Sentence examples for devices to paying from inspiring English sources

The Rex isn't Boombot's first speaker, so unlike with many of those going to Kickstarter for funding, the company has plenty of experience with manufacturing partners, and with shipping devices to paying customers.

The bill would increase the government's reliance on user fees, requiring makers of drugs and medical devices to pay $6.4 billion over five years to help finance the evaluation of their products by the Food and Drug Administration.

The Senate also passed without debate today a bill that requires the manufacturers of medical devices to pay tens of thousands of dollars in new user fees in return for speedier government review of their products.

For example, their teen brand Pink has created mobile apps that include the ability for parents to add credit, meaning their children (who may not have access to credit cards or physical money) can use the mobile devices to pay for Pink products online and in-store.

And second, the company's userbase is increasingly using mobile devices to pay for products.

Meanwhile, the explosion in smartphone use has driven a lot of consumers to become more amenable to the idea of using their devices to pay for things, not just mobile content but goods in the world beyond the device.

The basic idea is that you use your mobile device to pay for everything.

WHAT could be simpler than ordering things from your mobile phone, and using the same device to pay for them?

Since April 2000, drivers in the San Diego area paying highway tolls with a FasTrak transponder can use the same device to pay their bill at four local McDonald's.

With his product, you carry around an image of your credit card that serves the same purpose as the card itself; all you have to do is tap your phone to an in-store device to pay.

Now, a New Jersey jury has ordered the manufacturer of the switching device to pay $50 million to the electrician, Patrick Horan, who was burned and scarred over more than half of his body.