Sentence examples for fixed-line calls from inspiring English sources

Calls made in this way are billed as fixed-line calls.

By 2010, it predicts, fixed-line calls will account for less than half of operators' revenues in the developed world.

Mario Monti, Europe's competition commissioner, now plans to go after the industry over connection fees for fixed-line calls.

Today, the majority of Telefónica's sales come from Spain and Latin America, as well as from traditional fixed-line calls.

Revenue from local fixed-line calls, which makes up 51percentt of China Telecom's business, rose 0.7percentthethe company said.

Local fixed-line calls now cost a flat 1.5 pesos ($0.12) if billed individually, regardless of duration, similar to prices elsewhere in Latin America.

For most numbers called (see Table 1) there were either no eligible respondents (36% of fixed-line; 33% of mobile calls) or the number was invalid (46% fixed-line; 28% mobile).

Similarly, there is much excitement about "fixed-mobile convergence" (see article), a technology that allows people to use their mobile handsets to make cheap calls at home over fixed-line networks—again, it is hoped, boosting usage.

Portugal's main fixed-line operator Portugal Telecom has rejected what it called a "hostile" bid from its comparatively pint-sized rival Sonae SGPS, on the grounds that the proposed price of $12.6 billion was two low.

But the coming of VOIP will provide cheaper calls for customers and help to keep fixed-line prices down.

A substantially greater proportion of calls made to mobiles resulted in a message being left on a recording device, with no subsequent response being received on the study free call return number (26% mobile; 6% fixed-line).