Sentence examples for telephony again from inspiring English sources

A fifth development is wireless technology, including mobile computing and telephony, again greatly facilitating rapid and extensive data collection – in pedometrics, the more dense the data, the greater the analytical possibilities and the lower the uncertainty.

And yet, for some reason, several new apps are trying to make actual, out-loud telephony cool again.

Now he and team are once again building a telephony solution that will allow users to make or receive calls from any number of devices — from the desktop to their mobile phones to even the phones placed on their desks at work.

But after three years, the team decided to try (once again) to disrupt the telephony market.

In movies from the '40s and '50s, people fight telephone static and encounter feckless operators and crossed wires; that maddening I-can't-quite-reach-you effect is something like what we have again with cellular and digital telephony.

Just as importantly, but they have done so by disrupting the sectors they operate in – from advertising to gambling; high-fashion retail to enterprise software; movie rental to telephony – none will quite be the same again.

In a sense a novel is a letter, and by writing letters in the days before the Internet and widespread telephony you were practicing the act of novel-writing over and over again.

It bends upward again with the second industrial revolution of the late 1800s built on the internal combustion engine, electricity and telephony.

118,000 signed up for telephony.

I.P. telephony has its drawbacks.

"Look at voice telephony," says Mr Khosla.