Sentence examples for a software add-on. from inspiring English sources

The company is also spending heavily on analytics, a software add-on that lets Siebel users better understand the habits of their customers and evaluate possible marketing campaigns and the like.

Audio and video chat have been available before in various incarnations: as shareware, for example; as part of rival chat programs like Yahoo Messenger; as a software add-on for MSN Messenger 5, and in Windows Messenger (a similar but less youth-oriented program that comes with Windows).

Facebook, Twitter and Myspace engineers have devised a software add-on for browsers which negates the effect of Google's alteration of its search results to favour its own Google+ social network – with a piece of code they call "Don't be evil".

This is logging ads turning up in news feeds via a software add-on for the Chrome web browser.

Forbes' site was compromised via a software add-on, or widget, that made use of a version of Adobe's Flash software, which in turn was vulnerable to an exploit believed to have been created by Codoso.

To be clear, people have developed apps for the Philips Hue system already; we covered one two Hue hacks just last week, including an iOS app that turn your Hue home lighting into a dance party, and a software add-on for Minecraft that changes your ambient lighting to match the day/night cycle in the world building game.

Bluetooth printing from a Palm requires a $25 software add-on, and Bluetooth Macs can't print wirelessly at all.

The iPhone version of Gmail uses only HTML 5, whereas Android uses a combination of HTML 5 and Gears (a Google software add-on that enables its Web apps to run offline).

For example, Tablet PC owners can download a free software add-on that lets them add handwritten comments in Microsoft Office programs.

NPDEs and YPRED were calculated using an R software add-on package.

The time-windowing Fourier transform spectrometer (TW-FTS) has been implemented as a hardware and software add-on to a commercial continuous-scan Michelson interferometer.