Sentence examples for for mobile telephony from inspiring English sources

China is the world's largest market for mobile telephony, with over 700m subscribers.

"This is just the early stages of the battle for mobile telephony.

Suddenly, soaring forecasts of market size seemed worth rather less.Looked at one way, China's market for mobile telephony appears as promising as ever.

Pre-paid wireless providers such as Leap Wireless and MetroPCS have captured 90% of the growth in the market for mobile telephony.

In the 1950s, Gross tried – again, in vain – to interest U.S. telephone companies in his inventions and ideas for mobile telephony.

Or Hedy Lamarr, another Austrian, who is remembered for the nude scenes in the notorious 1933 feature film "Ecstasy" and her Hollywood career rather than for developing a technology, with George Antheil, that became the basis for mobile telephony.

Mobile-phone text messages played an important role in pulling in the crowd.But for pioneers of mobile telephony and texts as tools of protest and dissent, simply summoning people to demonstrations a technique first deployed in the Philippines as long ago as 2001 is old hat.

In order for the biological/clinical studies testing the bioactivity of mobile telephony radiation to account for real conditions, we conclude that exposures should be performed by real EMFs as these are emitted by commercially available mobile phones.

For some, this use of mobile telephony is evidence of the Pakistani public's growing religiosity.

For instance, the confluence of mobile telephony growth, social networking, and increasingly short attention spans has spurred the creation of social media applications including Vine, which allows the sharing of short videos; Tinder, a GPS-linked matchmaker; and Snapchat, which deletes anything sent through it from the receiver's phone in a matter of seconds.

In Southampton a nest prevented restoration of mobile telephony services for several months, after Vodafone engineers despatched to repair a faulty transmitter mast discovered a nest in the mast, and were prevented by the Wildlife and Countryside Act, on pain of a possible prison sentence, from proceeding with repairs until the chicks fledged.