The 4-in-1 Hotdog Maker leverages the wonderment of technology to not only cook what appears to be at least a few days' worth of nutritious hot dogs, but also popcorn and hard-boiled eggs to boot.
Working with Google could also give the handset makers better leverage with Japan's powerful domestic network operators: NTT DoCoMo, KDDI and Softbank.
Yet, reports urging policy makers to leverage diaspora resources to improve development are manifold (Ratha, Mohapatra, Ozden et al., 2011).
Infomediaries are web-based market makers that leverage the Internet to bring together buyers and sellers in niche markets, charging commissions for the products they help move.
Even enterprise application makers could leverage Social Fabric to track internal activity, like a closed support ticket or users who added answers to a help site's Q&A section.
Rather than investing in building their own development platform or streaming video services, CE makers can leverage the Roku Streaming Stick to make streaming services like Netflix, Hulu Plus, HBO GO, and others available to their customers.
To avoid producing mere commodities, camera makers are leveraging the ever more powerful chips inside the case to include a broad range of features, old, new, useful and silly.
Mr. Collin, a fast-talking Wall Street deal-maker who uses "leverage" as a verb, is both optimistic and reasonable about Oneida's expectations.
Last year, the publishers had the benefit of weak demand from Asian customers, a situation which left the newsprint makers with little leverage.
As product makers, we can leverage this small investment to encourage better behavior in the future.
