Sentence examples for roll out upgrades from inspiring English sources

He predicted that this could be the last big version of Windows and in the future, Microsoft will roll out upgrades in the background, much as Google does with its Chrome system, as it responds to changing technology.

Instead, traditional app makers are often expected to roll out upgrades to existing users indefinitely — at least, according to their apps' user base.

But it has since remained fairly quiet, in terms of the state of its business, and has been slow to roll out upgrades even as Tinder soared.

The company has also stubbornly hung onto Picasa over the years as well, even as it rolled out upgraded experiences like Google+ Photos.

Some companies may simply roll out upgraded products optimized for 802.11n, a high-speed wi-fi standard that's four to five times faster than the current technology.

Since then, it has rolled out upgrades like secure external file sharing; a files-on-demand feature that doesn't use local disk space; multi-geo capabilities for multinational organizations; a self-service recovery solution called Files Restore; and expanded capabilities, including real-time co-authoring of Office files and drag-and-drop, on iOS.

LinkedIn Pages launched in 2010 and since then the company has slowly rolled out upgrades and new features.

Amtrak said it would roll out the upgrades to all remaining Amtrak trains equipped with Wi-Fi, including the Northeast Regional, by late summer.

Meanwhile, Netscape continued to extend its line of server applications and to roll out Navigator upgrades, adding features such as electronic mail (E-mail) and news.

The FBI has argued that such companies sometimes roll out system upgrades without making sure that their wiretap capabilities will keep working.

"You can roll out extensive upgrades to the bus network within a few years, but the whole public transport system needs an overhaul".