Sentences with phrase «older outdated software»
It's more about transitioning devices from older outdated software to newer software.
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For example, the recent USPS security breach was the result of outdated security using old and low - quality software, which should have been a concern for the entire organization, not just the telecommuters.
The Brennan Center for Justice estimated in August that up to 20 % of US voters would use a digital system without a paper trail to cast votes on November 8, and 42 states would use voting machines that were at least a decade old and had outdated hardware and software.
Currently, they're also not a very good option for an eCommerce store since they're using old outdated editing software for their store sites.
The project, which they produced with an outdated version of Flash on an old computer, so impressed school board members that they gave him funding for more computers and improved software.
Left abandoned and forgotten by Amazon, the Kindle DX is well over 2 years old now and is thoroughly outdated from a software standpoint compared to the newer Kindles.
For our Joshua's Law classes, we have replaced the traditional driver's education curriculum of using old, outdated books with the latest in software - based interactive teaching tools.
Older Apple TV devices, or those with outdated software, will not be able to view the event.
Old, outdated software from manufacturers with no real concern for your security or privacy are the norm when it comes to phones running Android.
While not on the latest Android 5.0 Lollipop (or even Android KitKat) the older Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean software with Huawei's own EmotionUI 2.0 overlay still gives access to the vast majority of apps on Google's Play Store, but it's a little outdated.
Trying to make do with old, outdated software or equipment can make an AP's job insufferable.
And while you're at it, toss out any mentions of outdated skills, old software programs or other examples of terminology from yesteryear that may make you seem out of the loop.