Unfortunately, it's not quite the same experience once you untether.
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AR glasses promise to untether us from our increasingly hated phones.
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Untether yourself from whatever has been holding you back, dear centaur!
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Since then, she has ventured to untether Filipino history from American exceptionalism.
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"People are starting to think, how do I untether (the headsets)?" said Zervos, adding.
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It's got LTE and GPS chips, so you can untether it from your phone.
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I untether myself from my microphone and earpiece and head straight for my office.
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In Urbanski's story, deviating from the instructions seems to untether Beth from cartographic reality itself.
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So do you think we should untether the idea of traditional theatrical distribution from the Oscars?
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Today, another system that lets you untether existing audio hardware was introduced on Kickstarter: HUB by ekko.
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The new model is a considerable deviation from the first version's pledge to untether us from our phones.
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What does it mean when we untether ourselves from one of the first manifestations of our parents' love?
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Last month, I made the decision to go blond as a way to untether my identity from my hair.
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With the inclusion of Bluetooth low energy inside the S-Pen, users can now untether themselves from the phone.
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You can't untether Facebook from these apps, because they are powered by the data they pull from your Facebook account.
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Accessible and nonjudgmental, non-meat junk may be the most efficient way to untether vegan food from its moralistic baggage.
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They have responded by spending tens of millions of dollars to combat consumers' efforts to untether themselves from the electric grid.
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After several attempts to untether some bracelets, he said, he had to put Blu on his side to extract the judge.
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Now that team must contend with scientific findings that urge caution in an energy sector that Mr. Trump wants to untether.
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It was the only way I could untether my spirit from myself, let it fly high as a kite in them fields .
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Since the launch of the Apple Watch, analysts, users and network carriers have clamored for Apple to untether the device from its smartphone.
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A clean, objective measure of scholastic aptitude would untether gifted students from the context assigned to them by the accidents of their births.
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"She ended up having to get an emergency surgery on Thursday to untether her spinal cord again," Luci's father Freddy Rojas, 51, tells PEOPLE.
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But the widespread adoption of Qi inductive charging on phones and wearables is strong evidence that both manufacturers and consumers are eager to untether.
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Seriously. "In the early years, they would untether them, and they would fly away and invariably end up somewhere on Long Island," Silverman recounts.
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Ultimately, nothing is much of a surprise in a story that fails to untether itself from Perry's longest lasting trope: the sad black woman.
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Time to crack on with a new vote: time to untether Scotland from a right-wing, inward-looking England heading fast for a hard Brexit.
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If we untether ourselves from the old paradigms, we can open our minds to real solutions to expand opportunity and innovation while ensuring our safety.
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Future software updates eventually untether it from iTunes, and give customers the ability to stream and purchase iTunes TV shows and movies directly on the device.
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But it's good enough, particularly for the $219 it's been selling for on Kickstarter, to untether me from my couch and my desk in certain situations.
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Though still experimental, the app is one of a handful of unofficial AR and VR-ready demos that promise to untether Nintendo's app from our smartphones.
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In other words, only people who have registered with Facebook can untether themselves from the company's data collection, even though the social network can track non-users.
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Her deeply creative experiments with sound, frequently combining spoken word with stirring instrumentals, untether you from a world of musical references where songs have kinships to other songs.
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More often than not, we get to 25 or 113 years out and we untether our narrative from a certain certainty and become more impressionistic in our presentation.
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Unless you're without your phone for the majority of the hours in a day, it doesn't make sense to pay more just to untether your smartwatch from your phone.
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To win them over, you can't just tie a rope around your waist and spelunk to the darkest caves of right-wing thought; you have to untether yourself completely.
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The accessory company Ninety7 is continuing its quest to untether smart speakers from wall outlets with the introduction of new battery packs designed for the Echo Dot and Google Home.
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Pathfinder's new-and-improved photo modes lets you untether the camera, so you can pan around to set up your perfect shot and snap exterior views of your ship(s).
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They become too big for leashes, but when it's time to untether them, they may have little more self-control with which to face the world than when they were toddlers.
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If you've ever wanted to untether yourself from the monster that is the digital world, tomorrow is your chance; more specifically, from sundown on March 3 until sundown on March 4.
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We want the power to enjoy resource-demanding experiences, but we also want to be able to untether and move around with the same machine when the situation calls for it.
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Our smartphones untether us from the office, saving us energy on travel, but also allow our lives to be interrupted nearly 24 hours a day, chewing up any productive idle time.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Barbara Comstock is trying to untether herself from Donald Trump in her re-election bid for the U.S. Congress, but the Virginia Republican's struggles show how difficult that can be.
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For years, she said, she had thought of Paloma's high school graduation as the event that would untether her from the city, and had scoped out the possibilities whenever she traveled for work.
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The writer's task, Obreht knows, is to untether oneself from predetermined notions and stand like young Toby before old disturbances, imagining that something wholly unfamiliar might still be encountered in the distance. ♦
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You may want to start by eliminating distractions that can push you to spend: avoid social media, unsubscribe from marketing emails and untether your credit card from all those apps on your phone.
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The company has equipped the S-Pen with Bluetooth low energy, allowing users to untether themselves from the phone and use the stylus as a remote to take pictures, advance slideshows or play music.
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Samsung's Fit2 tracker aims to help consumers further untether from their smartphones and incorporates some smartwatch features — an area where many existing offerings fall short — stepping up competition with both Apple and market leader Fitbit.
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But after some soul-searching — and a year-long stint in therapy to bolster my depleted self-confidence — I decided to bleach the ever-loving shit out of my hair to untether it from my identity.
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But it would allow Apple to untether itself from Intel, which has been slow in recent years to push ahead with processor advancements, and achieve an even tighter integration of the hardware and software within its devices.
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Earlier Watch updates didn't have quite the same issue, thanks to the laundry list of features that were missing, such as proper waterproofing, functional microphones and speakers, and a standalone LTE connection that would untether it from an iPhone.
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Owning a Foodi is supposed to untether you from having three separate appliances (a pressure cooker, a slow cooker, and an air fryer.) It does take up more space than an Instant Pot or an air fryer on its own, but overall, it reduces clutter.
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HTC's PC-powered VR rig is set to get one of the plusses of cheaper mobile virtual reality systems early next year, after the company announced a wireless add-on that will let users untether the headset from the gaming PC required to power it.
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It also embraces ideas that have gone from the policy fringe to largely consensus positions popular among Democrats, including ending mandatory minimum sentences, eliminating private prisons, legalizing marijuana and incentivizing states to untether themselves from a cash bail system that disproportionately burdens the poor.
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Even if the 538 electors were somehow men and women of profound virtue and valour, blessed with a deep understanding of what America needs in a president, it would still be antithetical to democratic principles to untether their vote from the results of the actual vote on election day.
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This year, the local growers' federation proposed producer countries untether their prices from the New York exchange, in an effort to sell coffee more directly to boost earnings.. The federation also runs annual tree replacement and grower education programs, hoping younger and less disease-prone plants and more expertise will help farmers improve crop quality.
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Microsoft could likely physically do the same on the HoloLens but it's all about tradeoffs at this point, and Microsoft chose to give developers all-in-one mobility where Meta chose to anticipate advances in technology and give developers a wired experience that it believes in can untether and shrink before Meta goes on to become a consumer product.
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Announced in November 2010, the wireless, portable Bluetooth speaker and speakerphone Jambox was Jawbone's first product outside of the headset category. Jambox received positive reviews including the New York Times, Popular Science, and USA Today.Brustein, Joshua (2011-12-6) "Untether Your Music with a Wireless Stereo." NYTimes.
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The planned improvements aim to make Robert Moses State Park the first energy-neutral state park in the United States. As of 2014, the facility attracts approximately 3.5 million visitors per year. Recently, some have suggested the park should be renamed to better reflect its location and to untether it from such a historically controversial public figure.
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It used a flaw in PDF file rendering in mobile Safari. Chronic Dev Team initially released Greenpois0n in October 2010, a desktop-based tool for jailbreaking iOS 4.1 and later iOS 4.2.1 on most devices including the Apple TV, as well as iOS 4.2.6 on CDMA (Verizon) iPhones. As of December 2011, redsn0w included the "Corona" untether by pod2g for iOS 5.0.1 for iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPad (1st generation), and iPod touch (3rd and 4th generation). As of June 2012, redsn0w also includes the "Rocky Racoon" untether by pod2g for iOS 5.1.1 on all iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch models that support iOS 5.1.1. The iPhone Dev Team, Chronic Dev Team, and pod2g collaborated to release Absinthe in January 2012, a desktop-based tool to jailbreak the iPhone 4S for the first time and the iPad 2 for the second time, on iOS 5.0.1 for both devices and also iOS 5.0 for iPhone 4S.
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The intruders turn out to be the Wilsons' doppelgängers. They include Pluto (Jason's counterpart who behaves akin to a feral dog, growling on all fours), Umbrae (Zora's double who consistently has a sadistic smirk), Abraham (Gabe's double who can only groan nonsensically), and are led by Red (Adelaide's double who talks in a raspy voice). The only one who can talk, Red explains that the doppelgängers are called the Tethered, that they share a soul with their counterparts, and that they have come to "untether" themselves. She tells them the story of a girl who is loved and happy while her "shadow" remains in the dark, suffering.
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Developers from Chronic Dev Team and iPhone Dev Team released Greenpois0n Absinthe (sometimes simply known as just "Absinthe") in January 2012, a desktop-based tool (for OS X, Microsoft Windows, and Linux) to jailbreak the iPhone 4S for the first time and the iPad 2 for the second time, on iOS 5.0.1 for both devices and also iOS 5.0 for iPhone 4S. Absinthe provides an "untethered" jailbreak, which means that the patched device can be rebooted directly into a jailbroken state without computer assistance (or, as with a semi-untethered jailbreak, without requiring an application to be launched on the device following startup, in order to reactivate the jailbreak exploit). It incorporated the untether exploit called Corona that pod2g had released in December for older iOS devices.
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One of the show's clear influences is The Prisoner, the incredible late-60s British series about a spy known as Number Six trapped in a mysterious village. [It] is one of the craziest shows in TV history, and part of what makes it especially interesting to watch nowadays is that it's utterly uninterested in continuity. Events in one episode almost never carry over to the next episode...But even though The Prisoner doesn't really have any narrative continuity, it does have conceptual continuity...I imagine that the makers of Under the Dome wish they could untether themselves a little bit." He did react positively to Junior's scenes in the episode, saying "The most intriguing part of last night's episode came when Junior gave a speech to the soon-to-be marauding townspeople.
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All seems normal at the work site the next morning, until George starts breaking all of the tools in pieces, drawing the attention of the soldiers and allowing Jack to untether the friendly horse and quietly turn it towards the mountains. Later that day, George is made to pay for assisting in Jack's escape: he is given fifty lashes while tied to a large wooden triangle in the public square and thrown into a punishment cell on Bully's orders where he will spend every night for the next six months while he works at the blacksmith's shop during the day. Weeks later, Toby mouths the word tonight to George as he and Billy pass the cell on their way to work. That night, Polly—whom the Lightfoots have given permission to visit George in the punishment cell—and Toby smuggle some food from the Governor's kitchen and see George in the cell.
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