shutter

This could mean they're a little more selective with the shutter, or they only keep the photos they like.

I'm excited for sensor technology advance so that we can have a global shutter (as opposed to rolling shutter) in our consumer devices.

Then there's the problem of means-of-detection; Phillips had a cool setup that relied on the rolling shutter of phone cameras; but as soon as someone comes up with a global shutter for phones, such systems are toast.

If you make Walmart more expensive than Amazon, Walmart will shutter stores laying massive numbers of people off.

It is difficult to be as selective with the shutter as you suggest.

I also wonder if they will shutter both companies and integrate, or do what Facebook did with Instagram etc.

Politicians won't want to shutter working rovers on the surface, but building in 6+ years of operation would have significantly increased the projected budget.

On my standalone digital camera I sure don't expect the shutter button to turn it on...

The existing aperture/shutter would continue to control the light reaching the sensor.

And about the shutter button: why would I want it to launch the camera app?

You can see the roller shutter come down in their eyes.

Ah, but that one company will just shutter their R&D.

This could mean they're a little more selective with the shutter, or they only keep the photos they like." This is the exception to the rule.

Shutter your cameras and make sure your microphones can be physically deactivated).