Sentence examples for mobile offshoot of from inspiring English sources

Telefonica UK The mobile offshoot of Spain's main telecoms provider, better known as O2.

The Cheese Truck (a mobile offshoot of Caseus, a New Haven cheese shop and bistro) and Cheeseboy's Grilled Cheese to Go in the Connecticut Post Mall in nearby Milford seem to be riding the cusp of a new minitrend in the New Haven area: grilled cheese on the run.

The Internet's mobile offshoot will turn out to be an entirely new medium, as different from the Internet as the telephone was from the telegraph.

Square is perhaps the best example of this symbiosis: its clever mobile wallet is merely an offshoot of its main business, which makes it easier and cheaper for small merchants to accept credit cards.

But the company, an offshoot of mass mobile-phone marketer Nokia, has chosen a contrarian design approach that is filling a particular niche occupied by those who tote Hermès towels to the beach and think nothing of jetting to a second home in Paris or the Caribbean for the weekend.

CellReception is an offshoot of Mobiledia.com, a widely read mobile-industry blog.

The new service is an offshoot of the photo book publishing company SimplePrints, which currently offers mobile apps that allow consumers to build books by uploading photos from their smartphones.

For background, the Deeplink.me service launched into beta this May as something of an offshoot of Cellogic's development of Nextap, a content discovery network for mobile applications.

The portable-storage industry started as an offshoot of self-storage about five years ago, said Randy Weissman, president of the Mobile Self Storage Association, based in St . Louis

The idea came about as an offshoot of what Celllogic is currently building with Nextap, a content discovery network for mobile applications.

Food trucks are often an offshoot of this.