Sentence examples for shut down features from inspiring English sources

The current branding effort, put in place before the office shut down, features an abstract mountain and an evergreen tree and the phrase "Washington, the State," wording that is intended to optimize Internet searches so they direct browsers to the state's tourism Web site.

But the judge denied a request to shut down features on eBay's Web site, citing a standard fairness test and mentioning that the patent holder didn't manufacture the invention.

RockYou CEO Lance Tokuda confirmed that Facebook had shut down features of Super Wall, but says they're working with Facebook to fix the issues and expect things to return to normal soon.

Liftshare.com, a Web site based in Britain that matches drivers with passengers, experienced "a very marked increase" in international destinations served since British airports shut down, featuring destinations as far afield as Berlin, Warsaw, Vienna, Stockholm and Croatia, said Cecilia Bromley-Martin, the communications manager.

Samsung's Ultra Power Saving mode, which was praised in the Galaxy S5, works well, shutting down features, turning the screen black and white and limiting the number of apps available to a small handful, dramatically extending the battery life by days, with 10% battery listing around 24 hours of standby.

Google calls this a "spring cleaning," and we all know what that means: shutting down features.

Plex is continuing to streamline its software by shutting down features that weren't broadly adopted or all that functional.

"Unfriendly third parties who know the key could potentially use it to decrypt messages captured over the air," said the report, which recommended that the Canadian government shut down the feature on its BlackBerrys.

For example, Facebook recently tested then shut down a feature that mimicked Pinterest functionality, ahead of a reported larger launch around a Pinterest-like favoriting experience called "Collections".

Facebook Questions first launched in 2010 as a Quora wannabe before shifting into lighter-weight polls, but Facebook shut down the feature in 2012.

Giving police the power to shut down events featuring music that's "characterised by the emission of a succession of repetitive beats", the clause was aimed unequivocally at one particular glass-eyed, cheek-chewing threat to the nation's youth: the UK's illegal rave scene.