Sentence examples for through tablet from inspiring English sources

The accountancy group forecast a 17% rise in online retail sales this year, while around £330m will be made through smartphones and £500m through tablet computers.

How long before a patient can book their clinical appointments via their Xbox, or record their own vital signs through tablet applications?

In 2016, children are also increasingly able to learn programming skills through tablet apps like Tynker, Hopscotch, Code Warriors, Kodable and Coda Game, which are made available through Google and Apple's app stores, as well as through partnerships with schools.

The other two big Manhattan magazine companies – Hearst and Condé Nast – are privately held and can afford to play for the long haul, hoping that trusted print brands find a new toehold through tablet apps and digital extensions.

Subjects still walk away with a printout in their hand, but they can also share them instantly on Facebook, Twitter and other social media platforms by swiping them through tablet computers linked to the photo booths.

With this in mind, in 2013, after some years of research and development, he launched iSchool, an educational programme delivered through tablet computers that provides lesson plans for teachers and multimedia learning materials for pupils – using local languages and examples from towns and villages where the children live.

Recent data from Childwise suggests children aged under five are watching more TV than ever at 2.6 hours a day, accessing on-demand content through tablets and other devices.

Nowadays the average viewer has hundreds of channels to choose from … flat screen tellies are the norm … and you can access television through tablets, smartphones, consoles … basically any device that is connected to the internet.

The BBC Olympics mobile browser site, accessible across all mobile devices, will mirror much of the desktop experience, while audiences can also access coverage through tablets and connected TV.

For a patient with a condition like stable angina, there are a wide range of possible treatments, from relaxation techniques, through tablets and sprays to stents or a bypass.

The site will also roll out a new design in about a months' time, with a "responsive design" adapting to mobile interfaces when accessed through tablets and phones.