Sentence examples for content browsing from inspiring English sources

This apps harnessed the strengths of the small screen, offering a laid-back content browsing experience where you never have to type.

Also hitting the road are:Google Desktop (or the quick search box), which will be discontinued September 14, "including all the associated APIs, services, plugins, gadgets, and support; Fast Flip, the service designed to innovate in the news content browsing space for the web and mobile; Google Maps API for Flash (nooooooooo), which Sarah covered earlier here; Google Pack (a.k.a.a

Bibliophiles should spend the early hours of the day ensconced in old tomes at L'Orientaliste (15 Shar'a Qasr al-Nil) with its incredible selection of out-of-print titles, old maps, and suitably musty aromas, whilst those in search of antiques or chic little boutiques will be content browsing the back lanes of the cool leafy Zamalek district, tucked away on an island linked by bridges, mid-Nile.

Ten of these [ 20, 22- 28, 28- 31] mentioned features in the knowledge access domain, including search engines that enable free text or keyword searching of portal content, browsing features or site maps etc.

By analyzing the relationship between DCT coefficients of one block of 8×8 pixels and its four sub-blocks of 4×4 pixels, the proposed algorithm extract an approximated image with smaller size for indexing and content browsing without incurring full decompression.

Other new features include a file timeline, content browsing, analytics and support for automatic filing rules.

It encourages them to read the content, browse the brand website and view additional products.

Visitors will be able to explore the Guardian's music and cultural coverage, interface and engage with the Guardian's wide assortment of interactive content, browse store events and daily happenings, compare music tastes and cultural trends across the Atlantic, share insights, ideas and opinions, or simply enjoy the store's many diverse offerings.

That's why messengers are enticing users with services such as voice, video, games, content, and browsing.

"But we designed this so that the information passing between the user's Safari browser and Google's servers was anonymous – effectively creating a barrier between their personal information and the web content they browse.

Our design guidance came from considering the three primary discovery modes that we identified: browsing content, finding missed shows and exploring content of a certain type.