Sentence examples for mobile wireless services from inspiring English sources

They reckon the merger would result in "higher prices, fewer choices and lower quality products for mobile wireless services".

In filing suit, the Justice Department said the deal would lead to "higher prices, fewer choices and lower quality products for mobile wireless services".

The Bush administration said yesterday that it would push for legislation to delay for two years the deadline for selling airwaves for advanced mobile wireless services.

Switching off today's analogue services will release broadcasting frequencies that can be then sold off to the highest bidders either for more television broadcasting, or for new mobile wireless services.

And for all of the buzz around mobile wireless services, at the end of the day the battle to control the digital future will be won or lost at home.

"The department filed its lawsuit because we believe the combination of AT&T and T-Mobile would result in tens of millions of consumers all across the United States facing higher prices, fewer choices and lower quality products for their mobile wireless services," James M. Cole, the deputy attorney general, said at a news conference.

The ad is for a mobile wireless service that allows people to use the Internet not just on phones but also computers.

And its analysis concluded that the anticompetitive risk of allowing AT&T to reduce the ranks of the four largest carriers — which provide more than 90 percent of mobile wireless service in the country — to three was too great.

Earlier this year, Vodafone paid $183 billion to swallow the German group, Mannesmann A.G., in the biggest hostile takeover in history, and it has since spent $16 billion acquiring licenses for high-speed mobile wireless service.

See: Database Disconnects Callers At Sigman's Cingular) He also highlighted Sprint's successes with its fast-growing, pre-paid Boost Mobile wireless service, and with leasing wholesale airtime to mobile virtual network operators including Virgin Mobile and The Walt Disney Co.'s ESPN unit for their wireless resale services.

Google's introduction of the Nexus One handset presents consumers with new options for obtaining mobile wireless service, from a new entrant in the wireless phone market.