Sentence examples for mobile and Fixed-Line from inspiring English sources

Success will probably depend on consolidation and better integration of mobile and fixed-line units.

Now Verizon, America's leading mobile and fixed-line carrier, looks set to challenge the new net-neutrality rules in court.

Telecom Italia, Italy's biggest telecommunications operator by market value, said on Sept. 11 that it planned to split its mobile and fixed-line assets into separate entities.

The sector also includes the reselling of basic services like mobile and fixed-line telecommunications and wireless paging and online handling of data and transactions.

See articleA $2.5 billion bid materialised from a consortium for NITEL, Nigeria's former state telecoms monopoly, which has been losing customers in its mobile and fixed-line services.

That created the world's leading business in an industry that supplies the technology and hardware that keeps mobile and fixed-line phone users in contact.

SingTel has some 500 million subscribers in Southeast Asia and beyond over mobile, broadband and fixed-line connections, and so this is, in part, about the company picking up technology to target them with more and different kinds of ads.

Virgin Media provides broadband, television, mobile telephone and fixed-line telephone services in the U.K. It distributes television programming via joint ventures with BBC over its cable network, including the Bravo channel.

After adjusting for age, there were no significant differences between mobile-only and fixed-line responders with respect to education, residence, and various health behaviours; however compared to those with fixed-lines, mobile-only women were more likely to identify as Indigenous (OR 4.99, 95%CI 1.52-16.34) and less likely to live at home with their parents (OR 0.09, 95%CI 0.03-0.29).

His previous career includes 25 years in the financial services and technology sectors, including payments and mobile and fixed line services businesses.

"The policy which was issued today was poorly worded and incorrectly indicated that the Coalition supported an 'opt-out' system of internet filtering for both mobile and fixed line services.