Sentence examples for cellular wireless technology from inspiring English sources
The older examples include the transistor, the laser and cellular wireless technology.
The demand for high-quality video, voice and data over broadband wireless communication in an HSR environment has thrown open various limitations of cellular wireless technology.
A vast number of communication networks interconnect societies worldwide, and cellular wireless technology networks make up an increasing fraction of this number.
Cellular wireless technology is now capable of delivering voice, text, images, music, and other data to consumers everywhere, and it relies on an extensive network of fixed antennas, or base stations, for relaying information using RF signals.
We have also shown that this concept can be used with cellular phone based wireless technology for remote medical imaging with EIT and that it is valuable to other computationally expensive procedures, such as developing classifiers and data bases for medical data analysis [6], [7], [8].
Because many of today's cars contain cellular connections and Bluetooth wireless technology, it is possible for a hacker, working from a remote location, to take control of various features — like the car locks and brakes — as well as to track the vehicle's location, eavesdrop on its cabin and steal vehicle data, the researchers said.
This app is a powerful tool for monitoring cellular and other wireless technologies as a drive test tool.
Future Wireless Networks (FWNs) will be a convergence of many fixed and mobile networking technologies including cellular, wireless LANs, and traditional wired networks.
Nextel Communications, which delivers cellular service using a different digital wireless technology developed by Motorola, has also expressed interest.
Broadcom wants to increase sales of its products using the Bluetooth wireless technology, which allows cellular telephone headsets to work without being connected by wires to a cellphone.
Bluetooth is the name of a short-range wireless technology that allows cellular callers to cut the cord between ear and phone, making it even harder to distinguish people conducting two-way conversations from those who are just plain crazy.
