Sentence examples for offering text from inspiring English sources
This year, it began offering text and alerts and has already signed up 30,000 subscribers, sending them as many as three alerts a day.
In response to student demand for a way to text food orders to restaurants in between classes, Campusfood.com, an online network of restaurants available on more than 300 campuses, began offering text and SMS message ordering in April.
More mobile carriers are offering text conversion for a monthly or per-message fee.
The Kindle sort of makes up for this by offering text search, but this is only helpful if there's a proper name or unusual vocab term that you can remember in the passage.
One of the new draggable elements is a carousel module, which lets you build homepages that have a rotating banner at the top, offering text, images, buttons and more.
Center'd competes with sites like Yelp and CitySearch, but instead of simply offering text reviews, the service scours the web for reviews and descriptions and performs semantic analysis on them, allowing you to perform more detailed searches than you could on other sites.
3. Textfree Unlimited Currently the best alternative to high SMS plan costs, offering free text messaging using Push Notification.
Pinger has managed to build a huge userbase in the United States by offering free text messaging without any major catches: users are given their own, real phone numbers, and they can send and receive text messages with any phone.
The startup's app of the same name launched here in the U.S. back in 2015, offering automated text replies for SMS and third-party social services like Facebook Messenger and Telegram.
A web SDK, which will allow cross-platform developers to point to the web content featuring smart banners offering to text app links to a user's phone, will arrive in a week.
So another perhaps minor but cool detail is that, since most just use Google Docs as their main word processor, Siasto lets you upload a Google Doc/spreadsheet and edit it using Google's editor, without having to re-sync, while offering a text editor for those without Goog Docs.
