Sentence examples for A more reliable network from inspiring English sources

At the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, iPhones might already have been everywhere, if AT&T, the wireless carrier offering the iPhone in the United States, had a more reliable network, said Andrew J. Yu, mobile devices platform project manager at M.I.T. "We would have probably gone ahead of this, maybe just getting a thousand iPhones and giving them out," Mr. Yu said.

But Joseph Freddoso, president of MCNC, the nonprofit group that manages North Carolina's public education technology network, said satellites were not an ideal primary service for his users, who require a more reliable network for their research and data-heavy applications.

Decentralization protects data while providing a more reliable network.

However, after initial clustering, clusters are gradually reconstructed and interconnected to form a more reliable network structure by collecting more neighbor information during the neighbor-discovery phase.

To build a more reliable network, the user can choose to use a smaller, more stringent database [ 33].

"This year, we remain on course to introduce substantial changes in our service -– including tripled to quadrupled Internet speeds, a new more modern TV interface, doubling of our On Demand library and an even more reliable network –- all of which we believe customers will cheer over".

The new service, Rakuten Mobile, aims to attract about 10 million customers over nine years and 15 million over a longer period by providing what it claims will be a cheaper, faster and more reliable network.

London's transport commissioner, Mike Brown, said the move would eventually allow fares, information and service levels to be fully integrated, and result in a more reliable rail network.

But a more reliable telecoms network, enabling travellers to call at local rates or to use freephone numbers from any part of Britain, plus technology which automatically switches calls from a busy reservation centre to a less-busy one, has allowed British Airways to disperse these jobs to Newcastle (600), Glasgow (450), Manchester and Belfast (270).

Our algorithm not only provides a more reliable wireless network, but also a more efficient one, which is thus able to satisfy users' demands.

But what began as grumblings over Jobs' refusal to offer the iPhone to a more reliable wireless network and, more recently, criticisms of the iPad's technical shortcomings, are turning into criticisms of Jobs himself.