Sentence examples for landline users from inspiring English sources

They will drive better value for mobile and landline users alike.

The C.M.S. project can target any of India's 160 million Internet users and 900 million mobile phone and landline users.

Virgin Media has 3.7 million TV customers, 4.4 million broadband customers, 4.1 million landline users and 3 million on mobile contracts.

High termination rates have been a net subsidy to the mobile industry from landline users for years, but the bills paid to call mobiles by vulnerable landline users and the organisations that support them never feature in the analysis from the big mobile companies.

If they are calling from the United States, they will pay only for a local call in the United States, which for many cellphone and landline users means they actually do not pay anything extra, whether you are in Turkey or the Shetland Islands.

However, the automated poll surveyed only landline users.

Essentially, Zipwhip's app gives a landline user a facility that has up to now been mainly a mobile phone and messaging app feature.

Overall rates were then calculated as described in the Non-response in RDD Cell phone surveys chapter of the AAPOR Cell Phone Task Force Report [ 12] using the latest ACMA figures for Australia (5% landline-only phone users, 19% mobile-only phone users, and 76% both mobile phone and landline phone users) [ 4].

The drawback of the automated calling system is that it is designed to dial landlines, but cellphone users must register their phones if they are to receive alerts, she said.

Weights incorporated an adjustment accounting for the likelihood of respondents being sampled and post-stratification weighting based on the age, sex, region, telephone status (landline only, dual-user, mobile only) and educational attainment of the sample (matched to population distributions from the Australian Census of Population and Housing, [ 26]).

Recalling an earlier lawsuit in New York and New Jersey, the California suit asserted that Arbitron's method of relying on landline telephones to find users of its metering devices left out many minority households and that stations serving blacks and Latinos suffered lower ratings as a result.