Sentence examples for need for phone from inspiring English sources
And Terracom is continuing to lay fiber optic cables to connect Rwanda to several other African countries, eliminating a need for phone calls and Internet traffic to be routed via European or American networks.
The survey was conducted by Intervoice, a customer-service automation company based in Dallas, which sought to convince mobile network operators of the need for phone information backup and storage services, said Stephanie Leonard, a company spokeswoman.
For example, he points out the need for phone companies to accommodate high-speed broadband traffic as a source of significant demand for the latest optical switch technology.
Wire's encryption is called proteus — which it says is its own implementation of Open Whisper Systems' (OWS) Signal protocol, necessary so it could remove the need for phone numbers to be used as identifiers and allow for others methods, according to a spokesperson.
Yes, it will make it a lot harder to dial while driving - which is a good thing -, but there are also smart unlock features which can disable the need for phone security while in the proximity of a car's Bluetooth.
If you have a friend or colleague with another Dragon, they work together as walkie-talkies within a 250-square-foot area, with no need for phones.
Eventually, advanced compute and energy harvesting would obviate the need for phones, and those earpieces will be our bridge to every human being on the planet, and access corpus of human knowledge and expression.
The line turnoffs are occurring at an accelerating rate, driven by a variety of technological shifts: ever-heavier use of cell-phones, burgeoning offerings of phone service from cable companies and less need for second phone lines.
The trust has ended the need for such phone calls.
The need for overseas phone companies to sell Teledesic services locally is another risk factor.
Cable, but not satellite, offers the advantage of two-way communication, obviating the need for another phone line.
