Sentence examples for mobile sector and from inspiring English sources
Dell shares have collapsed as investors have worried about its ability to transition away from the declining PC market to faster the faster growing tablets and mobile sector and hit a three year low of $8.69 last November.
With the rather disastrous WipeOut HD experiment and only comparatively limited used of in-game advertising on Xbox 360, it seems a long way off, but the mobile sector – and especially iPhone – is showing the way ahead….
"Because of his leadership," Mr. Obama added, "we have expanded high-speed Internet access, fueled growth in the mobile sector, and continued to protect the open Internet as a platform for entrepreneurship and free speech".
Suez said it and its partner Telefonica believed that "investors have revalued the cost of the mobile sector" and that central banks, including that of France, had cautioned commercial banks about excessive exposure to phone company debt.
We are a highly mobile sector, and some had turned down lucrative job offers enticing them to Singapore and the U.S., decisions that some are now regretting".
Thanks to the ballooning mobile sector and some hungry entrepreneurs, the job search might finally be finding its groove.
In the digital and mobile sectors, networks and brands often underestimate the power of their own curated content because users generate so much of their own, via text and social media.
Freshly appointed president Jim Wong has realigned the company to push into the mobile sector going forward, and said on Wednesday that Acer hopes to see 15percentt of its revenue come from touch products (tablets and smartphones) by 2013, and a third of its revenue by 2015.
"We're betting on a channel shift from offline to online," said Koser, whose firm typically invests in the online and mobile sector.
A lot of companies have been trying to crack open the mobile sector in the US, and for good reason, there are over 2.6 billion mobile subscribers worldwide.
Douglas Leone of Sequoia Capital, a big venture-capital firm, reckons that in emerging markets like China around 50% of start-ups backed by foreign venture capitalists in the internet and mobile sectors are copycats, and in markets like Brazil it is closer to 70%.That is not so surprising.
