Sentence examples for mobile wireless Internet from inspiring English sources

AUTUMNX sites in Southern Quebec use LTE mobile wireless Internet, excluding Val-d ′Or, which uses wired ADSL.

"What were seeing right now are attempts to drive mobile wireless Internet applications," says Lehman Brothers John Bensche, calling from the CTIA floor.

We believe that the results and experiences obtained from this experimental testbed will advance the understanding of the pertinent deployment issues for a Mobile Wireless Internet.

By implementing standard IETF protocols into this testbed, we have demonstrated the basic functionalities required of the mobile wireless Internet to successfully support mobile multimedia access.

Two North American telephone giants, Bell Canada International Inc. and Telefonos de Mexico S.A., have formed a new company with $3.5 billion in assets to expand in South America, primarily in broadband, mobile wireless and Internet services.

But it's clear the sale will create more competition for mobile phone, wireless Internet and streaming video services as it opens up a broad swath of airwaves.

Broadband wireless networks, such as WiMAX (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access) and 3G (3rd Generation Mobile Telecommunications), are widely used for mobile and wireless Internet access.

People who indicated to fully or partly agree with the statement "I am sensitive to antennas and devices using wireless communication (eg, for radio, television, mobile phones, wireless internet, etc)" and who gave their consent to use their address to reapproach will be invited by post to participate in the study.

Paul Pellman, the chief executive of Click Forensics, said that the firm had begun seeing fraudulent clicks routed through mobile devices, like wireless Internet cards.

Because of the faster speeds that a digital network can provide for transmitting data, digital phone networks are able to handle such mobile treats as wireless Internet services.

Johnston said there were many things that caused interference to the Parkes radio telescope – famous for its role in the moon landing, as portrayed in the movie The Dish – including FM radio, digital televisions, mobile phones and wireless internet.