The phrase "stable internet" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an internet connection that is reliable and consistent, or to describe an internet service that is dependable. For example, "For work from home, I need a stable internet connection."
The only stable internet comes through the IdeasBox programme run by the International Rescue Committee and Bibliothèques Sans Frontières.
Aid workers plugged their laptops into the device, which offered the first stable Internet connection since the disaster had hit a week earlier.
Today's shooting struck at what is normally a very stable Internet company, which has about 150 employees in Wakefield, a town of about 25,000 people 10 miles north of Boston.
The stable Internet link allows him to send information to district headquarters in Kajiado, instead of spending days traveling there and back to deliver monthly reports, which are too lengthy for him to send via cellphone.
Sign in to your app of choice, but don't forget to cache some music for offline playback on your smartphone – stable internet access fast enough for high-quality music streaming is not exactly ubiquitous.
"Nearly anyone can create a stable Internet connection these days.
That drew the interest of Comcast, the cable giant, which on Tuesday agreed to buy DailyCandy to add to its stable of Internet media properties.
In addition to its recent acquisitions, CMGI's growing stable of Internet companies already includes AdSmart and Engage Technologies, the first of CMGI's homegrown companies to be taken public.
On Thursday, search engine Ask.com announced it would acquire Lexico Publishing Group, the owner of a stable of Internet reference sites such as Dictionary.com, furthering its effort to enlarge its market share and distinguish itself from other online search leaders.
That's because the company realized that so few of its target audience in lesser towns have access to stable 3G internet, many couldn't even download a mobile app if they wanted, Vasupal explained.
"They've taken the tools used to keep the Internet stable and applied them to keeping their phishing sites stable," Mather says.
