Sentence examples for enabling users to post from inspiring English sources
The two companies' strategic alliance is the most ambitious move yet to counter the popularity of Google's YouTube, which has long angered media companies by enabling users to post clips of TV shows and movies on its site.
With this new version, in a move reminiscent of the likes of Foursquare 'opening up', anybody can add a new location anywhere in the world – via the web or iPhone app – enabling users to post their own potential workspaces without being limited to officially supported cities (London, Barcelona, Madrid, Berlin, Brussels, Paris, New York, San Francisco, Rotterdam, The Hague, Leiden, and Brighton).
The latter will work like the original model, enabling users to post bespoke tasks that they want carrying out, which are then seen by Sorters who have specified that they are willing to go off the beaten track, such as "dress up as a gorilla and terrify my friends".
Foodspotting enables users to post photos and short reviews of their favorite restaurant dishes.
Fab.com, a social shopping app, has also partnered with Facebook to enable users to post products they have bought from Fab within the Timeline.
For instance, Web sites like Ping.fm, OnlyWire and Hellotxt enable users to post the same content across multiple networking sites with a click or two of a mouse.
Three fourths of airlines enable users to post content.
Twitter is an online social networking service that enables users to post short 140-character messages called "tweets".
The iOS version of the app has a feature Zolt calls Shout, which enables users to post reactions to the news by adding photos, doodles and comments to the news cards before sharing them with their friends.
And now with Snapchat Stories, which enable users to post a string of photos or videos available to any of their friends for 24 hours, I've watched people become expert video storytellers.
This follows previous acquisitions of SwiftApp (now HootSuite for Android), and TwitterBar, which enables users to post to a variety of social networks straight from the web address bar (now HootBar).
