Sentence examples for improved operating system from inspiring English sources

* Microsoft, which has been trying with limited success to break Palm's tight grip on the handheld market, unveiled a new and much improved operating system for pocket computers last week.

Acer's 2480 line is aimed at the home user who isn't looking for an expensive system but wants all the benefits of Microsoft's improved operating system — or at least the basic functions.

Nokia, based in Espoo, Finland, is bundling services — such as e-mail, navigation and free music in some markets — into phones and introducing an improved operating system this year.

What these new users will find, if a reporter's experience was typical, is a generally improved operating system that is most notable for the degree to which it integrates personal computing and the Internet, allowing users with Internet connections to move almost seamlessly between the local computer and the World Wide Web.

There's also a usefully improved operating system, and all these features come housed in a gorgeous and appealing shell.

All told, Microsoft has a far stronger lineup of tablets in play and a vastly improved operating system to support them.

2. Reduce "black boxes" in your operating systems: Use containers to improve operating system transparency.

Obviously that brings in money and leads to profit, but the reality is that great businesses are built on so much more than that and actually, those who develop staff, show initiative, improve operating systems and so on will often be of much greater long term value to a company.

Systems – This core research area grapples with improving operating systems and data storage and defining higher standards for security evaluation.

Security expert Bruce Schneier argues that this is not the right response, and says that the government should work to improve operating systems -- so they don't automatically run malware from a USB stick -- not try to improve its operators, who are doing what comes naturally, if idiotically.

Mostly, it's the phone's heavy duty processor, but there's also its brilliant screen, much-improved operating system, and the fact that it runs on a network that doesn't leave people screaming profanities (at least until they get their monthly bill).