Sentence examples for telephony to from inspiring English sources

"This will make it easier," he said, "for cable telephony to take a material share in 2004".

In the late 1980's, he used a 1957 concession for mobile radio telephony to persuade the government to let him set up Iusacell in Mexico City.

Televisa, the biggest pay-TV company, which is controlled by the Azcárraga family, is trying to add mobile telephony to its products.

IT WAS meant to be a showcase for public-private partnership: harnessing satellite-positioning technology and mobile telephony to charge trucks for using German motorways.

Many traditional telecoms firms are upgrading their lines to offer the same services and may also be in a position to add mobile telephony to the bundle.

Indeed, many technologies, from mobile telephony to e-mail, have been widely adopted before their impacts on privacy could be parsed by either consumers or regulators.

These new networks allow operators to offer whizzy new services, from video-telephony to music downloads, but they will not be the money-spinners originally imagined (see article).

From its support of IP-telephony to its brilliant mobile speaker phone, BeoCom 5 includes the features you need, when and where you need them.

By 2010, he forecasted the number of total cable telephony subscribers to grow to 22 million.

"Those who choose to remain on the phone will be able to use the telephony service to begin their claim".

"We allow businesses to offload their telephony infrastructure to us and scale that at whatever scale they want us to".