Sentence examples for cheaper in data from inspiring English sources

This means consumers opting in to Rainbow will be opting for more companies to be able to link their email identity to their mobile web browsing, and to receive more targeted ads (based on their identity and certain demographic factors) in exchange for — possibly — a slightly faster and/or cheaper (in data consumption terms) mobile web browsing experience.

The introduction of LINE Call — first announced in February but only turned on today — helps LINE compete better against the likes of Skype and Google for cheap in-app calls using mobile data instead of users' voice minutes.

There are lots of reasons for the current boom (some would say bubble) in data, including cheap computing, sensors everywhere and lots of new algorithms.

While YouTube's viewing figures continue to rise — it's by far the biggest destination online for video — improvements in broadband networks, cheaper data prices, and better devices have all led to a real explosion in online video consumption.

The continuous learning of tagtog is designed to generate cheaper (in terms of manual curation effort) training data, by taking advantage of semiautomatic annotation.

Despite the surging demand in data storage necessary for an ever-expanding "cloud," that growth does not necessary mean that more hulking concrete data centres must be built where land and electricity is cheap.

I once lauded Google's strategy in going for cheap, ubiquitous data network access with previous hardware launches, and I'm all for technical innovation that explores new territory.

Stationery is cheaper in supermarkets.

Things were cheaper in stores.

Data from the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission shows that speculators continue to sell in the hope it will fall further and they can buy it back cheaper in the future.

It's cheaper in the Sinai.