Sentence examples for tiny application from inspiring English sources

And mobile phone giant, Nokia, is getting a surprising boost from a tiny application developer named Gravity.

Yahoo! has been in the desktop widget business since it acquired tiny application platform-maker Konfabulator in July 2005.

The Start Menu replaced the Start Button — a full screen menu replaced the task of a tiny application launcher.

Developers working on large systems and subsystems are much less productive than those building tiny applications.

*Include an electronic vehicle stability system on all sport utilities and pickups that will automatically pull the vehicle out of most skids with tiny applications of the brakes to one wheel at a time, reducing the frequency of rollovers.

The 8- bit PIC family can be divided three categories: baseline, that are ideal for really tiny applications; mid-range, that contains several simple but important developments, when compared to the baseline device; and high-performance, where Microchip has come to grips with some of the issues of sophisticated processors.

One day, WinMo 6.5 will support a widget engine, powering tiny applications coded in HTML, Javascript and pixie dust.

Doing so will enable understanding of the cloud providing for all customers under one consolidated platform rather than tiny applications on different platforms.

They have struck a partnership with Google to develop a new open platform, a toolkit called "OpenSocial," that will allow developers to build tiny applications that can be used across many social networks, boosting traffic and advertising to their sites.

The following year Joy was appointed Sun's chief technologist, and he worked on new forms of distributed computing using Java and a related technology called Jini, which embedded slivers of tiny Java applications into devices such as printers and cell phones to enable Internet connectivity.

Consumers love the tiny software applications that let them share music, photos and videos, and even throw virtual sheep at one another, on social networks.