Sentence examples for feature subscribers from inspiring English sources

With this feature, subscribers can keep up to date on what you are doing and choose the posts they would like to read.

Some of the ads feature actual subscribers, explaining why they came back to the company.

Facebook even promotes digital eavesdropping as a useful feature, for subscribers who want friends to automatically know what music they are listening to, or what programmes they are watching.

AT&T is tightly interlinking its various services so that, for example, pictures taken with a mobile phone can be uploaded to the user's website and can then easily be called up on the television screen; another feature allows subscribers to AT&T's Homezone service to programme their DVRs remotely via the web.

In this case, the feature allowed subscribers to select some content from their local media library, then sync a copy to a cloud storage provider for access when the local Plex Media Server was unavailable.

In addition to unlimited message and file history, Fleep will soon add "advanced management features" for subscribers to its paid-for Premium service, including team management and administered chats — giving company admins the ability to add and remove users from Fleep chats.

Comcast has been aggressively rolling out additional features to subscribers as an enhancement to their pay-TV subscriptions.

(Netflix has a similar "watch it now" streaming video feature available for subscribers).

And the DVD-by-mail company Netflix is investing $40 million this year in its "Instant Watching" feature, which lets subscribers rent digital movies as part of their monthly plans.

Netflix, he adds, has already introduced a feature for its subscribers in Canada and Latin America who want to share the movies and TV shows they watch with their friends on the video site and on Facebook.

She has also seized on Match's new "wink" feature, which allows subscribers to indicate interest in someone's profile simply by clicking a button, which sends them a prewritten message.