Sentence examples for cell phone networks from inspiring English sources
Investment is rising in oil and gas exploration, electric power, cell phone networks, biotechnology and the purchase of commercial aircraft.
Text messaging did not take off, however, until it became possible to send messages between the four main British cell phone networks in 1998.
Consumer demand for information on smartphones and other portable devices was driving radical changes in cell phone networks, which became predominantly data networks.
Out of exuberance and the promise -- or mirage -- of fat profits, business in the late 1990's poured huge sums into machinery, office buildings, factories, computers, software, new airliners, World Wide Web sites, trucks, cell phone networks and the many other tools that are used to produce and distribute the goods and services that people buy.
Putting IoT devices on cell phone networks is expensive.
See, cell phone networks get overloaded at every music festival.
Applied Digital Solutions' product, Digital Angel, which is in development, actually uses G.P.S. data to get location information, which is then transmitted to a receiver or cell phone network.
Verizon, a US cell phone network, is on the list, as is another big US telecoms company, AT&T, despite both firms arguably having minimal operations in the UK.
Twenty-five yeago ago, what's thought to be the very first scientific paper in the world suggesting global warming could increase the risk of bushfires was published in Australia (to give you an idea of how long scientists have been looking at this, 1987 was also the year that Aussies got a cell phone network, the year Fred Astaire died and the year Argentinian footballer Lionel Messi was born).
This indicates how expensive Internet access is when it is provided over the cell phone network.
