Sentence examples for second generation service from inspiring English sources

Pawtuckets' Art's Auto and Gilbane's Service Center Building are both rare surviving examples of a dedicated service station displaying whimsical designs in what has been described as the second generation service stations.

O2's chief executive, Peter Erksine, also said that 02 is on track to launch its 3G (third generation) service in the UK mid to late next year.

Third generation services are only just being introduced to this market.

The GSM segment includes mobile, third and fourth generation services, prepaid cards, international roaming and messages services.

The frequencies, which range from 1710 MHz to 1755 MHz and 2110 MHz to 2155 MHz, can be used for so-called "third generation" services the companies are eager to add.

As betting begins for 90 megahertz of advanced wireless spectrum that can be used for so-called "third generation" services or to expand existing cellular coverage areas, participants are honing their game plans, gauging what others might do and focusing on their long-term strategic expansion plans.

DoCoMo plans to spend $8 billion the next three years to make this third-generation service available nationwide.

Mr. Tachikawa said the company was addressing many of the problems that have plagued its third-generation service.

Eager to preserve its pioneering image, DoCoMo bulled ahead with its introduction of the world's first third-generation service in October 2001.

About 60percentt of South Koreans own cellular phones, and the ministry expects the usage rate for third-generation service to reach 50percentt by 2010 even though the costs per customer will be high -- with handsets costing $500 to $1,000.

KDDI introduced its own third-generation service in April, and J-Phone, the No. 2 player in the market, has several hit phone models that are cheaper than DoCoMo's.