Sentences with phrase «else started rolling out»

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- the rare case when that might be useful seems to be outweighed by the liability if you (or someone else unfamiliar with your car), accidentally tries to start the car in gear and it rolls out into traffic or into a pedestrian.

The update has started to roll - out to a small number of customers, namely those that bought their devices from Best Buy Canada, and will likely continue to be released over time to everyone else as Kobo generally releases software updates gradually.

That's because in the last couple of years, the U.S. banks have finally started rolling out the EMV technology — the same technology that have been used everywhere else for the last two decades.

We're less than a week away before the spring update, or build 17133, or Windows 10 version 1803 or whatever else it is called starts rolling out for everyone on April 10.

Late in February, we noticed that it was starting to roll out to other devices by means of the Google Photos application, and today, that's extending to everyone else.