Sentence examples for most other wireless from inspiring English sources
Attached to utility poles, outdoors and hanging at least 30 feet above the ground, the access points are out of the way of most other wireless traffic.
UWB devices send data over a large range of frequencies, rather than over specific channels, as Wi-Fi routers and most other wireless devices do.
Analysts fear Clearwire could be relegated to niche status if most other wireless carriers move forward with the competing technology, called "Long Term Evolution," or LTE.
AT&T, like most other wireless carriers, started selling unlimited data plans several years ago to curb anxiety in regards to data usage.
Google has arguably had a closer relationship with Sprint than most other wireless carriers here in the States — Sprint is still the only carrier to provide considerable integration with Google Voice, and Sprint's Nexus S 4G was the first device to officially get Google Wallet support.
Unlike most other United States wireless carriers, which use standards like T.D.M.A., or Time Division Multiple Access, and C.D.M.A., or Code Division Multiple Access, VoiceStream operates under a standard called G.S.M., or Global System for Mobile communications.
In the meantime, Verizon and most other big wireless firms need more spectrum capacity right now.
Similar to a wireline Internet or most other traditional wireless networks, network congestion in CRNs will also occur when the offered data load exceeds the available capacity of SU due to buffer overflow caused by accumulated data packets injected from upstream SUs.
Most every other wireless handheld out there has a color screen or has one coming soon.
As with most other Internet sites on wireless devices, MapQuest has, in the interest of speed, modified its site to include only bare essentials -- no photos, no graphics.
Unlike most other cities where municipal wireless was going to be offered in free hotspots and at a reduced price for residential service, San Francisco planned to offer citywide wireless free in a three-way deal with EarthLink, which was to build the grid, and Google, which would have paid to advertise through the network.
