Sentence examples for mainstream launch from inspiring English sources

By pulling in their offerings, not only does Twitter get a mainstream launch for its new mainstream media (music discovery) app, but Spotify and Rdio get to expand their audiences within the Twitter ecosystem.

Despite several twists and turns of technology development and market evolution, QD Vision announced in January that our quantum dot-enabled Color IQTM components will be in 2013 Sony TVs, the first mainstream product launch of a QD device.

This is the company's first mainstream product launch since January 2015 when the company started shipping the Charge HR — which itself was just a followup to a previous Fitbit product.

The book became a bestseller, was translated into more than 15 languages, helped bring seduction into the mainstream and launch television shows and movies, and is being made into a film by the production company responsible for The Golden Compass.

A mainstream newspaper launched a splashy new graphic that asked if terrorism was returning to Turkey.

Large mainstream banks launched their own efforts to win back African Americans customers.

Scorned by the mainstream, Meek launched his own label, so becoming an indie pioneer in yet another field.

Marshall says Summit hopes to have all its mainstream qualifications launched by the end of next month.

It wasn't until August last year, when their debut album came out through Loose Lips, that Azari gained mainstream traction, launching at a time when other artists such as the 2 Bears were also tapping into the classic house sound.

But now the Berlin firm is going mainstream by launching a subscription-based service in an effort to increase revenue and grow its audience beyond the music aficionados, DJs and aspiring rappers that make up its loyal fan base.

While the gadget-crazy set will certainly cheer T-Mobile's launch, mainstream wireless customers in the U.S. will likely behave as they usually do.