Sentence examples for app rollout from inspiring English sources

During its latest earnings report this week, Sonic Drive-In CEO Clifford Hudson outlined the company's "progressive" order-ahead app rollout, expected to be in place systemwide by the end of the fiscal year.

But Path has been taking a different approach to their app rollout by making it decidedly un-viral and more about personal moments between a small group of friends.

Facebook is continuing its onslaught of new app rollouts, but this time you likely won't be able to use what they launch; Mentions is a brand new iPhone app out today that is only available to verified parties using the social network, including "actors, athletes, musicians and other influencers," with the end goal of getting them involved in discussions and message threads with their fanbase.

The Gmail/Google Apps rollout, which is being completed by subcontractors, will cost just $9.5 million and should be live by the end of 2008.

WhatsApp didn't offer an ETA on when the Business app would rollout to worldwide markets beyond "the coming weeks," or when an iOS version would arrive.

The updated app's rollout is one of the first steps Vevo is taking under its new CEO Erik Huggers, who previously built and launched BBC's iPlayer and Intel's OnCue, that later was acquired by [TechCrunch parent] Verizon and launched as Go90.

The updated app's rollout is one of the first steps Vevo is taking under its new CEO Erik Huggers, who previously built and launched BBC's iPlayer and Intel's OnCue, that later was acquired by [TechCrunch parent] Verizon and launched as Go90.

Lyft already provided a tipping option to its riders, and Uber recently introduced a new tipping feature in-app, with rollout of tips in New York City occurring just last week.

iMENA will invest $7 million into the app's regional rollout, which started today in Saudi Arabia.

This feature might not yet be present in your app, but the rollout is starting today and will make its way to all users over time.

Another, Signal, is made by the same company that makes the open source secure-messaging protocol that WhatsApp has rolled out to its own app — completing that rollout earlier this year.