Sentence examples for data compression up from inspiring English sources

VIATUN application provides mobile data compression (up to 80%) and non restricted, secure and anonymous web access.

Baidu won because it offered the fastest browsing with the lowest data consumption, with data compression up to 90percentt in some cases — important in a market where users are especially cost-sensitive and most of the data traffic will happen over metered 3G rather than Wi-Fi networks.

Up to 255 monitors can be used simultaneously, with data compression ratios of up to 100 1 being achieved by data analysis being performed on the unit before the summarized results are transmitted by a 2 km range, 2.4 GHz radio link back to a base computer.

Other examples where data compression reportedly speeds up processing concern the k-mer counting task, especially in I/O-constrained scenarios ([ 90], Table Two Four).

Data is aggregated from the servers powering the browser's data compression — enabling the company to build up an (anonymous) picture of the mobile social web across more than 190 countries.

(Snaptu, another Israeli start-up with innovative data compression technology, was absorbed into Facebook after it was purchased in 2011, and its technology forms the basis of the company's Facebook for Every Phone software for more basic phones).

Facebook announced early Monday that it had acquired Onavo, a three-year-old start-up that makes data compression software and offers a variety of analytic services for smartphone applications.

When Facebook started to reach saturation in its primary markets, it ramped up its investment in localization and data compression to attract users abroad.

When switched on, Chrome's data compression and bandwidth management feature can reduce data usage by up to 50%, Google says, on both Chrome for Android and Chrome for iOS.

Google, meanwhile, offers this data compression tool, as one of its many efforts aimed at speeding up the web.

Web pages are served up from PocketSurfer's own proxy servers, which use "patented data compression technology" that's probably similar to how the early Sidekick devices worked over T-Mobile's GPRS network.