Sentence examples for more complex apps from inspiring English sources

This will be remedied when we are able to upgrade our server configuration to analyze the larger and more complex apps.

This could be suited to smartwatches that change only a single digit every minute to show the time when not running more complex apps.

The problem with most of these is that you quickly reach their limits once you want to build more complex apps.

"For more complex apps, it turns out users have been using answers with others like Flurry or Mixpanel, and the reason is they need more functionality.

To be fair though, they say the third parties will help customers connect to external data sources in other systems inside and outside the company and build more complex apps on top of the platform.

Developers will be able to work with new features like video playback, as well as access to the heart rate sensor, microphone, Digital Crown, and Taptic Engine, opening the door for more complex apps than what we saw on the Watch at launch.

Google says its tests have shown that this can cut memory usage by 10percentt on average, though more complex web apps will obviously profit from this more than your average Tripod homepage.

The more complex the app you're hosting on AWS, the harder it gets to figure out how much it'll cost to run it on Amazon's service (which also makes it hard to compare AWS cost to other cloud platforms).

And it means that as more complex and demanding apps are devised (and you can bet they are in development now), the iPad Air and its smaller sibling the iPad mini with Retina display will be able to handle them with ease.

The BBC, it was revealed today, is urgently looking at ways of developing new Apps, more complex computer games and easier access to YouTube in order to retain audiences on its children's services.

The twist here is that business apps tend to be far more complex than the average consumer app in terms of functionality and data, and so what tray.io is essentially created is a very user-friendly way of visualising actions for people to set up scripts, using drag-and-drop icons.