Sentence examples for browser and applications from inspiring English sources
The windows are striking, the visual effects clean and the browser and applications are peppier than I even imagined.
Google last week announced that Android architect Andy Rubin was moving to a still-undefined role at the company, while Sundar Pichai, the executive overseeing its Chrome web browser and applications like Google Drive and Gmail, was taking over Rubin's responsibilities.
Finally, users prefer a graphical interface that is accessible from a web browser and applications that update automatically.
For one, there's the perpetual distraction that results from operating in a constant, simultaneous array of browser and application windows: we think we're being efficient, and yet medical and social science research shows that multitasking actually makes us less efficient (and less present for the people with whom we interact).
comScore says that more than 40percentt of mobile subscribers us browsers and applications in their daily use.
It's a new method (though not for browsers and applications) that stands in stark contrast to how patch rollouts are currently applied to critical infrastructures.
After installing AdwCleaner close all running programs including your browsers and applications.
The BlackBerry Pearl Flip packs an impressive range of features into its compact design, including phone, email, messaging, organizer, browser and multimedia applications, and it can also support thousands of other mobile lifestyle and business applications.
The states want to force Microsoft to make a version of the Windows operating system that would let computer makers easily extract the Internet Explorer Web browser and other applications and substitute competing programs.
The operating system exists solely to handle the hardware drivers and run the browser and associated applications.
Now San Diego-based startup OpenCandy thinks it has a solution: a new product called Pokki that bridges the gap between the browser and native applications.
