Sentence examples for syncing from from inspiring English sources

That is, you can now keep and edit your documents online, for easy access (and syncing) from any Apple gadget.

By turning off photo syncing from the main Facebook app, and now threatening to delete synced photos, it has forced Moments up into the top 100 free Android and iOS apps in the UK, and made it the third most popular free app on iOS and second most popular on Google Play in the US, as well as topping the charts for photo and video apps.

More interesting he gave a sneak peek at a future challenge to iTunes with music downloads and syncing from your desktop.

The company isn't releasing all that much information about these apps yet, but they will include automatic photo syncing from Android devices.

The latter is most important: application developers on the Android and iPhone OS platforms will now be able to integrate Dropbox into their applications, allowing for effortless syncing from third-party apps like QuickOffice, GoodReader, and Fuze Meeting to your desktop.

New application allows easy wireless remote syncing from a variety of platforms BIRMINGHAM, England, June 4 /PRNewswire/ — Independent mobile developer Greg Hughes (http://www.getwifisync.com) is pleased to announce "Wi-Fi Sync," a groundbreaking and revolutionary wireless syncing application for the Apple iPhone, iPod touch and iPad.

You can then go to the Photos section from the navigation menu on the app and open the Synced section at the bottom – or the Synced From Phone section at the top of your photos section on the desktop – to select which photos to share with friends.

Facebook said: "Photos you privately synced from your phone to Facebook will be deleted soon.

Facebook will delete all the photos users have synced from the main Facebook app if they do not install its dedicated photo-sharing app Moments before 7 July.

Apple's iPods from that time played only songs synced from CDs or bought from iTunes, a limitation that the plaintiffs said violated antitrust law by forcing people to buy iPods to preserve their music.

A similar notification also appears when you browse to the "Synced from Phone" album on Facebook.