Sentence examples for mobile network that from inspiring English sources

Long Term Evolution-Advanced (LTE-A) is an evolving next generation mobile network that guarantees high data rates up to 1 Gbps for low mobility and 100 Mbps for high mobility[1].

Had the company been able to assemble such a network, it would have been an enormously valuable franchise -- perhaps even more valuable than Orange, the British mobile network that Hutchison sold last year to Mannesmann of Germany for $14 billion.

Royal KPN N. V., the largest telephone operator in The Netherlands, is in talks with Telefonica S. A. of Spain and several other companies about merging their mobile telephone operations in an effort to create a European mobile network that could compete with the likes of Vodafone Airtouch P.L.C., the world's largest mobile operator.

[C4.] European Telecom Merger Possible Royal KPN, the largest telephone operator in The Netherlands, is in talks with Telefonica SA of Spain about merging their mobile telephone operations in an effort to create a pan-European mobile network that could compete with the likes of Vodafone Airtouch P.L.C., the world's largest mobile operator.

Indeed, it is the lack of a mobile network that makes BT such an enthusiastic backer of FMC, because it enables the company to re-enter the mobile market with a distinctive product that sets it apart from other operators.However, Fusion has not been very well received.

Remember DodgeBall, the early social mobile network that languished after Google bought it?

The company is hoping to sell more hardware to cellular mobile networks that use the technology.

Some analysts have argued that ISPs or mobile networks that block ads could face legal challenges under EU law, citing a precedent in France.

The European commission is investigating whether Apple has used its influence to secure unfair terms from the mobile networks that sell its phones.

WiMax uses the internet protocol to provide smooth online access, unlike mobile networks that carry the traffic over other protocols developed for phone calls.

Although some former Communist countries lack readily available wired telephones, most of Europe has mobile networks that are several generations more advanced and more secure than the older United States systems.