Sentence examples for mobile devices enables from inspiring English sources

The patient interface, accessed through mobile devices, enables patients to keep headache diaries and assesses the impact of symptoms using quality of life scales.

The ability to remotely monitor in real-time the quality of transmitted content (particularly to mobile devices) enables the right decisions to be made at the transmission end (e.g. by increasing the encoding bitrate or frame rate) in order to improve the quality of the subsequently transmitted content.

ShoreTel acquired enterprise mobility leader Agito Networks in October 2010 to extend the unified communications technology to mobile devices, enabling them to solve the bring-your-own-device problems that are changing the enterprise market.

Aereo transmits TV signals to customers' laptops and mobile devices, enabling them to stream shows or record and watch them later, for a far smaller fee than a pay-television package.

While he was addressing this message to several thousand corporate I.T. professionals, Mr. Chambers also saw consumers moving to more video too because the Internet-connected mobile devices enable easier video production and consumption.

For example, mobile devices enable the use of synchronous data collection and dissemination from non-place based environments.

The company's technology is embedded in mobile devices, enabling pen/stylus input.

Mobile devices enable millions of users to be more productive and interact with their world in more ways than ever before.

Inexpensive and infinitely configurable mobile devices (enabled by advances in wireless and energy storage) have liberated technology from the office desktop.

In science education, research on technological design, pedagogical development, and implementation and evaluation of mobile devices enabled learning has been accumulating, yet challenges remain in supporting teacher enactment and documenting evidence of student learning process in the context of mobile learning.

Mobile devices enabled to support resolution-independent scalable display of Internet (Web) content to allow Web pages to be scaled (zoomed) and panned for better viewing on smaller screen sizes.