Sentence examples for available broadband from inspiring English sources
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development ranks countries on a variety of individual criteria, like average advertised download speed and how widely available broadband service is.
And more or less everything is getting remarkably cheap to provide, thanks to faster processing, widely available broadband and the resources of cloud computing.
Because of widely available broadband access and a new wave of streaming sites, it has become surprisingly easy to watch pirated video online — a troubling development for entertainment executives and copyright lawyers.
They've been reading about the debate over how the government might encourage more high-speed Internet use and they've complained loudly that people in other countries have faster, cheaper and more widely available broadband service.
The cheapest available broadband package is more expensive in the United States than in 28 of the 34 industrialized countries in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, when measured in dollars per megabit of speed.
One of the most profound factors inhibiting growth in Europe is that the available broadband services haven't been compelling enough to justify the extra expense.
Mr. Nelson said that money should be available for broadband projects ready to roll.
Separately, last May, Silicon Valley-based M2Z Networks petitioned the F.C.C. for spectrum to build a freely available nationwide broadband network at the higher frequency of 2.155 gigahertz.
The system will have a host of new features only available to broadband users, like a high-quality Internet radio service).
Executives of ABC News, for example, said that it was just last week that AOL programmers called about making a portion of a Monday evening news program available to broadband subscribers during the week.
With thousands of choices available to broadband homes and with news portals such as Google organised much better than newspaper websites, the efforts of Britain's national papers look distinctly faded.
