Sentence examples for cards and digital from inspiring English sources

Smart cards and digital cash would get round this, as well as making it possible to use the web for small purchases.

The cultural proclivity for delivery seems to be overwhelmed by practical problems: internet speeds are slow, few people have bank accounts let alone credit cards and digital literacy is low.

Mr. Halstead foresees professional-quality hybrid cameras that will shoot digital still images and video and burn them directly onto blank DVD's, allowing photojournalists to abandon memory cards and digital videotapes completely.

Although most of the solutions mentioned above use mobile payments as a means to deliver their services, PAYG is also innovating on payment systems by other means such as prepaid cards, debit cards, virtual cards, and digital vouchers.

If Mr. Winogrand had his reasons to skip picture editing, so do we, given the easy access we have to vast digital storehouses — hard drives, flash drives, cellphones, memory cards and digital clouds — where pictures can pile up to be edited later.

Raab, who has fought identity cards and digital surveillance, nevertheless has been one of the most trenchant Tory critics of the European court on human rights and argued that the "creep of its case law" represents as dangerous a threat as Labour's proposal to introduce 42-days detention without charge.

The new plans include 22 new miles of tramway, lots of extra trains and buses and, crucially, two excellent features of London transport: a Manchester version of the Oyster card and digital timings at train, tram and bus stops saying when the next service will arrive.

Wallaby, which is backed MuckerLab, an accelerator in Santa Monica, CA, provides you with a single physical credit card and digital wallet.

Monaco is developing a crypto-enabled debit card and digital banking app.

Wallaby, which is backed MuckerLab, an accelerator in Santa Monica, CA, provides you with a single physical credit card and digital wallet.

SanDisk, a leader in flash memory card and digital storage manufacturing, caught Ellison's eye in spring 2004 because it had no debt and was expanding tangible book value at an impressive 15% annual clip.