
|
|
Since Apple throttles performance as the battery starts to lose its charging power, this is a good way to make sure your phone is still running in top shape.
|
|
The German KBA motor vehicle authority had previously said it found a device that throttles back the models' exhaust purification system after 22 minutes - just longer than official regulatory tests.
|
|
The baseline T-Mobile One unlimited data plan also throttles video to 480p; you've got to pay an extra $10 per month for the "Plus" plan to get HD video.
|
|
Left and right or throttles for the pilots, depending on seats, and buttons to push to shoot down Tie Fighters or put out fires if those Tie Fighters get missed.
|
|
The Ethiopian Airlines statement suggested the crew left the throttles at takeoff power because they intended to continue to climb and were hampered by the nose-down commands of MCAS.
|
|
Later, he storms into his grandmother's immaculate dining room, throttles her until she reveals the safe code, dumps her purse out on the table, and shoves all her valuables inside.
|
|
Because of a Reddit post and the loose interpretation of subsequent benchmark tests posted by Primate Labs' John Poole, the "Apple throttles old iPhones" meme has reared its ugly head again.
|
|
Longer battery life is something all the cars are capable of, but it's an additional feature that (on certain models it no longer produces) Tesla throttles unless you pay for it.
|
|
Not every one of these phones is intentionally minimalist, but each came with unique limitations, built-in throttles that would effectively discourage anyone from wallowing in the stupor of infinite feeds.
|
|
Verizon, for example, now bans all 4K video by default, and throttles back all video on its unlimited plans to 480p (about 1.5 Mbps) unless you're willing to pay significantly more.
|
|
I got only about 9 megabits per second downloading and a paltry 270 kilobits per second uploading — Gogo throttles this to prevent video chatting and other things most airlines don't like.
|
|
T-Mobile's default unlimited data plan also throttles video to 480p resolution; customers who want to watch in HD must pay more money each month for the T-Mobile One Plus plan.
|
|
AT&T just introduced a new "feature" much like T-Mobile's Binge On that will automatically throttles all video streams to a lower resolution and bandwidth unless you opt out of it.
|
|
All thin, consumer notebooks like the MacBook Pro throttle at some point with the most stringent workloads like video editing, gaming and visualization, and the question just becomes how quickly it throttles.
|
|
Everyone gets the same misshapen ass-groove on an equally creaky chair; everyone inhales the same exhaust fumes after Bango straight throttles a Harley onto the court during a fourth-quarter timeout.
|
|
Gently tapping the stainless steel levers that control the rudders and pulling back and forth on the two throttles, Mr. Walker steered, came ahead, and stopped in the center of the chamber.
|
|
With persistence and a great deal of time, Roche uncovered sections of metal, seatbelts, throttles from the cockpit, a flare pistol and a camera whose film, once developed, showed a murky mountaineer.
|
|
Furious at the implicit accusation that he is a thief, which he is, Reda throttles Édouard with a scarf and threatens him with a gun, then rapes him before apologizing and leaving.
|
|
He throttles up the court as fast as possible, catches that pass, rises in the air and twists around, his momentum throwing Baynes and himself to the ground in one colossal, looping motion.
|
|
The Navy will begin replacing the digital throttles on its destroyers with physical ones in 2020 after a report found confusion and poor training on the touchscreen system contributed to a deadly crash.
|
|
For example, Verizon now sells three different grades of unlimited data plans, the lowest of which automatically throttles all video to 480p unless users pony up additional money for a less-restrictive option.
|
|
"What needs to be understood and explained is why the airspeed basically increased throughout the flight and the throttles did not move," said Jon Weaks, the president of the Southwest Airlines Pilots Association.
|
|
ENGINE POWER The Ethiopian Airlines statement suggested the crew left the throttles at take-off power because they intended to continue to climb and were hampered by the nose-down commands of MCAS.
|
|
APART from a gentle nudge in the back as the pilots opened the throttles of its four Rolls-Royce Olympus jet engines, passengers had little sensation that Concorde was accelerating through the sound barrier.
|
|
Complaints regarding the digital throttle, which is used to control the ship's speed, were "the number-one feedback from the fleet — they just said, just give us the throttles we can use," Galinis said.
|
|
Both Cole and Doolittle kept their hands on the engine throttles to make sure the levers didn't accidentally slip downward and -- in case of engine failure -- to quickly bring the plane to a stop.
|
|
What he's found is that, for the most part, telecom providers aren't throttling video; they are using a network management tactic known as deep packet inspection that throttles based on metadata associated with network traffic.
|
|
NAIROBI, March 21 (Reuters) - Kenya's cap on commercial interest rates probably cut last year's estimated economic growth rate by 0.4 percentage points because it throttles credit to small and medium businesses, the central bank said.
|
|
With the sky still black, Commander Sanchez noticed that the sailor steering the ship was having difficulty managing the helm and the complex arrangement of throttles that controlled the power to the McCain's twin propellers.
|
|
Yet when the sailor operating the throttles tried to slow the destroyer, he managed only to reduce power to one of the propellers, meaning only one reduced speed while the other continued at regular propulsion.
|
|
Mr. Lopez throttles the bass, plucking and bowing it with relentless fervor; Mr. Baczkowski, who's based in Buffalo, uses a range of extended techniques to amplify, distort and detonate the sound of his tenor saxophone.
|
|
This could also mean Comcast offers faster connections to view NBC content, or that AT&T throttles the speed of non-AT&T customers viewing Time Warner programming (should that merger go through) in 4K definition.
|
|
Earlier this week, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, one of the most well-respected internet freedom nonprofits in the world, published an investigation showing that T-Mobile's new Binge On video streaming program throttles all video content.
|
|
About a tenth of agriculturally bred varieties of plants and animals have gone extinct as agribusiness has become a global juggernaut, inducing a simplifying sameness into everything as it throttles more and more out of the land.
|
|
Partly because of a messy legal war between Apple and Qualcomm, Apple throttles the performance of its Qualcomm modems so they have parity with the slower Intel modems, and all iPhone 7 owners get the same performance.
|
|
Geekbench's conclusion is that a software tweak has introduced throttling so as the battery in an iPhone declines, Apple throttles a phone's performance to decrease power draw and thereby preventing the handset from draining its battery too quickly.
|
|
Say T-Mobile introduces a plan requiring you to pay a little extra for Snapchat, or Verizon throttles YouTube in favor of its proprietary Go90 video service: You'll want the freedom to switch providers as painlessly as possible.
|
|
I'm not actually clear on how often or how substantially Verizon throttles Unlimited subscribers who go beyond their cap, but the fact that Verizon is offering this third tier suggests it must be doing enough to cause people problems.
|
|
T-Mobile's Binge On program, which throttles video content, is troublesome — but AT&T and Verizon's programs are much worse, especially the one Verizon just announced today in the fine print of an update for its Go90 video app.
|
|
Binge On allows any partner to join to allow T-Mobile customers to receive their video streams without hitting their data caps, but regardless of partner consent, the service throttles all video that T-Mobile can detect by default.
|
|
T-Mobile's Binge On program, which throttles video content, is troublesome — but AT&T and Verizon's programs are much worse, especially the one Verizon just announced today in the fine print of an update for its Go90 video app.
|
|
The Electronic Frontier Foundation conducted a test revealing that rather than "optimizing" video, the carrier throttles all Internet video streams and downloads for customers who choose to Binge On — regardless of whether the video provider is enrolled in T-Mobile's program.
|
|
At the conference, Shammo also slammed the efforts of other carriers to offer unlimited plans with caveats—something we've also criticized—saying that he believes its more "customer friendly" to let users do everything on their phones without artificial throttles.
|
|
After working with Lee to replicate the results, Apple says it's found a bug in the software of the new MacBook Pros (all of them, not just the Core i93 model) that throttles the performance — unnecessarily — when under heavy thermal loads.
|
|
And if consumers generally expect that broadband services offer connections to all parts of the internet without blocking or throttling, but a provider blocks or throttles certain sites without disclosing this practice, the FTC could bring a deceptive omission case.
|
|
"Many of T-Mobile's customers don't realize that Binge On has this unfortunate side effect — especially since T-Mobile has buried the fact that Binge On throttles all video in their fine print," EFF staffer Jeremy Gillula wrote in a blog post.
|
|
No. 25 USC throttles Stanford USC was not particularly sharp, but the No. 253 Trojans bounced back from their first loss of the season with a 72-56 victory over visiting Stanford on Thursday night at the Galen Center in Los Angeles.
|
|
Maureen Dowd PLAINS, Ga. — Most people would run away screaming at the thought of working for a boss who humiliates subordinates in public, throttles them in private, demands constant flattery, spends all day watching cable TV and behaves in a wildly unpredictable way.
|
|
In December Apple responded publicly to complaints that it throttles performance on older iPhones, saying it was managing performance in order to prolong the life of devices by avoiding unexpected shutdowns caused by older batteries not being able to handle peaks of processing power.
|
|
But it is the only race in which a sort of supernatural phenomenon has been known to occur: When the cars cross a spot on the circuit as they pass the Anderson Bridge, the electronics systems, and throttles and clutches, can sometimes go haywire.
|
|
Thune asks if Apple throttles iPhones older than the iPhone 6 and 6S as they age, if the company has tracked consumer complaints about the slowed performance and if Apple would offer rebates to those who already purchased new batteries before the company started offering discounted rates.
|
|
Thune asked if Apple throttles iPhones older than the iPhone 2628 and 28500S as they age, if the company has tracked consumer complaints about slowed performance and if Apple would offer rebates to those who already purchased new batteries before the company started offering discounted rates.
|
|
With iOS 12.1, Apple has brought its controversial "performance management feature" (aka, throttling) to the iPhone 8, 8 Plus, and iPhone X. This functionality dynamically throttles the phone's processor as its battery degrades over time to stop the handset from randomly shutting down — it can be turned off if desired.
|
|
Right-wing Indians have claimed that Twitter artificially throttles the reach of their accounts (a practice known as "shadow banning"), arbitrarily bans or suspends accounts that support the Indian government, reduces follower counts, takes off right-wing topics from its Trending section, and deliberately displays their tweets lower in people's Twitter timelines.
|
|
In December Apple publicly acknowledged the performance hit which affects the iPhone 6, 6S, 7 and SE, responding to online complaints that it throttles performance on the older iPhones by saying it was doing so to prolong the life of devices which could suffer unexpected shutdowns because older batteries were not able to handle peaks of processing power.
|
|
For example, before I retired from my airline last year, my last three recurrent training sessions in the 777 simulator involved a scenario of taking off, flying a visual traffic pattern, and landing back on the runway with no automation aids, no auto throttles, and no autopilot -- similar to the practice I performed as a student pilot in small airplanes.
|
|
The plane and a half dozen others of that era were being flown over New England as part of the D-Day Squadron, which was going to re-enact the trans-Atlantic crossing of American airplanes to Europe that helped bring about the end of World War II. That same week, Peter Goutiere, 105, placed his hands fondly on the throttles of another Dakota in the squadron.
|
|
In reality, a mix-up over throttle control caused the crew to operate the throttles at different speeds, causing the ship to turn into the path of the Alnic MC."The first throttle installation is scheduled for summer of 2020, after the hardware and software changes have been developed and fully tested to ensure the new configuration is safe, effective, and has training in place," Navy spokeswoman Colleen O'Rourke told USNI News.
|
|