Sentence examples for service ties from inspiring English sources

The new service ties into iCracked's ambition of being the 'AAA' for people's devices.

In addition, the A/B testing service ties into Mixpanel's analytics platform, particularly the data that focuses on individual users.

On top of that in-house development, the service ties in IBM's acquisition of Web presentation company WebDialog in August 2007.

Currently the service ties SMS, email, IM, and web together so that messages sent using one technology will be received by others using any of the other technologies.

The service ties in also with Google+, allowing users to register and sign in to the apps, similar to Facebook Connect, and then tap to checkout without the need to enter billing or shipping information.

The system, which is composed of a mobile app and a web service, ties users to their phone numbers via biometrics and allows clients to use that number and a PIN for authentication.

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has been investigating privacy flaws in Google Buzz, a social media service tied to the company's Gmail service.

Mr. Conaway has also tried to improve customer service, tying compensation for store managers to how well their stores do on service.

He was working as a reporter for Chechenpress, a news service tied to the Chechen separatist government, when he was convicted last December of sedition and inciting violence.

If you have signed up for a service tied to a particular gadget-maker, the thinking goes, you are less likely to switch to a different manufacturer's device in future.The world's most successful gadget-makers are those that have been quickest to recognise the importance of offering accompanying services.

They already use a real-time offer service tied to their cards.