Sentence examples for landline into from inspiring English sources

The company has released two new products: A minirouter along the lines of a MagicJack or netTalk Duo, that lets you plug a landline into your router to make calls even when your computer is off.

Plug the cord from your telephone system's wall jack into one side, your landline phone into the other, and run the 3.5mm audio cable out to a voice recorder.

In 2006, the British telecommunications company BT spun off its landline business into a separate unit, Openreach.

Complaints came from people inside and outside of the school, before and during the meeting, injecting the current strike by Verizon's landline workers into the controversy.

Telecom Italia wants to put its landline grid into a separate subsidiary, which would lease access under the same terms to all operators, including Telecom Italia, and has expressed a willingness to sell a "significant" minority stake in the new entity to a state-owned infrastructure bank, Cassa Depositi e Prestiti.

It hooks into SMB PBX systems, allowing businesses to tap into the service, and it also supports analog telephone adapters — you can hook a landline phone into the Gizmo5's VoIP network using the appropriate adapter.

Taking a page from T-Mobile's playbook, Sprint has announced their new Phone Connect service, which allows customers to plug landline phones into a nifty little adapter that connects to Sprint's network.

Among the devices are a USB adapter from D-Link that lets people turn landline phones into Skype Internet phones, a cordless phone from Panasonic that receives both Internet-based and traditional calls, and a picture-sharing service from Kodak that combines phone conversations with photo slide shows that families can view together while on a conference call.

Terry took Fleming into East Berlin and told him many of the details about Operation Stopwatch, the Anglo-American attempt to tunnel into the Soviet-occupied zone to tap into landline communication of the Soviet Army headquarters.

The system automatically collates electricity, water and landline phone charges into one single bill.

Satellite communication technologies, mobile smart phones and landline telephones turned into wifi networks were the nervous system that facilitated, maintained and publicised the protest movements.