Sentence examples for connection mobile from inspiring English sources

Nearly six in 10 Americans are now connected to the Internet wirelessly via a Wi-Fi connection, mobile broadband card or cellphone, compared to about half at this point last year, according to a report from Pew Internet.

The update will also make it possible for you to tether your PSP to any Bluetooth connection (mobile phone, PC, etc) and game online when you don't have access to a wifi.

Speak to various Microsoft executives and you get the impression that they mean it — that Microsoft remains committed to building its own platform (that Widows unity bit), but is also hellbent on selling its services to anyone with an Internet connection, mobile or otherwise.

With internet connection, mobile banking will allow equal access to both men and women to digital banking to save their money, deposit their sales and make payments, and be ready to spend them on the family's needs, creating a whole new ripple positive effects on health, economic and social outcomes.

Participants can be monitored in any environment with an active broadband connection (mobile, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth).

The primary mechanisms for getting online are wired connections, mobile networks and satellites.

With better connections, mobile phones and computers, Indians are increasingly using the internet for more than just checking their email.

The empirical results, obtained from dynamic panel demand models, show a positive and statistically significant relationship between ICT and electricity consumption when ICT is measured using internet connections, mobile phones or the number of PCs.

The new stick runs Android Jelly Bean, also supports MHL connections (mobile high-def) and offers Bluetooth and mini USB for mouse, keyboard and other device connectivity.

This is bad enough on fixed-line connections; on mobile connections it is truly infuriating – and it eats into your data plan as well.

4G is a lightning-quick internet connection for mobile devices – the fourth generation of wireless mobile communications technology, set to usurp the current 3G network in use today.