Sentence examples for users to tap a from inspiring English sources
The other units require users to tap a button when they are starting or ending a walk, but the Brunton turns itself on and off automatically.
Instead it forces users to tap a preview of the next person's Story before it's shown.
Later updates will include more synchronization features, allowing Coaxion users to tap a "sync" button to automatically synchronize their offline documents with the versions hosted in the cloud.
The app and wristband combo now offer one-tap diet tracking, which allows users to tap a button to indicate they're eating, tracking dietary info, stress and productivity data to help users make more informed decisions about their health.
The addition of the new "Explore" feature in Rooms, out now in version 1.2, allows users to tap a button on the top-left of the app's main screen in order to browse through suggested rooms they may like to join.
The third piece of Gogobot's new suite is integration with Google Street View, which now enables users to tap a "Street View" button on each page — from any restaurant, hotel or attraction page to access a 360-degree view of the location.
Some Trending topics will include hashtags, thus making it easier for users to tap into a Twitter-wide conversation regarding a single matter of interest.
The Southwestern Bell Corporation said yesterday that it plans to end its test offering of a "public information gateway" that allows computer users to tap into a variety of data bases by dialing one number from a telephone line.
In the latest version of Twitter's iOS application, a new feature allows users to tap on a "View Analytics Details" option from any tweet's detail page in order to see data related to that post, including total impressions, engagements and more.
The app aims to create a more engaging experience at live events by offering a focused, virtual community message board, which allows users to tap into a realtime community feed of images, tips and status updates from fellow event-goers.
In August, it launched a "travel mode" that doesn't load snaps automatically and requiring users to tap on a snap to load — saving data for users that aren't looking to load every snap right away.
