The phrase "air digital" is not a standard or widely recognized expression in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts related to technology or media, but clarity would depend on the surrounding text.
Example: "The new device offers an air digital connection that enhances streaming quality."
Alternatives: "wireless digital" or "cloud-based digital".
A bigger hit was his new Bose SoundLink Air digital music system.
At this time we are not equipped to air digital releases directly, however they are downloaded, burned to CD-R, and treated like any other CD.
He throws in visual divertissements in which people's eyes leave their faces and float in the air — digital surrealism by way of Man Ray and Manfred Kriegelstein — but, in the end, he wants to put those faces back together.
Freeview, the free to air digital television service backed by the BBC, is in pole position to benefit from government plans to switch off the existing television signal by 2012, a new study has revealed.
"They can only watch free to air digital channels on small televisions.
The sample topography was studied using a scanning probe microscope (SPM) operated as a scanning force microscope in the 'tapping mode' in air (Digital Instruments Nanoscope III multimode).
"That's what you're led to believe by all the ads". In less than a month, on Feb. 17, all full-power stations plan to shut off analog signals and air digital-only broadcasts.
Competition among cable, satellite, broadband and over-the-air digital systems is fierce.
The WOW Digital TV unit picks up over-the-air digital broadcasts only.
Free-to-air digital channels such as 7mate and One may be an impediment for subscription growth.
And there is new competition in the form of Freeview, a free-to-air digital TV service that has added 4.7m customers since its launch in 2002.
