Sentence examples for grab info from inspiring English sources

The real power of Kar Nanny comes from mobile apps that connect with the on-board system to grab info and display it on users' mobile phones.

And a location section which, if you agreed to share your location with the app, allows it to grab info on where you are so you can quickly share your location in a text.

This grabs info from various sources, including RSS, Google Analytics, Twitter, calendars, email and more to give you a combined feed of everything you care about at once, in real-time.

To prevent this open the.dat file and go to the file menu and select save striped then strip all grabber info.

Now, it seems the company is ready to revitalize Facebook Pages and transform them into commerce destinations where users can not only quickly grab business info, but as of today, also buy stuff.

A top navigation bar lets you quickly grab key info like main products it ships, its customers, corporate background, industry and social accountability certifications, and shipment stats.

Now, it seems the company is ready to revitalize Facebook Pages and transform them into commerce destinations where users can not only quickly grab business info, but as of today, also buy stuff.

A second review unit got identical results, so the problem may have been with my iPod, though it could be that the remote's efforts to grab song info time out because the 80GB iPod can be quite slow.

If Facebook can revitalize Pages and shift some of the attention (and traffic) from the newsfeed to them, then the company has the potential to neutralize companies like Yelp and FourSquare that have largely done a better job at crafting business landing pages for users to visit and quickly grab relevant info.

If Facebook can revitalize Pages and shift some of the attention (and traffic) from the newsfeed to them, then the company has the potential to neutralize companies like Yelp and FourSquare that have largely done a better job at crafting business landing pages for users to visit and quickly grab relevant info.

We blessedly don't have the Internet or a television in the house we rent up there; you get your news by biking down to the local grocery store for the paper or just by hearing what's up on the beach — or, when the satellite decides to pass over in a good mood, from the occasional snatch of info you can grab from your iPhone.