Sentence examples for proprietary services from inspiring English sources
Unlike Microsoft, Nokia is no stranger to building apps for ARM devices, and so offers a number of proprietary services that run on top of Windows RT.
Also in 2006 America's once-dominant internet provider eliminated fees for using its custom software, an AOL e-mail address and other proprietary services.
Instead of visiting a multitude of different websites for different things, users could be confronted with a series of "walled gardens" built around app stores and proprietary services that offer everything from streaming video to holidays and household goods.
For a long time, for instance, AOL and CompuServe would not even exchange e-mails.Economists point to "network effects" to explain why the internet managed to supplant these proprietary services.
Apart from whatever proprietary services there may be, there are other collaborations underway.
Some proprietary services are also available and popular in the community, like MongoDB Management Service MMSS) which models and displays the time-series data as a dashboard [129].
And even if Apple ultimately decides to make iMessage a proprietary service, it may compel operators to allow Google and Microsoft to offer similarly frictionless text replacement.
You can't quite get that from an app, unless you pay $20,000 annually for a proprietary service like Bloomberg, which will throw in the app free.
In November 1996, when MSN announced its transition from a proprietary service to a Web supersite, it unveiled a lineup of more than two dozen shows for what its executives — borrowing from the language of television — called a new season.
The Bluetooth Caskeid functionallows any music or audio that's on a smartphone, tablet or computer to be played on a multi-room audio system without forcing users to download a specific app or proprietary service.
And its founding fathers created the basis for this virtuous circle by making it easy for networks to hook up and for individuals to get wired.Yet economics alone do not explain why the internet rather than a proprietary service prevailed (as Microsoft did in software for personal computers, or PCs).
