Sentence examples for means mobile from inspiring English sources

The faster connection also means mobile gamers will be able to enjoy richly detailed and complex online multiplayer games.

We hope this means mobile users can quickly get a sense of a topic and can explore in more details if they want to.

Understanding why this change is possible illuminates a common misconception about what it is that means mobile phones and aircraft do not mix.

That means mobile operators, which had opposed the price controls as intrusive, have kept rates close to the legal limit of 43 cents per minute for making a call, 19 cents to receive one, and 11 cents per SMS.

That means mobile carriers can recoup their money in less than a year instead of the usual three to seven years.But public-interest groups are smiling not because they anticipate those savings will be passed on to consumers.

Yet, a page later, he summarises the protests in terms that suggest a much less modest study: "We're in the middle of a revolution caused by the near-collapse of free-market capitalism," he writes, "combined with an upswing in technical innovation" – he means mobile telephony and the internet – "a surge in desire for individual freedom and a change in human consciousness about what freedom means".

That feature will prove useful in the developing world, where intermittent electricity sources mean mobile phones cannot be regularly or reliably charged for weeks at a time.

You know what we mean (porn, we mean mobile porn).

That meant mobile app developers would have to have a full-fledged website as well.

That would mean mobile commanded just over half of the average.

"Cotap launched initially with iOS and Android but being mobile first doesn't mean mobile only," he explains.