Sentence examples for mobile player in from inspiring English sources

At two hundred and forty pounds, he appeared to be the least mobile player in the building, but he had surprising reach.

Now, I know what you're thinking: that's because Nokia, despite the buzz surrounding the sexier smartphone devices, remains the biggest mobile player in the world.

As a relatively inexperienced and smaller mobile player in China, with only 5% share of China's mobile market, China Telecom will have a tough time catching up, said Raymond Yu, a telecom analyst with Ovum.

But the landscape of telecommunications in Western Europe may change if the European Union plays more of a part in regulating the market, or even if France gets a fourth next-generation mobile player in the form of upstart competitor Iliad.

Because China Telecom is a relatively inexperienced and smaller mobile player in China, with only 5% share of China's mobile market, to expand its 3G service into the high-income cities such as Beijing and Shanghai where China Mobile and China Unicom are strong is a tough task, especially because there is a lack of mobile phone number portability, said Raymond Yu, a telecom analyst with Ovum.

This is despite (i) Japan's Softbank injecting its competitive expertise and $5bn into Sprint (third of four nationwide mobile players in the US); (ii) TMUS (fourth of four nationwide mobile players) striving to become an ever more potent competitor.

The law's supporters say defenders are free to join the attack without having to worry about an opposing forward lurking 70yardss down the field, but when the defense press forward, we can end up with 20 or so mobile players in a congested area.

Since we last wrote about the auction Google has announced the Open Handset Alliance (Android) which includes T-Mobile and Sprint Nextel; in effect Google has an existing partnership with two of the four major existing mobile players in the United States.

It also boasts a built-in RealOne mobile player that allows users to view images and real-time video streaming on the unit's 65,000 color screen.

Sixty five percent of SongPop's mobile players sign in with Facebook, and those spend about 35percentt more time and money than those who do not login with Facebook.

By 2010, says Dadi Perlmutter, vice president of Intel's mobility group, the company hopes to ship an optical cable called Light Peak that will be able to zip 10 gigabits of data per second from one gadget to another, a rate equivalent of transferring a Blu-ray movie from a computer to a mobile video player in 30 seconds.