Sentence examples for bucket of data from inspiring English sources

Families and businesses can share a bucket of minutes, so why can't they share a bucket of data?

With this new service contract, subscribers have the option of allowing a tablet access to the bucket of data shared among devices.

But even that was just a drop in the bucket of data generated daily by governments, corporations and research institutions, as well as by private individuals using smartphones, laptops and other consumer devices.

Within the bucket of data, Vickery found 47 viewable files and three downloadable files, some of which contained information designated as "Top Secret" or "NOFORN," a security term that stipulates that material should not be shared with foreign allies.

It could be as simple as paying a set price for a shared bucket of data (think $70 for6GBB), with each member of the plan being able from access that bucket as needed.

Instead of shelling out a minimum of $30/month for each member of the family who wants a shiny new smartphone, family heads would presumably be able to purchase a single bucket of data for everyone to draw from.

Like the sorcerer's apprentice, the programs let a small group or even an individual pour buckets of data at one or many targets, inundating a Web site's computers with data.

As a result, microtargeting allows campaigns to put specific messages in front of specific voters — something that has increased in sophistication with the large buckets of data available to political consultants.

Hotspot and tethering are also included in the buckets of data.

What happens, then, when the companies holding these big buckets of data go to cash them in?

But if AT&T's network is so congested, why are they selling larger buckets of data?