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(Apple said it was "maintaining a database of Wi-Fi hotspots and cell towers around your current location, some of which may be located more than one hundred miles away from your iPhone, to help your iPhone rapidly and accurately calculate its location when requested". Later, it updated its operating software to keep less information in the hidden file and stop backing it up).
They are also maintaining a database of shows, cast, crew and other information.
To be clear, Peekster says it is not maintaining a database of publishers' content itself (to avoid any copyright issues).
This can be achieved by maintaining a database of previously taken off-loading decisions along with the input parameters.
It's a simple fact that maintaining a database of a hundred thousand or a million (or far more) active users is a serious engineering problem in both software and hardware.
Thinking ahead to the day she runs her own lab, Valentine hones her networking skills by maintaining a database of minority women physicists and recently attended the Second International Conference on Women in Physics in Rio de Janeiro.
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He maintains a database of some twelve hundred freelance actors.
Do we maintain a database of all the emails that have ever been sent?
The Center for Reproductive Rights maintains a database of abortion laws worldwide which can be viewed at www.worldabortionlaws.com.
Withoutabox maintains a database of almost 3,000 festivals in 209 countries.
The National Pest Management Association in Fairfax, Va., maintains a database of members on its Web site (pestworld.org).org
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