Sentence examples for reader applications from inspiring English sources
On Monday, The Times also announced that its media group division had created a new segment for "reader applications," and named Yasmin Namini, the senior vice president for marketing and circulation, to head it.
It is also developing blockchain reader applications that will allow companies and individual shareholders to access certain information that they have permission to view, using private encryption keys (see "What Bitcoin Is and Why It Matters").
After a brief overview of Roomscape, her talk turns to the library's own self-archiving practices and what she calls "catalogical knowledge" drawn from her research of the catalogues, signature books, and reader applications divided between the British Museum and the British Library.
And sadly, all the Google Reader applications that have launched over the past few years have, in my opinion, sucked.
We want to experiment with and add value to the sources of information that are increasingly important, but difficult to surface and organize in most reader applications — like Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, Reddit, LinkedIn, or Hacker News.
Craig Barnes, the CEO of Attensa, talked about how his suite of RSS reader applications (mobile, outlook, online) analyze user behaviors to recommend specific content and help people deal with information overload.
As part of the deal, which ends a number of lawsuits between the two, the software manufacturer will also include a Nook reader application in the next version of Microsoft Windows, to be released in the autumn.
Our approach is evaluated using Netflix's server-side distributed RSS reader application to predict failures caused by three representative types of faults: memory leak, system overload, and sudden node crash.
The includes an e-book reader application, an RSS reader, and music/podcast playback.
The New York Times had a small stand at Microsoft to promote its Web site's Times Reader application, which was developed in conjunction with the software giant.
Remember Pulse, the awesome RSS reader application for the iPad built by a couple of Stanford grads?
