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Timescale is also not the only one to tap this trend, with startups like InfluxData also raising capital.

To tap this trend — which Nokia itself appears to have picked up on early but, unsurprisingly, did little to commercialise — Wellmo's solution targets both employers, with consumer-facing apps for iOS, Android and Windows Phone, and wellness service providers via an underpinning web-based service.

MoMaths is one of a growing crop of m-learning solutions that is tapping this trend to supplement classroom education.

"It seems to tap into this trend of fitness lifestyle consumption that you see a lot now".

That's given rise to a lot of startups that are trying to tap into this trend to make basic apps for already-connected employees easier to use.

Yet in order for more British tech startups to tap into this trend, perhaps tech entrepreneurs in the UK need to get better at speaking to American investors in their own 'language'language

Even Facebook is trying to tap into this trend with its recent release of a photo-sharing app called Moments, which lets you share with specific friends without posting to Facebook itself.

Twitter Access/Zero could tap into this trend, offering mobile consumers a way to get a taste of what the Twitter service has to offer without the guilt of data charges, in the hopes that they'll return to the site (or Android app in some cases, when it extends into low-end smartphone territory) when they actually have to pay.

Don't expect savvy corporations to stand by idle: For corporations, it means they must tap into this trend and enable their products to be shared, potentially yielding new offers to rent bikes, or even provide advertising on bikes in their neighborhood.

More than any other editor, Zhang has tapped into this trend — all but one of his six best-selling titles in the past few years have been foreign books about China.

OVER the last several years, Cisco has tapped into this trend of audiences accustomed more to simulcast than to live spectacle; it has outfitted more than 100 arenas in 20 countries with its networks.