Sentence examples for running location from inspiring English sources
Microsoft today confirmed that developers will have access to the camera, multi-touch, hardware accelerated video playback, Microsoft's push service (allowing apps to send notifications to the screen when not running), location, and the accelerometer, amongst other things.
Google Places is increasingly front and center on the main search results page for local searches, and VP Marissa Mayer recently switched from Search to now running Location and Local Services.
In addition to offering a soft, level surface, an ideal outdoor running location should be well-lit and fairly popular with other exercisers.
Tourism Ireland spokesman Martin Graham said that at least one operator running locations tours, McComb's Coach Travel of Newtownabbey, has had to increase its service from three to seven days a week.
The internet has busied itself finding comparisons between past gen and current gen/next gen (depending on what you're running) locations as shown in trailers for the game today, and there appears to be a sizable difference in terms of texture and lighting.
Zhuang et al. (Zhuang et al. 2010) combined four design principles from the previous works and presented an adaptive location-sensing framework that notably reduces power consumption in mobile handsets running location-based applications.
A virtual machine on CSP runs location verification process.
With the launch of iOS 4, Loopt was the first app with the ability to run location in the background.
Google has made AdWords a little bit more local for businesses by allowing them to run location extensions on ads.
Loopt's primary capability, which the company prefers to call "location sharing" (not user tracking), requires the ability to run location detection software, preferably in the background of a phone so it works while in your pocket.
By now, you Android fanboys have probably already left several comments along the lines of "but Android has been able to run location in the background for 2 years".
