Sentence examples for depending on your connection from inspiring English sources
Depending on your connection speed, it will start loading and confirm you are connected to Wi-Fi.
Depending on your connection, you may try different values for -b (for example, -b10M, -b5M).
Depending on your connection speed, the demo may take up to a minute to load.
But copying that show to your phone takes 45 minutes or more, depending on your connection speed.
Then you'll have to download the film itself, which may take a few minutes, depending on your connection speed.
The Mayday feature is free of charge - allowing users to push a button to be put in contact with Amazon customers support (either video or audio depending on your connection quality) who you can then ask for help.
Carpers will complain that Web-based services are too slow (depends on your connection), too clunky (tried Microsoft Word lately?) or too limited (at the moment Ive got 643 stored RocketMail messages, which is plenty for me).
"Customer satisfaction is always a priority and there are several ways people can keep track of exactly how much data they use". Depending on your download connection the amount of data you use for one song is roughly 3 megabytes, for a three-minute video it's 15 megabytes and for a half hour TV show it's around 350 megabytes.
While there was a lot of great functionality, and the quality of the broadcast was pretty good (depending on your Internet connection), and it was very cool to be able to switch between camera views.
Update (7/27): Microsoft and TheFind have been working to improve the picture quality over the last few days and the algorithm used by Glimpse Catalogs now dials the image quality up or down depending on your network connection.
To the web means recording your video directly to a website; the advantages are that you don't have to upload it and it's available immediately, however depending on your internet connection the recording quality can be significantly poorer than recording a video locally and uploading it.
