Sentence examples for monthly data usage from inspiring English sources
Mr. Genachowski praised the system put into place by AT&T that warns iPad users with a message when they are reaching their monthly data usage limit.
Currently, the median monthly data usage by our residential customers is approximately 2 – 3 GB.
Average monthly data usage per smartphone in North America will increase from 2.4 GB today to 14 GB by 2020, Ericsson says.
The Simple Starter plan is just $40 per month, and includes unlimited talk and text plus 500 MB of monthly data usage.
You probably know them all by heart, but here they are for the 4G-uninitiated: $30 nets you 2 GB of monthly data usage, while $50 grants 5 GB, and $80 scores you 10GB.
Similar to its competitors, along with handling that potentially money-saving mobile data compression, and offering ways to tweak any compression trade-off (e.g. adjust the quality of images on web pages), the datasquasher app enables users to track their monthly data usage or interrogate usage over a specific period of time.
But they hope that eventually citizen scientists will download the app and donate some of their monthly data-usage to the cause.
AT&T, which offers 29,000 Wi-Fi Hot Spots in the U.S., says that most of its smartphone customers get access to the carrier's Wi-Fi network at no additional cost as part of their plan, and Wi-Fi doesn't count toward customers' monthly wireless data usage.
It's important to note that AT&T's WiFi network includes over 24,000 AT&T WiFi Hot Spots through the U.S., and the iPhone supports auto-authentication, making it automatic for customers to connect to Hot Spots or AT&T's hotzones without it counting toward their monthly smartphone data usage.
AT&T, which offers nearly 30,000 Wi-Fi hot spots and claims to the U.S.'s largest wi-fi network, says most of its smartphone customers get access to the carrier's Wi-Fi network at no additional cost as part of their plan, and Wi-Fi doesn't count toward customers' monthly wireless data usage.
In the updated AUP, we clarify that monthly data (or bandwidth) usage of more than 250 Gigabytes (GB) is the specific threshold that defines excessive use of our service.
