For example, "paging"—the need, in the old days of character-based displays, to show only one screenful of information at a time was broken into a separate small program.
Future systems will include navigation, paging, and even the ability to let passengers watch satellite-fed movies.Unsurprisingly, the potential blending of car and computer technology has strong support in Silicon Valley, which senses a lucrative new market just around the corner.
Competition in other sectors is stronger: there are some 30 licences for paging services and five for digital cellular telephones.
Paging through this book, which considers the current state of the North American "preppy" style, the words "gift material" come to mind.
For those who miss the serendipity of finding great words they weren't looking for while paging through the dictionary, there are even contextual menus that show the words before and after in the alphabet.
Ermes, a paging technology, and TFTS, a system for in-flight telephony, were both mandated by regulators but never implemented.
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Additional privatizations were also planned, and some services, such as cellular, paging, and satellite communications, were fully privatized by the early 21st century.
Because of the excess demand for cellular phones, paging services have become popular, and there are several in the country.
Paging through my own history felt a little bit like preparing to defend myself in court.
Ten years passed; I watched "Garden State" again, and it was like paging through an old yearbook, enduring the humorless soul-searching, the emphatic quirkiness, and, in particular, such a precious depiction of New Jersey.
