Sentence examples for platforms for which from inspiring English sources

People will tweet, post and share the adverts through multiple social media platforms, for which the advertiser pays nothing extra.

Basically the new firmware asks your computer what kind of software you're using and prevents syncing on platforms for which iTunes doesn't exist.

The fact is, standalone headsets are much better suited to casual business use cases, though some partners will definitely still need the power of a PC and game developers will obviously be restricted to the platforms for which they're building.

It's a security project that's taken around a year and a half to complete, but messaging giant WhatsApp has now fully implemented strong end-to-end encryption on its platform and across all mobile platforms for which it offers apps.

We chatted with Resolution Games CEO Tommy Palm during our demo, who gave some of his thoughts on the immersive platforms for which his team of 35 is building.

Mozilla started working on this project in early 2012 and, as it noted when it last talked about this project in detail in November 2012, the main goals for Shumway are to "offer a run-time processor for SWF and other rich-media formats on platforms for which runtime implementations are not available".

Microsoft owns the platform for which they write their products.

We are also developing a new publishing platform for which the market is potentially huge, especially the north American business market".

The service does not seem a huge success, according to independent sources, such as AppData: it ranks the Amen app 154th in its chart of the most popular apps in Germany for the iPhone (the only platform for which Amen is available).Yet Amen can be very useful, for instance if one happens to look for a good bar somewhere in Berlin central district.

You can now do e-mail on a BlackBerry, plug your digital camera directly into your printer, and download music directly to your phone all things that used to require a PC.At the same time, the PC is under threat as the primary platform for which software is written, as software starts instead to be delivered over the internet.

The only non-Microsoft platform for which support has been announced is Franklin's eBookMan.