Sentence examples for cellular telecom from inspiring English sources

However, the introduction of 2G cellular telecom systems that deliver services to moving customers induces difficulties to conquer the challenge of keeping a time-constant perceived quality.

Direct methanol fuel cell developer Oorja Protonics in California has announced its new Oorja Model T-1 fuel cell system, designed to provide a 'green' backup power solution for cellular telecom towers.

Jane Zweig, chief executive of cellular and telecom consultancy the Shosteck Group, says $4 billion to $8 billion would be a decent amount for the whole auction.

(See: "Speculating On Spectrum" and " Competition In The Air").. "There's an opportunity here for people, yes, but it's for people with very, very deep pockets that know what they are doing," says Herschel Shosteck, president of cellular and telecom consultancy the Shosteck Group.

In the licenses that the Department of Telecommunications grants Internet service providers, cellular providers and telecoms, there are provisions that require them to provide direct access to all communications data and content even without a warrant, which is not permitted by the existing laws on interception.

Under Brazilian regulations meant to keep the wire-line telephone network moving forward even as cellular systems are built, Telecom Italia will not be allowed to start its wireless service in January, as it had hoped, unless Brasil Telecom agreed to speed construction of the wired telephone network by a year.

One important difference between the two is that Project Loon's balloons provide LTE connections that share cellular spectrums operated by telecom companies.

Every ride using Lyft involves not only a physical trip but also several much longer digital journeys: between the passenger's and the driver's smartphones, via Wi-Fi and cellular base-stations, along telecoms carriers' networks and through switches and routers to and from the servers of Lyft as well as, ultimately, the passenger's, the driver's and Zimride's banks.

As more and more countries abandon government-run telecom systems, offering cellular network licenses to the highest-bidding private investors and without the burden of navigating pre-established bureaucratic chains, new towers are going up at a furious pace.

In Germany he owns Mannesmann AG, a hybrid of telecom assets and cellular licenses.

For example, Boston-based Artificial Life's animated sales representative, "Kim," sells cellular telephones online for German telecom MobilCom.