Sentence examples for screen internet from inspiring English sources

Chinese officials may limit or screen Internet reports during the Olympics, officials said on Thursday.

Information Minister Tifatul Sembiring has used the scandal — dubbed "Peterporn" after the band Mr. Irham fronts, Peterpan — to revive proposals to screen Internet content that were raised and then shelved earlier this year after a public outcry.

A souped-up version of the 1100, expected soon, will need to offer a better screen, internet connectivity and ideally some access to social-networking sites like Facebook and Twitter, all without sacrificing durability and price.

The Kindle will be a device to read books – black and white screen, internet connectivity via EVDO and a keyboard to take notes and surf the web.

For here at the Tollbooth on Independence Turnpike, you do not need a dishwasher, a microwave oven, or a flat screen, Internet-ready, high-definition television.

As Mr. Jobs pointed out in his keynote presentation, the iPhone is at least three products merged into one: a phone, a wide-screen iPod and a wireless, touch-screen Internet communicator.

The latest have colour screens, internet access and powerful processing chips.

Research in Motion has lured customers with added features like color screens, Internet browsers and information organizers.

Run by restaurateur Iestyn Evans and computer whizz kid Richard Theo, it's a blend of traditional Japanese dining and technical jiggery pokery - featuring LCD TV screens, internet access and the whole place is wireless enabled.

They are, in effect, pocket computers, and include all kinds of whizzy new features such as still and video cameras, colour screens, internet access and games.Mobile telephony is growing fastest in the developing world, where many people's first phone is a mobile.

In fact, it's a big-screen Internet appliance that shows signs of intelligent design, like the ability to play music from the web while you surf—but it retains most of the shortcomings of its kin.