Sentence examples for backbone for services from inspiring English sources
The story so far: Bandwidth.com, which provides the VoIP backbone for services including Google Voice and Twilio, is launching an alternative mobile carrier called Republic Wireless.
I doubt many phone networks are worried by this development, but it does show just how powerful Twitter's service could potentially become, as a backbone for services like Phweet.
It uses subject-domain ontology as the main backbone for service adaptation and content management.
The Postal Service would use existing bank infrastructure as the backbone for these services, particularly the debit card service.
That said, RSS does still often provide at least a partial backbone for those services she does know.
The one concern could be the company's heavy reliance on cloud computing, which provides the backbone for many services on the internet.
"In many ways," notes Dr. Mkerenga, "UNICEF is a supportive backbone for health services in Southern Sudan".
Dalton Philips, the chief executive, personally delivered the first order at 5.30am in a bright yellow Morrisons-liveried van, part of a fleet being run by Ocado, the online grocery specialist that is providing the logistical backbone for the service.
Missner declined to talk specifically about Google Voice, but FCC filings from earlier this year reveal that Bandwidth.com provides the backbone for the service, which offers users one number that can be used to reach all their phones, and provides a number of additional features such as voice-mail transcription and the ability to receive text messages as e-mails.
In the early part of his career at Google, Chan founded Google Analytics and led the acquisitions of Urchin Software and MeasureMap, which became the backbone for the service.
Having the web as the backbone for the service is something that's easy to take for granted, but with most social VR experiences requiring app stores and downloads, the idea of using a URL to dive into a social environment is oddly unique.
