Sentence examples for most wireless operators from inspiring English sources

Currently, most wireless operators refuse to sell such services to potential rivals.

While most wireless operators subsidize the cost of handsets to get prices down, Iridium charged premium rates for both the handsets and the service.

While most wireless operators subsidize the cost of handsets to get prices down, Iridium charged premium rates for the handsets and service both.

She survived the hostilities: operating in several French theatres of war; organising numerous "honeycombs of spies"; freeing her "boys" from some of the most notorious prisons in France; directing RAF drops of essential cash, supplies and arms; and becoming the most elusive wireless operator in the country.

So the Aug. 9 auction is expected to be most valuable to wireless operators, particularly Deutsche Telekom, parent company of the fourth-largest U.S. wireless provider, T-Mobile, and perhaps to some newcomers (see: "Speculating On Spectrum").

Van Halen is making its most popular songs available to all wireless operators but for a limited time will be released only to AT&T customers.

Still, most of Fessenden's listeners were shipboard wireless operators in the waters off the Eastern Seaboard.

The rail authority required the firms to provide at least 2.25Mbps downstream and 1.75Mbps upstream which precludes today's 3G systems and most proposed ones, spelling bad news for traditional wireless operators.

Dave Maddox owns and operates communications towers leased to wireless operators like Sprint and T-Mobile.

Most of the demand came from the United States and Canada, Ericsson said, where wireless operators like Verizon Wireless, AT&T and Rogers Communications are expanding the capacity of their 3G networks and installing new and faster networks based on a technology called Long-Term Evolution to handle rising traffic.

Wireless operators pipe e-mail and stream television broadcasts.