The new M8 Firmware 1.0.0.1 beta has been demo'd on video, and seems to be taking some new cues from Android and Windows Mobile -- along with some original and sexy UI elements of Meizu's own devising -- that really set it apart from its iPhone-aping days of yore.
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At home, his high profile and frankness -- critics would say brashness -- set him apart from other tycoons.
Two main things set the X-Hawk apart from the pack.
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The PML-N administration set itself apart from other provincial governments with initiatives that critics called populist gimmicks but that gained public attention.
This let surgeons attend patients spouting blood without removing their coats an important distinction that set them apart from shirt-sleeved tradesmen of the lower orders.
But what's set Goodbaby apart from other infant-and-child-product manufacturers in China is an infusion of foreign funds and foreign experience.
What set Facebook apart was its hyper-focus on college students, who naturally formed discrete communities in which having just a few hundred users of the service could constitute critical mass.
Apple Chief Steve Jobs could be about to pull off yet another neat piece of jujitsu, using the limits placed by Microsoft on how netbook makers can use its software to set Apple apart from its low-end competitors.
As part of our efforts to educate consumers about responsible travel choices, TIES, along with several other global institutions and organizations such as the United Nations Environmental Programme, United Nations Foundation, Rainforest Alliance and the United Nations World Tourism Organization, has been working on developing a global process evaluating the effectiveness of certification mechanisms that clearly set apart sustainable from non-sustainable forms of tourism. (See: www.sustainabletourismcriteria.org for more information.).
One way to set it apart is with unique 18-inch wheels, a no-cost option.
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Its risk-taking allowed it to set itself apart from peers like JPMorgan Chase and Morgan Stanley, but also brought it a heap of criticism.
While those have apparent financial bearings, their importance extends beyond finance in that they set firms operating internationally apart from domestically-focused local firms and could provide valuable advantage relative to them.
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The quest has set Stehr apart from the Port Lincoln pooh-bahs--they're concerned that if he succeeds, he risks flooding the tuna market.
These magazines are willing to cough up millions because exclusive photos can set themselves apart in a field thick with competition--in print, on the tube and on the Web.
The real big innovation Brinkofski is working on could very well set Hulkshare apart from the rest of the file-hosting pack: Profile pages that artists could have total control over, something akin to a MySpace, Bandcamp, or Facebook page.
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Murray had made a strong start, leading 3-1 and 40-0 in the first set before his game fell apart.
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These programs set Target apart from less fashionable rivals such as Wal-Mart, but "they are completely immaterial" to the company's bottom line, said Colin McGranahan, retail analyst at Sanford C.
The first step is identifying--and appreciating--their core competencies: the fundamental traits that set them apart and that can be harnessed in pursuit of new, satisfying endeavors.
The job market is fierce right now, but if you're lucky to get an interview, you can set yourself apart from the crowd by wearing shorts and flip-flops to the interview.
We decided that if we must wear tuxedos then we would try to customize them so they would set us apart from the rest of the flock of penguin-suits patrolling the courgette, er Croisette.
Its unlikely mixture of economic liberals and left- and right-wing nationalists agree on little apart from their desire to set the economy to rights.
His appeal on the stump, his unique background, his opposition to the Iraq war and the fact that he is a fresh face set him apart in a competitive race that also is expected to include front-runner Sen.
While a potential work stoppage is still months away--the Writers Guild contract with the Hollywood studios expires in October--negotiations are set to begin Monday, and both sides are starting out far apart.
But it is a centuries-old attitude to European power politics, more than imperial history, that has set Britain apart.
He next bisected an inch-thick rope, then set his sights on three water bottles, stacked about 6 inches apart, which he had to cut vertically.
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Bespectacled and wearing a gray three-piece suit, he greeted me warmly with a natural charisma and amiability that set him apart from many of his sterner colleagues on the Guidance Council.
But it's the live preview that will set this one apart (at least until Canon, Nikon or Sony catch up) -- and either make you rush out to buy it, or make you turn up your nose in disdain.
Is there anything other than a transparent piece of plastic to set it apart from the plethora of other touchscreen rectangles that live in the shadow of their top-tier peers?
Apart from 39-year-old Nixon, none of the other Leicestershire batsmen ever looked set against Worcestershire's battery of seam bowlers, splendidly led by 22-year-old Shantry.
Wasserstein's style also clashed with the old-line European partners who began to fear that he was destroying the sophisticated, entrepreneurial culture that had set Lazard apart from the mainline investment banks.
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