Sentence examples for glut of apps from inspiring English sources
Smartphones and tablets are central to this, with a glut of apps exploring new ways to aggregate, personalise and deliver news, whether we're browsing one-handed on a crowded train, or sat on the sofa flipping through stories on a tablet.
Much has been said about the coming glut of apps and the pledges made by major developers to make software for BB10.
A key driver of this evolution will be app fatigue and the glut of apps that are focused on "selling" features instead of value.
Even the time-honored methods of flagging down taxis could soon face competition, with a glut of smartphone apps — allowing New Yorkers to hail yellow taxis electronically — poised to flood the marketplace.
Of course, this recent development was hastily followed by the spawn of a glut of mobile apps to serve the new sector.
Since there's already a glut of mobile apps named Sherpa floating around out there, founder and CEO Bill Ferrell thought it was high time for a bit of rebranding — to that end the team has renamed the app Osito, and it's ready for you to download in the iOS App Store.
This glut of confession apps is, of course, simply the latest contemporary twist on an ancient rite in the Christian tradition and many other religious traditions as well, including Judaism, Islam and Buddhism.
The Windows 8 Metro view, and the nascent Windows App Store, would both benefit greatly from a glut of third-party apps; an underpopulated app selection, on the other hand, would certainly tarnish the luster of Windows 8. 5. Will Microsoft be able to sell any tablets?
MOTI might seem simple, but it's purposefully designed to counterbalance the glut of wearables, fitness apps and push notifications you may have noticed cropping up in the world around you.
You may have thought you'd seen every permutation of the video-sharing app, given the glut of new startups scrambling to become the "Instagram of Video," or some derivation thereof.
