Sentence examples for mobile wireless connections from inspiring English sources

In the late 20th and early 21st centuries a number of other commercial firms began offering Internet services and mobile wireless connections in the more settled areas.

Those arguments include the assertion that a combination that took the number of nationwide wireless phone providers down to three from four would harm competition, because the four nationwide service providers already account for more than 90 percent of the mobile wireless connections nationwide.

Boom! Angaza's solution consists of embedding a hardware subcircuit and firmware into a solar or other green energy device which provides both internal energy metering, so the device can deactivate if the pre-paid energy has been consumed; and a mobile wireless connection, so payment information can be sent to the unit, from which usage and diagnostic information can be remotely collected.

The main contribution is that it enables an overlay-based video conference with all the benefits of a distributed architecture and without the disadvantages of too much traffic stressing the mobile terminals' wireless connections (a mandatory criterion for wireless networks).

Speaking about technical specifications, it should be mentioned, that unlike the previous network, 5G networks will use existing technologies of mobile and wireless connection (GSM, HSPA, Wi-Fi, LTE-A) and will add new technologies of radio access, intended for different specific scenario.

Potholes have been plugged, new benches and shiny rubbish bins brought in to adorn the green spaces, along with mobile toilets and free wireless connections.

REVENGE has been tested in a wireless network (on a University Campus wireless LAN), but the authors have not shown performance data in situations where the mobile nodes had intermittent wireless connections and suffered IP address changes.

Brick and mortar retailers — Why go to the mall when the mall can come to you? Wireless connections — Will mobile WiMax give the cell companies fits?

On the other hand, cellular networks, e.g., Universal Mobile Telecommunications System UMTSS) and HSDPA, can provide more robust wireless connections to mobile users.

Specifically, we demonstrate the feasibility of producing a 3-D high end ultrasound scan at a central computing facility using the raw data acquired at the remote patient site with an inexpensive low end ultrasound transducer designed for 2-D, through a mobile device and wireless connection link between them.

Our experience indicates that some features currently available to our mobile clients for collaborative scientific visualization are limited due to the poor performance of mobile devices and the low bandwidth of wireless connections.