Sentence examples for telephony now from inspiring English sources

When Lee joined SingTel in 1994, it had 200,000 mobile subscribers (today: 1.5 million) and derived nearly half of its revenues from international telephony, now a bargain basement.

Telephony is now only a small portion of the features of mobile devices.

In June consumer-defence associations said that mobile telephony was now Brazil's most moaned-about product.

Then the emphasis switched to long-distance telephony; and now SingTel makes most of its money from mobile telephony, which is booming in Asia.

The argument is cogent: IP telephony is now good enough to take root within the enterprise.

"Those customers who still use fixed telephony are now able to purchase fixed access from a number of different platforms, such as traditional telephone network, fibre or cable networks, and also from alternative operators offering broadband and voice services over unbundled local loops, so competition has been increased".

A vaunted advance is in telephony: there are now 12m cellular phones, against a handful before the war, and 261,000 Iraqis subscribe to the internet, against almost none before the war.Yet the biggest obstacle to economic progress is the lack of qualified people and civil servants to make use of the cash pouring in.

Grace Digital, a manufacturer of audio and telephony electronics, is now shipping its new line of XLink Cellular Gateway.

Proponents claim HomeRF has special talents with voice telephony, but for now it competes largely on price, less than $100 per machine for PC cards or USB devices.

And I'm sure Zuckerberg was pleased to read that "members ignore" ads on his precious site (which is untrue to the tune of $250 million)....Stephanie "Telephony" Mehta, who now heads our tech coverage.

Now, mobile telephony is ubiquitous, and wireless broadband not far behind.