Sentence examples for switch to wireless from inspiring English sources
Here's how: Verizon expects millions of landline customers to switch to wireless service.
Apple faces a battle to convince consumers to switch to wireless headphones after controversially scrapping the headphone jack on the new iPhone 7, analysts have warned.
In the meantime, the entire land-line business is shrinking as more callers switch to wireless phones, a sector in which WorldCom has little presence.
SBC officials said the increase was needed to maintain the remaining pay phones as more consumers switch to wireless phones, prepaid phone cards, pagers and other forms of communication.
It achieved this by a 12% rise in computer sales, a market that has wilted as people switch to wireless devices but which may have been boosted by the phasing out of support for Windows XP, prompting companies to invest in new computers.China's powerful National Development and Reform Commission levied fines on 12 Japanese manufacturers of car parts or ball bearings.
But despite not actually existing yet, that phone is already causing controversy thanks to a rumour that the company will not include a 3.5mm headphone jack on the device, forcing customers to switch to wireless headphones or iPhone-only headphones using the proprietary lightning.
He said the company had lost 350,000 lines in the state since January 2001 as a result of customers switching to wireless or getting rid of their second line when they switched to cable Internet service.
Traders mainly record orders on paper slips, although some, like Schwarz Young, have switched to wireless PDAs hooked up to the clearinghouse's computer.
I played a 720p movie file while wired in and it worked fine, but when I switched to wireless it stuttered and skipped, and had trouble seeking.
Instead of relatively expensive public networks for his Internet connection, the devices would switch to a wireless LAN that connected to the outside world via cheaper high-speed landlines.
And the news got worse Monday, when phone company Qwest Communications announced it would switch to Verizon Wireless to provide mobile-phone calling to more than 800,000 of its subscribers.
