Sentence examples for connections streaming from inspiring English sources

Even with high-speed DSL or cable-modem Internet connections, streaming video can look jerky.

As people do more with their broadband connections — streaming movies, downloading music, moving files to and from the cloud — it might seem natural for Internet service providers to impose data caps on users to manage their networks and deal with congestion.

The new SupaBRCK — with its dual core processor and a 5 terabyte hard drive — can be plopped down in just about any environment to provide up to 100 internet connections, streaming video for 50 devices and enough server capacity to run a Linux stack.

Users then access the content on the remote devices via an internet connection, streaming live television with only a few seconds' delay.Justice Breyer, writing for the majority, was unimpressed with Aereo's attempt to set itself apart.

The latest television sets and video players come with internet connections for streaming entertainment from websites like Pandora, YouTube, Hulu and Netflix.

Note that these measurements are very different from those done by Speedtest.net and others; Akamai doesn't include connections to streaming servers, for instance, lowering the average.

The district's board room is often free and "well suited for large groups," his memo said, adding that it offers connections for streaming broadcasts via the Internet.

Over the next few years we will see this connection between streaming and ticket sales become completely explicit.

Netflix began helping its users test their internet connection for streaming speeds in May when it introduced Fast.com.

If you have beautiful acquaintances and deep pockets, here's what you'll get: a super thin 7.6-inch screen with 180-degree viewing angle and 30,000 1 contrast ratio, Wi-Fi connection for streaming photos from Flickr and/or FrameChannel, 2GB of memory, 16:9 aspect ratio at 800×480 resolution, video playback, and support for multiple memory card formats.

(Reuters) - Verizon Communications' chief executive said on Monday he expects Netflix will pay the telecom company for faster speeds after Netflix customers complained about slow connections to stream TV shows and movies with Verizon's FiOS service.