Sentence examples for latch service from inspiring English sources
The Latch service has no access to username and passwords themselves – only a digital token that locks or unlocks accounts.
Operators have resisted handset manufactures' attempts to latch onto their service revenues.
The company began in 2015 initially as a courier service latching on to the growth in e-commerce.
And the messaging hasn't been focused on making it sound appealing to technophiles — Hulls says that it's middle America families that are really latching onto the service.
Speaking of service providers, Latch announced a pilot partnership with UPS earlier this summer that will allow UPS drivers to receive unique credentials for entering buildings to make deliveries.
On the iPod touch, things work a little differently because there is no cellular service to latch on to (that's how it works on the iPhone 4 — you first place a call to the person you wish to FaceTime with).
Consumers will latch onto products and services that offer something relevantly different.
It may be tricky to convince people to latch on to yet another service that purports to make it easier to keep tabs on yourself or that there's value in sharing so much personal data.
The service started two years ago latching on to a trend that saw Facebook used to market and sell products in Thailand.
The service started two years ago latching on to a trend that saw Facebook used to market and sell products in Thailand.
As more consumers latch onto the many subscription services inundating the market, digital agencies need to consider how this will affect the future of their clients' brands.
