Sentence examples for offer devices from inspiring English sources

Rogers Communications, based in Toronto and one of the first carriers in the world to offer devices from BlackBerry, will not sell the ailing smartphone maker's new flagship Z30 phone, the president of its wireless unit said on Thursday.

For the rest, they offer devices (their skirts used like bull-fighting capes; their skirts removed and laid in a line; a man whirling a ribbon through the air) as the impetus for the movement, as section after section arrives with predictable evenness, each feeling slower and slightly more fraught than the last.

It also has the Open Development Initiative [designed to make it easier for manufacturers and developers to offer devices and applications on its network].

Major Industry players – such as Cisco and Juniper – nowadays offer devices that support virtualization, and this new functionality allowed infrastructure providers to offer new services.

Microsoft plans to offer devices based on Perceptive Pixel technology that uses both pen and touch to create what is equivalent to the human as the user interface.

Like DT, Telefonica will be rolling out the Alcatel One Touch, and added to that it will also offer devices from LG and ZTE.

Complex LDS offer device engineers new design opportunities for tailor-made new generation electronic and photonic devices.

All EDR capturing devices run an EDR-Customer with a preregistered name and password and offer device and transport monitoring to the supervising broker.

The availability of stable, well-characterized layered phantoms for axial OCT resolution evaluation can offer device developers and users an effective means to critically assess and compare one of the most important aspects of OCT device performance.

In 2009 Dorsey cofounded and became CEO of Square, a mobile-payments venture that offered devices and software to facilitate credit-card transactions.

For years, aftermarket auto shops have offered devices that attach to the car ignition and start the car remotely with the push of a button.