Sentence examples for standalone functionality from inspiring English sources

It's cross-platform (pairing with Android and iOS devices) and provides a good level of standalone functionality; it has a good user experience for the public; and it has a solid developer base for third-party apps.

And free, open source software will provide another confounding factor: code junkies slapping together Franken-apps ridden with borrowed structures and designed for interoperability instead of standalone functionality.

This customer service should be an integral part of the journey, not just a standalone functionality test/service". An article on Engadget was positive about the technology behind Walmart's towers, but took some issue with the placement of the devices in its stores.

The problem Apple had with the app, seemingly, is that its sole existence was to be a widget provider — the app by itself didn't offer any standalone functionality beyond widget configuration.

She has a standalone function there.

This suggests that these domains can carry out essential functions as standalone domains and also extend their functionality to accomplish complex tasks in combination with one or more other domains.

Big, bloated apps are trying to slim down and speed up by pushing some functionality into standalone or companion apps.

Facebook experiments with new functionality in standalone apps that have little to do with Facebook itself, and then brings back the best stuff to its main app.

Clips is a standalone app with sharing functionality that delivers it to all of the usual suspects (Facebook, Instagram, etc).. Second, it has the decided advantage of being built atop the company's substantial expertise when it comes to video and photo editing software, delivering a fairly customizable but user-friendly experience.

We've seen desktop clients like TweetDeck and Seesmic build their own grouping functionality, as have standalone sites like WeFollow.

Second question: How long before Facebook announces it's streamlining the Live experience with (yet another) standalone app or new dedicated functionality within the existing one?