Sentence examples for more unified platform from inspiring English sources

"It offers a more unified platform or environment rather than a fragmented operating systems running on an even more fragmented hardware base.

He explained that many models of smartphones and tablets are running different versions of Android, which makes it difficult to manage them, whereas iOS is a more unified platform.

However, Lazerow argued that Salesforce had turned its acquisitions into a more unified platform.

Said another way, Bee Media has built expertise in consumer mobile apps, whereas Adcentricity specializes in the location-based delivery side of marketing, so together the two give brands, advertisers, and retailers a more unified platform that makes it easy to create, launch, and measure hyper-local mobile marketing campaigns.

For now, common sense is probably the best defense against security threats, but a more unified Android platform would help to limit malware problems as well as significantly improve developers' lives.

Shankar says Everlaw is already releasing features that "don't have an analog anywhere in the industry," and that in the future, it will enable attorneys to collaborate using state-of-the-art tools in a more unified litigation platform that incorporates artificial intelligence and data visualization.

After all, the existing version of Windows Phone is being left behind in favor of a more powerful, unified platform — one would imagine they would use a much loftier model number (not unlike "1001") to signify that transition.

To put things simply, the platform helps streamline content writing, database management, and social features by combining features of blogs, wikis, and more into one unified platform.

Tencent underwent an internal reorganization in October that saw it merge several business groups, which have resulted in a more unified system of advertising sales platforms, the company explained in today's report.

"We were already pushing into iOS [with SwiftKey Note and an iOS toolkit] and that's why when I heard the announcement the first thing I thought of what not 'oh this allows us to change our strategy' but this allows us to realize the strategy that we had in a much more compelling way… This now creates a much more unified way of approaching both platforms".

If Microsoft can quickly expand on its current efforts, sell that to developers successfully, and in the process generate more and better apps for its unified platform, while improving the core Windows experiences, it has a fighting chance.