Sentence examples for Personal telecommunications from inspiring English sources

The numeric beeper was then the only personal telecommunications device on which I could receive an alert from the situation room.

In addition to providing handsets to Globalstar, which produces global satellite-based personal telecommunications, Qualcomm was one of the company's five founding partners.

RIM, as the Blackberry company is known, has sued Glenayre Electronics Inc., a personal telecommunications provider, for patent and trademark infringement because it said Glenayre was copying the central technology in its patent, an invention that RIM called its mailbox integration technology.

The Emirates Telecommunications Corporation (Etisalat), which is required by the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority to censor Internet sites, has a monopoly on most business and personal telecommunications services in the UAE.

Pilgrim has previously outlined the need for greater oversight given the increase in personal data telecommunications companies were set to retain, and warned of some limitations his office would face in overseeing aspects of the scheme.

R&D Companies In the 1980s and '90s, science and technology industries--especially in the semiconductor, personal computers, telecommunications, and drug-development sectors--provided an almost limitless supply of texts requiring localization, ranging from technical specifications to user manuals to marketing presentations.

Technology writer George Gilder proclaimed that "cities are leftover baggage from the industrial era" and concluded that, due to the continued growth of personal computing, telecommunications and distributed production, "we are headed for the death of cities".

Sanmina, which makes mobile telephones, personal computers and telecommunications gear, is experiencing falling demand for its products as sales slow for its customers.

"I'd like to forget this year as soon as possible," said Koji Nishigaki, the president of the NEC Corporation, a leading maker of cellphones, personal computers and telecommunications equipment.

Intel needs to expand its chip portfolio beyond personal computers into telecommunications and computer networking as sales weaken amid a slowing global economy and as consumers find fewer reasons to upgrade PC's.

Originally from Jordan, Arbash studied electronics and communications engineering at Brunel University in London (named, of course, after the great 19th-century engineer Isambard Kindom Brunel, whose iconic Clifton suspension bridge soars across the Avon Gorge in Bristol) and completed a master's at King's College in mobile and personal communications and telecommunications engineering.