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UK
/skˈaɪhʊk/
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NOUN
- a hook that is imagined to be suspended from the sky
- helicopter carrying a reel of steel cable that can be used to lift and transport heavy objects
How To Use skyhook In A Sentence
- And with the social context on top of location, we show a unique kind of view to what's actually happening on the ground, " Skyhook's VP of Marketing, Kate Imbach says.
- SkyHook will test the market by operating two such craft before any more are built.
- Note the word "club" by a Google insider for what they were using to whack their allies to stop Skyhook. Nathan Newman: Window into Google's Monopoly Maneuvers: More Internal Skyhook Emails
- Ted Morgan, CEO of Skyhook, said the memos help explain the relation between the Google Streetview car situation, the competition with Skyhook and phone tracking.
- Like me, one man who has been patiently waiting for the future to arrive is Ted Morgan, chief executive of Skyhook Wireless, a Boston-based company that provides location-based service as an infrastructure. The Dawning Age of Social Navigation
