Sentence examples for roll out of mobile from inspiring English sources
Circle is also planning to use the Wi-Fi network to underpin a roll out of mobile devices, allowing nurses and other staff to complete administrative work at the bedside.
"Implementing the Valimo VMAC is a natural progressive step from Gemalto's roll out of mobile signature schemes in Europe," says Jean Francois Gros, Director Partner Solutions at Gemalto.
It said that there needs to be swift reform of the UK's complicated planning regime to support the roll-out of mobile phone infrastructure.
The roll-out of mobile broadband after the sale of the 3G licences was slower than it ought to have been because the mobile companies had paid over the odds and were therefore short of funds to invest.
The Scottish government's report recommended that it "review the planning system, and its implementation at local level, to ensure that it is proportionate and does not unduly inhibit the roll-out of mobile networks, particularly 4G".
Expectations for a rapid roll-out of mobile banking (or m-banking) services have been revived by the extraordinary success of Kenyan cellphone operator Safaricom's M-Pesa money transfer facility, leading to renewed predictions that the cellphone and banking sectors are in the process of convergence.
The last few years have witnessed major roll outs of innovative mobile solutions and value added services that cater to the requirements of mobile users beyond voice calls and SMS.
Financial services group Deloitte recently launched a crisis response app called Bamboo, which it aims to roll out to the mobile phones of 100,000 staff across the world in the next two years, while also licensing it to clients.
Freeview TVs and boxes in south Wales will have to be retuned as local airwaves are cleared for the roll-out of faster mobile broadband.
FreedomVoice Systems, a company in San Diego, couldn't wait to roll out a mobile version of its telephone software for the iPhone.
It looks like Microsoft is finally ready to roll out the mobile version of Windows Live Mesh, it data syncing service that competes with Apple's MobileMe (which ran into problems at launch).
