Sentence examples for play bundle from inspiring English sources

The performance of these scheduling algorithms is assessed, in order to propose the most appropriate solution, supporting the triple play bundle.

What I continue to unthinkingly call my "landline" is a version of VoIP, which has been supplied by Comcast since last year as part of its "Triple Play" bundle, along with my cable and Internet services.

The most technically savvy cable operators offer subscribers a seductive "triple play" bundle of services for a monthly fee: telephone, broadband and cable TV.Faced with competition from mobile on the one hand and fixed-line and cable operators on the other, as well as the longer-term threat of internet telephony, incumbents are fighting back in several ways.

Running through August 15th, new customers who order the Triple Play bundle from Verizon will get vouchers for a free Compaq netbook (10.1-inch) or Flip Ultra.

Beyond that, many operators are also gearing up to offer "quadruple play" bundles of fixed and mobile telephony, broadband and television services.

While he has some confidence that Rogers' "strong brand and quad play bundling will protect it from large share losses," Bek believes that the market is likely to see pricing pressure, and expects Rogers to see pressure on its high margin roaming sales.

When we were young and growing up in Flushing, NY, my brother and I would go out to play bundled up in our snowsuits, snow booties, scarves, hats and mittens, and return to our apartment frozen.

People really want choice and flexibility, he suggests, so there is no point in BT simply trying to duplicate the "triple-play" bundle on offer from cable operators.

That explains why NTL, Britain's cable operator, recently took over Virgin Mobile: both to complete its quadruple-play bundle and to gain access to the stronger Virgin brand.

For an incumbent operator in a typical North American city, Nortel claims, a triple-play bundle including television service "doubles the average revenue per user", thanks to new television revenues and increased uptake of broadband.

They might choose to offer subscribers a triple-play bundle in which voice is "free"—ie, the subscriber pays only for the broadband and television services at the usual rates.