Sentence examples for cellular capabilities from inspiring English sources

According to research by the NPD Group, most tablet owners use their devices on Wi-Fi networks, and most consumers intending to buy a tablet plan to buy one that does not have cellular capabilities.

The $299 Samsung eReader E60 will lack 3G cellular capabilities when it ships this spring, a notable omission when compared with the current market leaders, the Kindle from Amazon and the Nook from Barnes & Noble, both of which are priced lower, at $259.

That is, it has cellular capabilities and you can store your music, pictures, videos, and contacts on it.

The significant features of HSP47 which are distinct in its cellular capabilities are discussed.

In addition, some of the mobile nodes have Internet connectivity via cellular technology and can share it with other neighbors, e.g., without cellular capabilities.

The products at issue in this investigation are cellular mobile telephones including smartphones, cellular PC cards, cellular USB dongles or sticks, personal computers such as laptops, notebooks, netbooks, tablets and other mobile internet devices with cellular capabilities, cellular access points or "hotspots" and cellular modems.

An old-school eccentric who drew media attention a few years ago for carrying around a bulky push-button telephone outfitted with cellular capability, Perich has specialized in pieces for one-bit electronics — raw, buzzing sonorities harking back to the early days of synthesized sound.

We've pushed hard for AR hardware makers to prioritize cellular capability and longer battery life on roadmaps for this reason.

Remember, the Galaxy Tab comes with a 3G modem and there likely will not be a WiFi-only model because Google requires cellular capability for the Android Market.

The iPod Touch, for instance, is seen as the iPhone-that's-not-a-phone, so to speak - offering everything an iPhone does but without cellular capability.

All the challenges remain, and AR still needs that magic combination of hero device, long battery life, cellular capability, strong app ecosystem and telco cross-subsidization before it can really take off (around 2018, based on current road maps).