Sentence examples for connecting a call from inspiring English sources

At present, Vodafone, O2, Orange and T-Mobile charge 4.3p a minute for connecting a call from someone who is not on their network.

By forcing mobile firms to slash the 'termination fees' they charge another operator for connecting a call, Ofcom hopes that customers will benefit from smaller bills and increased competition.

In a global racket known as international revenue share fraud, gangs target holiday resorts and use the sims from stolen handsets to ring international premium rate numbers in countries in Africa and Asia, where the cost of connecting a call is high.

It has proposed cutting the cost mobile phone firms can charge for connecting a call from another network from 4.3 pence per minute to 0.5p by 2015.

Your cell phone uses a lot more power when connecting a call than when it is on standby.

Broadband connections are always on and can thus connect a call as fast as (or faster than) a conventional line.

The rate is $1.75 to connect a call, and 89 cents a minute, he said.

The FCC also banned the providers from charging extra fees to connect a call or use a calling card.

But Global Tel Link will not connect a call until the recipient puts $25 into an account with a major credit card.

Mr. Lloyd said higher charges were justified because it cost more to connect a call on a mobile network than on a fixed network.

In 1909, top executives at AT&T decided to commit themselves to a challenge: building a transcontinental phone line that could connect a call between New York and San Francisco.