Sentence examples for connecting to wireless from inspiring English sources

Visit IT@Cornell Wi-Fi for details on connecting to wireless networks while on campus.

On Pocket PC models capable of connecting to wireless networks (known as 802.11 or Wi-Fi), the juiciest new feature is automatic wireless-network connection.

A number of "standards-essential patents" used by smartphones for connecting to wireless and mobile networks in effect embody the implementation of a mathematical formula.

Better yet, it's a wireless powerhouse; it contains both a Wi-Fi antenna (for connecting to wireless networks) and a Bluetooth transmitter (for dialing a Bluetooth cellphone, exchanging files with laptops and palmtops and so on).

It packs a 20-gigabyte hard drive, 512 megabytes of memory (including 24 megabytes shared with the system), Windows XP Home Edition and an 802.11b/g card for connecting to wireless networks.

We expect this area to receive high traffic by attendees needing to recharge their portable electronics devices, receive help connecting to wireless Internet services, and learn from hands-on educational demonstrations of cutting-edge healthcare technologies that hold potential to innovate healthcare.

There are reports of earlier Surface tablets that have difficulties connecting to Wireless-n networks.

The T3, however, uses Bluetooth rather than Wi-Fi to connect to wireless networks.

She ran with her Fitbit on her wrist, and with her cellphone connected to wireless headphones.

And a growing number of laptops and portable devices are equipped to connect to wireless signals automatically.

The prototypes cannot make calls or connect to wireless networks, though Mr. Saunders said they included all of the hardware necessary to do so.