Sentence examples for interface that brings from inspiring English sources

When a smart TV costing thousands can be hobbled by a third party's tweak to a software interface that brings no obvious user benefits, it erodes our trust in the edifice of the technology world.

Live lets readers get the news as it happens - with a rolling interface that brings you every breaking news story as well as every entry from every one of our news liveblogs.

For project managers to succeed, there is a growing need for a common interface that brings teams together.

Apple's iOS camera software is brand new in 7, with an interface that brings all modes out into the open instead of hiding features behind buttons.

The earlier version of the app did indeed look somewhat dated, so the new version now features a fully overhauled user interface that brings it up to par with the web and Windows Phone 8 app.

When he unveiled Facebook Home on Thursday, Mark Zuckerberg talked several times about a big problem with smartphones: They should be "designed around people, not apps". The answer was his new launcher for Android, an interface that brought users deeper into the Facebook universe, allowing them to chat with Facebook friends while running apps and receiving notifications on a Facebook home screen.

This opens up the film to criticism for missing key moments, including Jobs' visit to XEROX PARC where he first saw the graphic user interface that brought home computing to the masses; or Jobs' role in the creation of PIXAR; as are his obsessions with eastern philosophy and Japanese design.

Our pieces of glass will become information displays, rather than interfaces, that bring transparency to capable decisions taken by our IoT agents.

Instead of faux textures, iOS7, which is to be released in the autumn, boasts clean, simple, graphic, unashamedly two-dimensional interfaces that bring to mind a Swiss railway station, say, or a Microsoft Windows phone.

Today, the company is giving all of these apps a user interface overhaul that brings an even flatter design, some new features and easier navigation.

These considerations led to the evolution of a range of interface arrangements that brought together organizations with the mandate to offer public good on one hand, and those that could facilitate this goal though the provision of resources, technical expertise or outreach, on the other.