Sentence examples for mobile telephony services from inspiring English sources
The deal is intended to deliver IP telephony, gateway interconnectivity to legacy telecommunications systems, and associated public switched network and mobile telephony services.
It provides cable based services, including pay television, fast broadband Internet and fixed line telephony and, in certain countries, mobile telephony services to residential customers and corporate customers.
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The story is much the same among the remaining inhabitants of Chimalhuacán, where the vast majority does not even have constant access to basic services such as water, electricity and drainage, while many others lack any access to basic telecommunications services apart from expensive prepaid mobile telephony services.
The North Korea deal "is in line with our strategy to penetrate countries with high population and low penetration by providing the first mobile telephony services," said Naguib Sawiris, chairman and CEO.
As the company — and Facebook — move deeper into mobile telephony services like voice, seeing if they can get users to pay up for a "WhatsApp SIM" is a logical step.
Jajah, a popular VoIP service provider, has teamed with eMobile to release a new mobile telephony service on a handheld device that operates purely over a cellular data network.
Member States shall ensure that a freephone number common to all mobile telephony service providers is set up for reporting the theft of a terminal and immediately suspending the services associated with the subscription.
To narrow the gap, Mr Slim is likely to offer mobile-telephony services to Embratel's corporate customers.
Novauris's products already supported iOS and iPhone via its Embedded ASR (NovaSearch Compact) and Server ASR (NovaSearch Server) technologies, the former for spoken access to on-device info for ARM-based mobile phones, and the latter a network-based ASR technology for mobile and telephony services.
The Mobility Services segment providing global system for mobile communications based mobile and related telephony services.
