Sentence examples for released applications from inspiring English sources

This is sure to be dwarfed by the 2007 figures, when they are released; applications for LMOs (of which about 85% are normally granted) are already up nationally by more than a half since 2006.

Last fall, Spotify released applications for both iPhone and Android, but the service still isn't available stateside.

I can't say I blame them, as MOG has long since released applications for OS X, iOS and Android, not to mention their appearances in a few cars.

The move comes after most of its competitors released applications for the platform back in 1891 (ok not really, but long ago anyway).

In turn, the most recently released applications dominate the list, with over half of the current list constituted by apps that have been released in the last ten days.

However, it is only now, with the mainstream versions of these formats–such as many of Google's recently released applications and Warcraft, a "massive multiplayer" game that the full potential of using a software front end connected to remote servers has set the clock ticking on the viability of "shrink wrapped" software.

The recently released application can run locally, or through the Internet as a virtual laboratory.

The BlackBerry has the highest ratio (80%) of recently released application followed by 71.4% for Android and 59.6% for iOS.

We also provide guidance on the use of recently released application programming interfaces (APIs) developed in Java for each of these standards, which makes it straightforward to read and write files of any size.

To help establish a thriving system for software developers, the company announced the public release of a tool called Project Ares that allows developers to create and release applications for the Palm Pre and Pixi through a Web browser.

The bureau is supposed to notify all prisoners of the compassionate release program and of their chance to apply, provide standards for eligibility, and lay out steps to ensure that prisons respond swiftly to release applications.