Sentences with phrase «deep catalog»

This suggests that the earnings discrepancy will grow greater over time, as self - published authors develop deeper catalogs.
Hardcore gamers that already own Xbox 360 will flock to their local electronics store to snag a less - pricey PS3; scrappy gaming upstarts will sink their teeth into Xbox 360's deeper catalog of games.
The price is a tad high for a single somewhat deep catalog title Sony would allow to be licensed out.
The entry - level packages for Hulu with Live TV, YouTube TV, DirecTV NOW, PlayStation Vue and Sling TV range from $ 20 to $ 40, but each comes with a much deeper catalog.
What sets this work apart is Tannone's decision to work with Jay's deeper catalog, the verses that go beyond big sing - along hooks made for radio play and cut into the rapper's experiences in overcoming poverty and forming his worldview.
These deep catalogs of human genetic variation should make it possible to discount an ever - larger - swath of rare but neutral variants.
This would mark the very first time that Disney has gone back to release a deeper catalog title on the 4K format (not just a new theatrical release).
As an anthropologist, this has become a gold mine for Fong; she now has a deep catalog of information about this first generation.
«Firefly identifies printed text on signs, posters, magazines and business cards,» the company said, which it does through combining «Amazon's deep catalog of physical and digital content with multiple image, text and audio recognition technologies to quickly identify a variety of items from the world around you.»
On the other hand, even her deep catalog on the kindle is still $ 5.99 each.
Here comes that Netflix analogy again: I subscribe to Netflix for its deep catalog, but I also rent hot new releases on iTunes and buy Blu - Rays.
What if you're a publisher with a deep catalog on religion and someone is looking for the book with the most in - depth coverage of Pope Francis?
Destinations are domestic and international, so in his deep catalog of episodes, there's something for everyone.
``... the results suggest something is terribly wrong... Unfortunately, we are at a loss to identify precisely what was wrong, given relatively robust sales for the three months prior, decent weather, an improving economy, and a deep catalog of recently released titles... As we can not explain the reasons for the shortfall, we can only conclude that April was a fluke, with many core gamers enjoying recently purchased games and looking forward to new releases coming out in May.»
And although the system may not have been as revolutionary as the Nintendo 64, I do believe it held a deeper catalog of games and more polished concepts from Nintendo themselves.
«It's an honor to partner with Valiant and bring their incredibly rich and deep catalog of characters and stories to new and exciting platforms on mobile,» said Albert Lai, chief executive officer and cofounder of Big Viking Games, in a statement today.
With PS Video, users will have immediate access to buy or rent, not only a deep catalog of content, but the latest releases across movies and TV shows, including exclusive content only available on PlayStation, anytime and anywhere on various compatible devices.
But not only do the game's mechanics keep it feeling fresh, there's a deep catalog of unlocks that help keep the party going strong.
Although Wayfair has this deep catalog of 3 - D products, and the retailer could easily build more virtual rooms, it wants to wait and see how consumers use and interact with the virtual space before it builds more, Sadalgi says.
«Our goal is to become the world's leading destination for innovative film content, with a deep catalog that will enable personalized viewing experiences and that will be rewarding for our core customers: creative, independent filmmakers and film aficionados,» said Robert Binning, StreamSpace's CEO.
The Rift, which is arguably the best VR experience currently available has a deep catalog of games and apps and a year - long head start.
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