Sentence examples for needed to sync from inspiring English sources
The app itself is pretty good – I used it for a few weeks and then stopped, just because I rarely needed to sync over Wi-Fi –.
To use Cobook with Google, I first needed to sync Apple's Address Book to Google and wound up with three contacts for everyone.
The internet native experience in your browser offered a radically different vision where you never needed to "sync" new listings on eBay, where you could "share" a document instead of "send" it, and where your calendar was simply your calendar, not some frozen-in-time, frozen-in-place simulacrum of one.
It needed to sync across devices, it needed to accommodate multiple calendars (one for my work, one for my husband's work, and one for our home), and it needed to be able to be edited by multiple people (i.e., by my husband and by me).
And that means you need to sync their schedules.
Once you convert the files, you need to sync them to iBooks or your e-reader app.
It'll also let you play the music stored on your PC or Mac without needing to sync it to the iPhone first.
The API will allow developers to build support for Sync into all manner of apps, including media players, office applications and anything that needs to sync files securely between computers or mobile devices without the need for a cloud server.
The company gave few details about the service, which it calls iCloud, but analysts think it would allow people to gain access to music, photos and videos over the Internet on multiple Apple devices, without needing to sync those devices.
Google is carefully positioning ChromeOS, its desktop operating system, to drive a wedge into the chunk of Windows users (or organisations) who can put all their work into the cloud and only need to sync from the desktop occasionally.
Sure, they'll count your steps, display your heart rate, and even estimate how many calories you've burned, although you'll probably need to sync it with an app on your smartphone, tablet, or computer to see such data.
