Sentence examples for mobile players with from inspiring English sources
Isbister and Kvasha are towering, mobile players with wingspans that seem as wide as small aircraft.
In its run to the 2003 national title, Syracuse had mobile players with length, like the 6-foot-8 Hakim Warrick and the 6-8 CAnthonyAnthony, who could contest outside shots.
Global players like Vodafone, Orascom and Qatar Telecom have expressed interest in Essar Hutchison, one of Indias largest mobile players, with about 18.5 million subscribers.
As other commenters have noted, this consortium is "far from the new start the IoT needs," since "the companies behind Avanci are all traditional mobile players with significant patent portfolios to protect and monetize".
It's a look at what an Elder Scrolls title, or really any RPG, might look like if only those pesky console and PC players would just tolerate all the crap that mobile players put up with.
Sixty five percent of SongPop's mobile players sign in with Facebook, and those spend about 35percentt more time and money than those who do not login with Facebook.
Wooga says they found that Diamond Dash mobile players who connected with friends via Facebook were eight times more likely to spend money and much more engaged than users who play without logging in.
In terms of working more closely with other mobile players, Sarver said that Twitter brings a great and important social layer to mobile and they'd love to see it more places.
The thing I am most curious about regarding all this is how the game is going to control using the touchscreen, given how many complex tasks you have to do quickly in Fortnite, and not only that, but also how mobile players can hope to be competitive with PC and console players due to cross play.
A mobile battle royale should be quicker with less downtime since mobile players are often on the go and accustomed to snappier matches.
As a relatively inexperienced and smaller mobile player in China, with only 5% share of China's mobile market, China Telecom will have a tough time catching up, said Raymond Yu, a telecom analyst with Ovum.
