Sentence examples for compatible network from inspiring English sources

The settlement, which is awaiting final approval by a Superior Court judge in Alameda County, Calif., would allow the phones to operate on any technically compatible network using code division multiple access technology, or CDMA.

Once unlocked, however, iPhone owners will be able to purchase a different SIM card and use their phones on any compatible network around the world, including T-Mobile in the United States.

Palm Computing demonstrated tiny S.D. (Secure Digital) cards (the size of a postage stamp) and other Bluetooth attachments that permit palmtops to make printouts on compatible printers, surf the Net through compatible network base stations, and blast data to other Palms across the room -- all wirelessly.

A drone needs a compatible network device that can support monitor mode, a device resembling a CPU that can run a very basic Linux and the drone software, and a backhaul method to get the captured data to the server.

It was ready to pay such a large sum mainly to get it hands on the AWS spectrum T-Mobile had acquired, plus its customer-base and compatible network (both AT&T and T-Mobile use the popular GSM technology favoured by carriers abroad).The takeover was scuttled, however, when it became clear that anti-trust officials were preparing to block it.

Denny Strigl's likeliest acquisition target is Sprint PCS, which shares a technically compatible network.

It involves a pledge by the two companies to build compatible networks.

Rivals are already looking to pair up with compatible networks, thus expanding capacity and improving coverage in one easy step.

Compatible networks include T-Mobile, AT&T/Cingular, Cellular One, and various Asian and European carriers.

For any given pair, of compatible networks, their Cartesian products A □ B and B □ A are isomorphic in the sense that one defining equation can be obtained from another by a straightforward permutation of x s components.

We report the posterior distributions ℙ (π i, n ) inferred from sampling compatible networks as above.