Sentence examples for messaging over from inspiring English sources

For example, it would be really easy to say that the reason Japanese people like text messaging over voice calling is because the Japanese are inherently more polite, or they don't want to disrupt the environment.

Jacob George, professor of cardiovascular medicine and therapeutics at Dundee university, also criticised public health bodies for what he calls "mixed messaging" over the use of the devices.

(Internet messaging over a carrier's data network does use up some of a customer's monthly data allotment, but it is a tiny amount relative to, say, watching a video).

Eric Schmidt, who would later lead Google and oversee the introduction of Gmail, wrote Berkley Network as part of his master's thesis in 1978, which was an early intranet service offering messaging over serial connections.

In 2007, Verizon temporarily blocked the usage of text messaging over its network by a group that supports abortion rights, arguing it had the right to block "controversial or unsavory" speech.

Proximity alerts messaging over data.

As wireless customers spend less money on plain-vanilla cellphone voice calls, carriers are betting that data and entertainment services like text messaging, over-the-air music stores, streaming video and mobile Web browsing will lead growth.

In other words, we hide behind the brands we represent and even our own personal brands at times with formal messaging, over-edited tweets, and, on the customer end, imaginary buyer personas like "mid-level Melissa" that take real humans out of the mix and replace them with dictionary definitions.

I rewrite my message over and over.

I kept reading the short message over and over.

The company, Talkway Communications, makes software that enables people to send video messages over e-mail.