Sentence examples for expensive data from inspiring English sources

"We can leapfrog expensive data centres, and plug directly into a global computer," he says.

First, cellphone operators subsidize advanced handsets that require customers to sign up for expensive data plans.

At the least, it means people would need more expensive data plans.

Datto is aimed at companies who generally cannot afford the traditional, expensive data backup and continuity offerings.

They say demand for data services will drive sales and adoption of smartphones, which are more lucrative to wireless carriers because they require expensive data plans.

Teenagers are still slower to adopt smartphones, probably due to the high cost of the devices and the expensive data plans they require.

He added that most customers were choosing the larger, more expensive data packages; one-third of them were choosing packages of 10 gigabytes or more.

Facebook could put an inexpensive smartphone in the hands of these users, as well as those in developed economies who can't afford expensive data plans.

Wi-Fi is widely available everywhere from most Starbucks to public libraries if you don't mind giving up your mobility; the prevalence of smartphones like the iPhone and Samsung Galaxy require expensive data plans for internet access.

It wasn't all profit — achieving the results had meant installing expensive data-tracking systems and hiring extra staff.

GoodData is a less expensive data-analytics solution for large companies.