Sentence examples for content charge from inspiring English sources
Each device will be compatible with the $99 docking station, which will allow you to record TV, play back HD content, charge your device faster, stream content from your PC to your docked device via Wi-Fi, and more.
On the business model side, the platform lets those who are uploading content charge an 'entry fee' of between€0.899 to €5.99 for other users to gain access to their 'seed session' — as the recordings are called — so they can work with the material.
Act now, be responsive, provide specific apps that do something, produce simple/smart content, charge for downloads and products/services, hook your audience, use smartphone geolocation to create greater editorial and commercial value, use chat as part of your social media strategy, and provide easy-to-consume formats preferred for mobile devices.
Downstairs, the main man is Chris Evans, the "director of content" charged with "improving the content offering across web, mobile, tablet and print".
N&L Photography (www.softcorepics.com), where Samantha buys much of her content, charges a mere $350 for a CD ROM of more than 1,000 original pictures, including licensing rights.
Mobile payments company Bango — partner to Facebook, Amazon, BlackBerry and others to enable app and content charges directly to your mobile phone bill — has announced another major carrier partner: Telefonica is enabling Bango payments via its payment API.
A series of fluorophore-labeled peptides that varied in lipophilic content, net charge, and charge distribution were synthesized.
Rather, it is confident that when it finally launches its MegaCity in 2013 its customers will be content to charge the car themselves.
The main content concerned charge carried at a distance and the electric field.
The larger vendors have armies of lobbyists, cash to burn and are content to charge through the nose.
Both methods were optimized based on experimental design techniques with four response variables: Nucleotide Content, Energy Charge, Fructose 1,6-Bisphosphate content (F16bP), and Absorption at 280 nm.
