Sentence examples for mobile telephone users from inspiring English sources

Most of the telecommunications sector in Albania was privatized in the early 21st century, and from the early 1990s to the early 2000s the number of mobile telephone users increased significantly.

China has 135 million fixed-line subscribers, according to the Ministry of Information Industries, and has more than 65 million mobile telephone users, making it the world's second-largest wireless telecommunications market after the United States.

For example, in Finland, home of Nokia and a country with one of the highest penetrations of mobile telephone users, new legislation will take affect in September that permits parents to track their children under 15 without their knowledge.

It offers a dial-in service of traffic information for mobile telephone users; it is in the midst of talks with car makers about putting routing information into their vehicles; and it boosts its brand by offering "AA Roadwatch" travel information on the radio.The road aheadSo far, Centrica has been one of the big privatisation success stories.

There are 20 million mobile telephone users now.

Japan's top cell phone operator NTT DoCoMo and major British mobile carrier Mm02 have agreed to a deal to allow mobile telephone users in Britain, Germany and Ireland to surf the Internet on their handsets, DoCoMo said Tuesday.

A Federal Communications Commission rule allowing mobile-telephone users to keep their number when switching carriers will expand on Monday to cover the remaining one-fourth of the country's population.

Mobile-telephone users (that is, almost every adult city-dweller) can subscribe to stockmarket alerts and trade shares simply by pressing buttons on their handsets.Another big change is the ready availability of mortgageable or pawnable assets with which to raise money to buy shares.

One example: Japanese mobile-telephone users now enjoy some of the world's most sophisticated wireless services, thanks in part to Shigeta.

Sampling in this survey was done by random digit dialing on fixed telephone lines and thus has its limitations with respect to the representativeness of the Belgian population, especially because of a substantial increase in the number mobile phone users without fixed telephone lines [ 27].

However, staff expressed concern over the demographic of mobile phone users and problems of maintaining an accurate record of telephone numbers.