"Vendors will build in things that they claim are security mechanisms but are actually there for anti-competitive reasons".One current, and highly controversial, example is Palladium, Microsoft's proposed technology for fencing off secure areas inside a computer.
And it had a built-in thing that said we had the right to use clips from the film.
Of course, the iSight is a built-in thing the size of my pinky fingernail, and the LifeCam is actually the size of the original cylindrical iSight.
It will be interesting to see if they start to take it more seriously now that it's a built-in thing or if, as you said, it's just to facilitate something else — or just easier for them, architecturally speaking.
There are also a few physical running watch buttons built in, for things like laps, making it a somewhat interesting marriage of smartwatch and running watch.
The Bing Maps Twitter location integration (below), looks much nicer as it's natively built in with things like user icons, and the ability to display tweeted pictures.
That means tying together personal cars with vehicle-to-everything communications built in, incorporating things like bike sharing networks, public and private transportation services, including buses, trains, ride hailing and beyond.
It's also not quite clear what kind of 3G card is built in to this thing other than the product number WCDMATD-SCDMACDMA20000".
Iggy had a survival thing built in, so I've got to go with Iggy on that.
Financing is who lends the capital in order to get the thing built in the first place, for a return on the loan and in the confident expectation that the capital will eventually be repaid.
Is Arquitectonica's Westin Hotel of 2002 near Times Square the ugliest thing built in Manhattan in ages, or does it pay appropriate homage to the area's honky-tonk spirit?
