Sentence examples for data on devices from inspiring English sources
And some operating systems such as later versions of Apple's iOS include ready-made encryption capabilities that protect data on devices.
He said that for many businesses, ditching the BlackBerry has actually decreased costs, because companies no longer have to support the BlackBerry enterprise server, RIM's proprietary system designed to protect data on devices.
Google's approach to context is using billions of data points in its cloud and matching them to our personal usage of the Google-powered Web; Apple's approach is to string together personal streams of data on devices, without trying to own any of it.
Another is that in 2010 people around the world collectively stored more than 6 exabytes of new data on devices like PCs and notebook computers; each exabyte contains more than 4,000 times the information stored in the Library of Congress.
The paper covers data on devices of all-solid-state type as well as being laminated polymer-based constructions.
And it can use Bluetooth technology to steal data on devices located near the infected computer, Alexander Gostev, a researcher at the Russian security firm Kaspersky Lab, said in a blog post on Monday.
The new proposal would not require added premarket testing of such implants but would broaden the F.D.A's postapproval oversight by giving it the authority to mandate that companies collect data on device performance.
[C6.] Guidant to Provide More Data on Device Failures Guidant, a maker of defibrillators and pacemakers, said that it planned to start issuing periodic reports that would highlight for each model the number of confirmed failures that prevented the units from delivering critical patient therapy.
(Note: Hardware-installed base incorporates hard data on device sales, and device attrition).
Gathering data on device requires at least separate thread to perform more precise measurements independent of user interface thread.
Data on device implant complications were not actively collected.
