Sentence examples for from telephony from inspiring English sources

Mr Wu shows how a series of "information industries" in America, from telephony to radio and movies, have been through what he calls "the Cycle".

Matthew Panzarino, co-editor of TechCrunch, has charted three phases of app development that took mobile technology from telephony to gaming and utilities, to apps that wanted to be your "home screen" and dominate your experience, to apps armed with content that "are more about maximizing their usefulness without dominating your attention".

So besides advertising, will the portals be able to generate additional revenues from telephony services?

These are the services which can make differentiation for MSOs from telephony provider competitors.

All the same, some analysts argue that the only companies generating revenue from telephony services will be the backbone providers themselves, such as ITXC itxc.

With SIP, services can be created that combine elements from telephony and other Web applications, such as e-mail, messaging, the Internet, and video streaming.

Salomon Brothers, an investment bank, estimates that competition may slice Telekom's revenues from basic telephony by DM2 billion a year from its current DM16 billion.

From computing to telephony, from health care to banking, the winners and losers in times of change are those that are able to go beyond numbers and static landscape images to understand the drivers of the change in their environment they are companies that get a good grasp of the playscript of their sector and of the logic for adding and capturing value as a business.

In a series of presentations, they demonstrated ways in which cybercriminals can eavesdrop on VoIP calls, steal data from Internet telephony devices, intercept credit card numbers from VoIP connections and shut connections down altogether.

Such a trend, of course, would raise the competitive pressure on large local phone companies like Verizon and SBC Communications, which so far have felt minimal impact from Internet telephony.

Indeed, many technologies, from mobile telephony to e-mail, have been widely adopted before their impacts on privacy could be parsed by either consumers or regulators.