Sentence examples for capable of downloading from inspiring English sources
The pipeline for data transfers requires an individual capable of downloading and decrypting data sets.
A gleaming white iPod capable of downloading 15,000 songs might be the most glamorous example of smart design to date.
Sprint says its "4G" service as it brands its WiMAX network makes the EVO capable of downloading up to 10 times faster than today's 3G network.
Besides the usual personal computers in classrooms, students also have access beginning in the third grade to Alpha Smarts, personal keyboards that are capable of downloading sizable amounts of material.
The Japanese company said the technology might not be capable of downloading big Internet files of music or video clips, which are likely to be among the attractions for young customers.
It scrapped plans to do a minor upgrade for Windows Mobile and started fresh with Windows Phone 7, an operating system designed for touch-screen devices and capable of downloading third-party apps and games, similar to iPhones and Android phones.
It was the first watch capable of wirelessly downloading information from a computer.
In fact, the mobile phone has evolved from a simple voice device to a multimedia communications tool capable of uploading and downloading data, text, audio and video while also functioning as a global positioning system, wallet, FM radio, television, alarm clock, thermometer, address book, newspaper, camera and more.
Full-fibre networks are capable of delivering download speeds of 1Gbps – a level seen as necessary to support future digital communications.
Here, Apple seems to have dealt with several bugbears of Long Term Evolution (LTE), an increasingly ubiquitous 4G standard capable of faster download rates and more consistent reception.
The former meant that finally, the phone was capable of bearable download speeds when not connected to wifi networks, which, combined with the introduction of the App Store, put the iPhone on the road to its current position glued into the hands of its owners wherever they may be.
