Sentence examples for mobile network connection from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, by 2018, mobile network connection speeds will increase twofold and mobile-connected tablets will generate nearly double the traffic generated by the entire global mobile network in 2013 [1].
A COLLEAGUE recently told Babbage that his iPhone had apparently consumed 9GB of data over a mobile network connection in just seven days.
A device containing an ISO 11783 Data Logger, an OPC UA server and a mobile network connection was designed and installed in a vehicle.
"I can view it on my phone anywhere in the world if you have a mobile network connection," he said.
Plus, if a user came offline, you'd also have to figure out a way to track the changes and re-upload them when a mobile network connection is available once again.
Patients in the intervention group who live in an area with a very poor mobile network connection may occasionally receive an unnecessary text-message reminder if an ICS administration can not be reported to the RTMM-database in time.
At least FB is doing users a solid by pre-loading video ad content on mobile devices when they're connected to Wi-Fi, instead of eating up all that bandwidth when they're connected to more expensive and data-capped mobile network connections.
The site reported that analyst firm Berg Insight anticipates the next big step in the industry will be to use data from mobile network connections to expand their reach to more customers.
Yet most social networks weren't designed that way, because phones, screen sizes, cameras, and mobile network connections weren't good enough to build a crystal-clear portal.
Where I live, we can't get Broadband installed, due to being at the end of the connection line, so we have to rely on our 2G/3G mobile network connections on our phones which isn't ideal, but it's better than nothing.
When updating through OTA, use a Wi-Fi hotspot instead of mobile network connections, as these updates come in large sizes and may incur you additional network charges.
