Sentence examples for distribute updates from inspiring English sources
This code signing mechanism ensures that only Microsoft can deliver updates for Word, only Apple can distribute updates for iOS, and only Google can deliver updates for its Chrome browser.
…While I would still expect the S10 to launch with Android 9.0 (just as the S9 debuted with Android 8.0 Oreo), the real benefit of the fast turnaround should allow Samsung to distribute updates to the OS, but it patches, security updates, or major version jumps, in a faster and more efficient manner.
The software maker says it has invented technology that enables wireless carriers to distribute updates for mobile-phone software and that Google's updating process for Chrome uses a similar differential compression algorithm called Courgette (that'd be the French word for zucchini).
They can distribute updates immediately and provide enhancements without causing major disruptions.
They hope that firms will distribute updated reports and manuals to their employees' eBooks.
They might also find it helpful to distribute updated information to prevent residents from violating house rules inadvertently.
From next week a team of scientists will distribute updated Bio Argos, which can dive to 2,000 metres and gather previously unattainable data.
Quite a few companies now have their boards approve their strategy maps and scorecards and, once approved, distribute updated maps and scorecards prior to each board meeting.
In other words, the operating system is what Microsoft says it is.Bill Gates, Microsoft's boss, puts it differently: "It would be a great disservice to our customers if Microsoft did not enhance Windows with Internet-related features and rapidly distribute updated versions of Windows through PC manufacturers".A natural evolution of an operating system or an abuse of monopoly power?
RIM built its own operating system and gear, and distributed updates to end users with little input from mobile providers, beyond sticking a carrier logo on the start-up screen.
With service knocked out, Mr. Blackburn checked his BlackBerry for alerts from Clever Commute, a free service that distributes updates sent by hundreds of riders on New Jersey Transit, as well as the Long Island Rail Road and Metro-North Railroad, about train and bus delays that they are witnessing firsthand.
