Sentences with phrase «access huge library»

This on - demand service allows subscribers to access a huge library of games that are available to stream instantly over the Internet, and it now includes more horror games just in time for Halloween.
Through cartridges and downloads, you can access a huge library of games: from PSOne classics such as Final Fantasy VII to more modern favorites like LEGO Marvel Super Heroes, as well as loads of Japanese titles and piles of games that originated on PSP.
After the release of the latest DLC, «Star Wars Battlefront» will be added to EA Access huge library of games in Dec. 13.

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The minute you sign up with the broker, you are able to access a huge online training video library that is on their website in addition to the online e-books.
Join LiaGriffith.com and you'll be able to enjoy full access to their HUGE library of DIY templates, craft tutorials and printables for $ 7 a month.
Ironically, such a huge digital cache of information can only be accessed from a few select terminals located at pre-designated spots which for now will be located in one of the top six academic libraries un UK and Ireland.
I purchased 4 books just this week and now find that I can't access them at all apart from the huge library I had already built up and after googling about learn that there's no linger a kindle app for Windows.
The research stage — Our writers have access to a huge library of academic and scientific resources.
«Prime Members now have exclusive access to a huge library of books to read on any Kindle device at no additional cost and with no due dates.»
One of the things that make it so popular, aside from access to a huge library of Kindle books on Amazon.com, is that Amazon.com offers an app for just about any device you own, and it remembers where you left off from any Internet - connected device, so you can start reading on your iPod and finish on your Android.
One of the things that make it so popular, aside from access to a huge library of Kindle books on Amazon.com, is that Amazon.com offers an app for most mobile devices, including: Android, iPhone, and laptops running Windows or Mac OS.
It gives you access to a huge library by various publishing companies such as Marvel Comics.
They also work out well for people like me who do not have easy access to huge physical lending libraries and / or read a large number of books a month.
For only $ 39 a year, you get full Amazon Prime benefits (normally $ 79 annually) including free two - day shipping on all orders and access to a huge library of free ebooks, TV shows, and movies.
The DPLA has drawn millions of accesses through APIs instead of the Web, and to a huge extent it's about behind - the - scenes benefits to existing public libraries.
More accessibility to their eManga library (access to it on a smartphone would be a «huge» step in me dipping my toe into digital manga with all their DMG one - shots)?
Jeff Bezos, Amazon.com founder and CEO says «Prime Members now have exclusive access to a huge library of books to read on any Kindle device at no additional cost and with no due dates.»
It features easy access to Amazon's huge media library, but it doesn't offer much more that that.
Strong school library programs can make a huge difference in the lives of students and help bridge the «digital divide» (inequalities between people who can afford up - to - date technology and broadband Internet access, and people who can't).
First of all, because it's fantastic to have this access to America's library users — a huge cadre of enthusiastic readers.
Like the eReader counterparts, it provides users with access to a huge library of content.
The minute you sign up with the broker, you are able to access a huge online training video library that is on their website in addition to the online e-books.
«Who wouldn't want a beautiful piece of industrial design that sells for $ 99, plugs straight into your TV, and gives you access to a huge library of games?»
Despite being simpler and cheaper than the Nintendo 3DS, the 2DS has access to the same huge library of excellent 3DS games, save for New 3DS exclusives.
Convenient, digital access to titles is ushering in the age of Netflix - like services that offer instant access to huge libraries of games.
What we took away from that demo is that someone who wants to get access to the huge Steam library on their television, and who doesn't care about being able to play the newest PC games at top performance, might be well served with the i3 version of Alienware's Steam Machine.
I predicted that within 10 years there would be computer terminals in law libraries, law offices, judge's chambers, etc., with instant access to huge databases of full - text law reports and statutes.
But if lawyers only need focused access to part of an e-book, libraries will need to have a way to either quickly rotate content on and off lawyer - owned devices, to license content by subparts (chapters, whatever), or load (and license) huge amounts to enable broad research as well as deep.
Both plans allow users to watch CBS All Access» huge library of on - demand content, which includes full current seasons of primetime, late - night, daytime, and news shows.
It features easy access to Amazon's huge media library, but it doesn't offer much more that that.
Now my music library is huge and I've got access to the same tools as professional design studios.
It offers access to a huge library of free games, and some unbeatable sales around the holiday times.
It's not a huge problem to just move my iTunes library to an external hard drive, though it becomes a logistical hassle when you're working from a different location and want to access your music library.
Sony's new PlayStation Now service — the cloud gaming service formerly known as Gaikai — will stream directly to PlayStation TV, giving gamers direct access to a huge library of PS3 games that can be played instantly.
Despite being simpler and cheaper than the Nintendo 3DS, the 2DS has access to the same huge library of excellent 3DS games, save for New 3DS exclusives.
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