Sentence examples for connectivity fee from inspiring English sources

Washington also collects a "universal connectivity fee," as well as a "subscriber line charge" that can end up costing consumers $6 per phone line.

After introducing the Cameo late last year for $100, T-Mobile recently dropped the Cameo's price to $40 and its connectivity fee from $10 a month to $2. Growney says the Cameo is smaller than Vizit and offers fewer features.

See, e.g., Suspension of and Order Instituting Proceedings to Determine Whether to Approve or Disapprove a Proposed Rule Change to Amend the Fee Schedule on the BOX Market LLC Options Facility to Establish BOX Connectivity Fees for Participants and Non-Participants Who Connect to the BOX Network, SR-BOX-2018-24 (Sept . 17 , 2018

Maven offers a range of top trim GM vehicles, including Chevrolet and Cadillac options, and all come with on-board connectivity, with rental fees covering not only time with the vehicle, but also mileage, gas and insurance costs.

The reluctance to join the cashless network is partly because of the joining fee, low connectivity, as well as tax avoidance.

The most likely result of allowing connectivity companies to charge discriminatory fees for different packets is what internet entrepreneur Alok Bhardwaj calls "extortionary pseudo-services": fees to allow some of your packets to arrive ahead of others, or to allow your packets to arrive ahead of your neighbour's.

In the U.S. and some parts of Europe, carriers are charging customers additional fees for the connectivity.

It should also include mobile VolP software connectivity without GSM contract & a flate fee plan.

In October 1999, Micron Electronics initiated a subscription strategy where it sells Web hosting services, Internet connectivity and PCs for a monthly subscription fee.

Nokia says an earlier ruling means RIM is not allowed to produce devices that offer a common type of wi-fi connectivity until it agrees to pay licence fees.

Users will be able to buy and download books, newspapers and magazines, with no monthly fees or charges for basic wireless connectivity.