Sentence examples for of mobile operations from inspiring English sources

"We have no choice but to innovate," says Olaf Swantee, head of mobile operations at Orange, a big European operator.

The Director of Mobile operations has already emailed TellThem and asked them to develop for Facebook.

Co-founders Nash Islam was previously head of mobile operations at Google, together with Oxford graduate Robin Doble, formerly a trader at Barclays and founder of app-based car-washing service GoWashMyCar.

For all the curious scalability geeks out there: John Faith, MySpace's General Manager and VP of Mobile Operations, tells me that this is as much an architectural change as it is visual.

While consumers may welcome the news, some have seen the moves to cut premiums for roaming as potentially damaging to the operation of mobile operators, removing a lucrative revenue stream.

On Saturday, Royal KPN acknowledged it was in talks with Telefonica after postponing a spin-off and sale of shares of its mobile operations that would have created a $9.1 billion windfall for the company.

For Vodafone, buying Eircell, which had one million subscribers as of June and a market penetration of 58percentt, would fit its strategy of acquiring mobile operations in areas where it is not currently represented.

(Update: Both boards have approved the deal, which was officially announced on Monday).Verizon has wanted Vodafone out of Verizon Wireless for years, so that it can have full control of its mobile operations and the money they earn.

By buying Nokia's handset business, Microsoft may have strengthened its control over the destiny of its mobile operations and gained a potential new chief executive.

"KPN confirms it is in talks on the sale of its mobile operations in Germany," the Dutch company said in its statement.

The company's head of U.S. mobile operations Ravi Nookala told CNET in an interview that it will forge ahead with the Android-based OS that powers its SmartWatch and SmartWatch 2 wearables for the time being, rather than jumping ship to Android Wear, Google's new platform.