Sentences with phrase «become as hotspot»

Puerto Rico has been in various headlines, but the current one is that it may become as hotspot for cryptocurrencies in the coming times.

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«There are two ways to connect a car: There's the original telemetry readings, but the new phase, now that we have 4G is infotainment devices, and the vehicle as a hotspot,» says Larry Zibrik, vice-president of Market Development at Sierra Wireless, a Vancouver - based company that's become a global leader in the modules that allow machines to communicate over cellular networks.

Dave Weatherall: Taiwan's expats aren't just English teachers anymore, Taipei has grown to become a huge contender as a digital nomad hotspot.

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Once the regional hotspot locations are on the electronic map, other information such as elevation, socioeconomic characteristics and slope becomes available.

In addition to coaching private clients and serving as a wellness expert to the media, Jamie also founded and operated Gingersnap's Organic, the beloved cleanse cafe in the West Village that became a hotspot for celebrities and fashionistas.

But those remains became the focus for a massive regeneration project, which has led to the creation of many new and romantic dating hotspots, such as a visitor center where you can pay your respects to King Dicky, plus some new additions to the cathedral, and a Nando's.

As the Arizona city rapidly becomes one of the biggest dating hotspots, find out where to go, eat and play with our top ten guide to dating in Tucson!

Suburra marks the platform's first - ever Italian original series, and the first season will feature a seaside town outside Rome as it becomes a hotspot for gambling and a war zone for the mafia, a powerful family, and skeezy politicians, among others.

The step up gets you 16 - inch alloy wheels (base models get steel wheel covers) and that 4G hotspot, which is bound to become evermore important as the connected car becomes more and more of a thing.

The often out of sight areas around or under your sofa can also become a problem hotspot from unwanted chewing, The soft material stretched over the wooden frame at the base of the sofa is just at the right level to be of interest as your rabbit roams around what for them one of the largest obstacles in the room and as the frequently explore around and behind it its inevitable some chewing will occur which can cause a lot of damage very quickly.

A hotspot (also known as pyotramatic or moist dermatitis) is a condition which involves an area of skin which has become inflamed and infected.

The swimming pool area becomes a hotspot during sunny days, as it is totally - equipped with loungers and parasols.

Belize, as a consequence of its medley of cultural attractions, unique marine and terrestrial biodiversity, and conservation efforts, is fast becoming a hotspot for travelers seeking eco-tourism and adventure vacation experiences.

He added: «We aim to develop Sihanoukville to become a tourist hotspot like how AirAsia has introduced unique destinations such as Luang Prabang, Banda Aceh and Bhubaneswar among others and we believe this route introduction will be the first vital step to unlock more travel options for visitors into the coastal city.»

Shoreditch serviced apartments lie in the heart of East London which has recently become a cultural hotspot in the city as well as being close to the commercial and business epicentres of Aldgate and Liverpool Street.

And as we've talked about before, these salons became exchange spaces — hotspots or epicenters where information and people would enter and something new would exit, and I felt compelled to create a body of work that lets us think about these places.

The report also identifies places which could become several migration hotspots in areas close to national borders, such as Mexico's Central Plateau, a subregion known for its international migration to the US.

The best guess is that the metropolis will become as much of a meteorological as a cultural hotspot, with summer temperatures regularly in the 40s.

It's interesting to watch tags converge on some «hotspots» — that is, as users create tags to suit whatever their own purposes might be, certain words become much more frequently used than others.

Second, Comcast could use its souped - up hotspot network as a launching point for becoming a mobile provider in its own right.

LinkedIn is definitely becoming the global hotspot for both recruiters as well as job seekers where profitable opportunities exist for the latter while recruiters benefit from a global talent pool with verifiable credentials.

Additionally, as SF becomes more of a hotspot for startups and VCs, more and more of the beneficiaries of the successful startups will also likely start to move north into Marin, which historically has been reserved for the rich, old guys who were retired and wanted to distance themselves from the hustle and bustle of the city.