Sentence examples for desktop offering from inspiring English sources

Led by Charlie Phillips, the Guardian's head of documentaries in collaboration with Rebecca Lichtenfeld of the Bertha Foundation, the standalone section will feature a high quality video player which spans the full width of the screen on mobile, tablet and desktop, offering audiences a beautifully designed, cinematic viewing experience.

This extends the existing Woobius desktop offering.

That 100,000 unit figure does not include any of the Power Mac G4 units that are still available as Apple's entry-level professional desktop offering.

Hewlett Packard has recently announced that they've selected Ubuntu to power the HP Public Cloud; and the Indian Supreme Court has recently switched to Ubuntu from Red Hat Enterprise Linux; but the bread and butter of Ubuntu development remains their desktop offering.

Paper does away with the complex navigation and labyrinthe menus of the site's desktop offering, whilst also managing to move the Facebook into the mobile news market - integrating stories from established media outlets with Facebook's own 'news feed'.

TurboTax, the tax software from Intuit, drew ire from consumers when they learned that its "deluxe" desktop offering, available by download or on CD, had curtailed functions for some tax schedules that previously had been included.

I.B.M. clearly regards its open-source desktop offerings as a strategic move in the document format battle.

Customers are migrating away from the desktop offerings, she said, and 80percentt of them now use the online product.

I.B.M. views its Symphony desktop offerings as part of a broader technology trend that will open the door to faster, more automated movement of information within and between organizations.

He's shoveling coal into a locomotive of cloud-based enterprise services that promises to mow down any software company if it can't translate its desktop offerings into sleek mobile apps that interact with their users' data anytime, anywhere, on any device.

This type of naming convention goes down the line of AMD's latest desktop offerings.