Sentence examples for faster data transfers from inspiring English sources
The new OS brings with it support for USB Type-C, the cutting edge USB standard that supports faster data transfers, faster charging, reversible cables and multitasking (so you can output video and charge your device at the same time).
The IEEE has approved a new standard for IEEE 1394, introducing support for faster data transfers, marking a significant improvement for the serial bus interface.
The Commission's decision means mobile operators will have more opportunities to invest in improved mobile networks, which benefits the whole economy, and consumers will, over time, enjoy faster data transfers and more broadband services.
It's worth noting that Google also plans to launch its Google Cloud Platform East Asia region in Tokyo later this year and the company notes that having this dedicated bandwidth for its operations will result "in faster data transfers and reduced latency as GCP customers deliver their applications and information to customers around the globe".
USB 3.0, which would allow for faster data transfers, are also in the mix.
Gangsters and Prime Directive work over the current Wap network, but they also support the forthcoming GPRS (2.5G) service which offers always-on functionality (users' phones are effectively always online), much faster data transfer rates and clearer billing structures.
The APD senses light pulses and amplifies output signals for faster data transfer over long distances.
These technologies provide superior range, faster data transfer and allow users to stay connected on the go.
The Ricoh Theta V also has a new high-speed wireless radio for faster data transfer, boosting it up to 2.5 times faster vs. the existing version.
OPU is connected with nodes using optical medium for faster data transfer and incorporates interface modules for TNs, DMRs, APs and IMU.
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