Sentence examples for browsing into from inspiring English sources

But after Microsoft put browsing into Windows and gave it away, the separate market for browsing software withered.

I purchase the printed version whenever I can, because it turns browsing into a reading experience that has a beginning and an end.

By integrating more search functions into Windows, Microsoft could conceivably challenge Google the way it threatened, and destroyed, an earlier rival, Netscape, by incorporating Web browsing into the Windows 98 operating system.

It also found that the trend for multi-screen content consumption is also being echoed in mobile device shopping habits: the number of those using mobile handsets and tablets to look up info about mobile phones has tripled; with one-third taking that browsing into stores themselves.

The whole experience will no doubt add an element of fun and unexpectedness to your daily browsing routine, turning the act of browsing into one big video game, and probably making your surfing habits that much more jittery as you ponder who's watching you and when they might pounce.

This can easily be done in the program's preferences but turns Web browsing into a drab experience.

Related to this change, when you browse into a given section,  you'll now see a full-screen preview of a top show or movie autoplaying above the rows of content suggestions.

Rather than suggesting a random set of 20 users for a new user to follow, now we let users browse into the areas they are interested in and choose who they want to follow from these lists.

Once you know how you want your drums to sound like, go to Fruity Loops 8.0 and browse into percussions section on the left of the screen under hip-hop and drag drums, snares, and hi-hats into your pattern that contains the rewiring.

The deal will allow Wind River, based in Alameda, Calif., to integrate Internet browsing functions into devices like set-top boxes, digital televisions, Web phones and other devices.

The regulators' case centres on the claim that we integrated our Internet Explorer browsing technology into Windows in an attempt, in your words, "illegally to counter Netscape's Navigator browser".