utilities

We write scripts that collect data from utilities, and these scripts can break unexpectedly when utilities change their interfaces, so being able to update them quickly is important.

Our platform allows electric utilities to manage the energy usage, generation and storage of real world devices.

If they didn't, then as you point out, the utilities would be trying to get people to consume more.

Most of our products are system-level utilities, previous experience developing commercial Windows software solutions is recommended.

If there were more utilities and fewer crappy games, perhaps I'd spend more money at the App Store.

I'm converting some of my simple Ruby scripts and utilities to this to give it a try.

Just as aside, I've dealt with quite a few utilities and United Water is by far the best among them.

In order to change the user databases I will have utilities to allow global scheme alterations.

But there's also a couple Mac utilities that let you export Access tables to CSV which can then be loaded up into something sane.

On the other hand, I am always searching for useful utilities like the RedLaser app.

You'll largely be responsible for small utilities and applications yourself.

We go to internet for utilities not for seeing ads.

Paint and Wordpad are two of the "classic" utilities that stayed untouched in Windows 10 - even though Paint could benefit from some touchscreen-friendliness, for users with touch screens, that is.