Sentence examples for text service to from inspiring English sources

The second letter needs no answer, except perhaps as a reminder to anyone considering a text service to check the charges before they sign up.

The agency also expected to gain full unencrypted access to an unnamed major Internet phone call and text service; to a Middle Eastern Internet service; and to the communications of three foreign governments.

Because the fair's location — 55th Street and 12th Avenue in Clinton — isn't the easiest to get to, the organizers have met with the New York City Taxi and Limousine Commission and will use a text service to alert cabdrivers when they are needed.

Since the launch last week, we have seen a 2000% increase in hits to the CoppaFeel! website, the campaign has reached a cumulative Twitter reach of 41m, and thousands of women have signed up for the CoppaFeel! free monthly text service to remind them to check their breasts.

Making the leap from a one-way text service to interactive TV that allows viewers to edit news broadcasts, choose camera angles and play along with their favorite quiz show required the cooperation of the media industry in setting standards that would allow the new technology to be transmitted to set-top boxes regardless whether they were hooked to cable or satellite systems.

In 2013, British Transport police introduced a dedicated text service to encourage people to quickly and discretely report any form of behaviour that makes them feel uncomfortable – that could be rubbing, leering, sexual comments, indecent acts or more serious sexual assault.

BEIJING — As the Chinese government expands what it calls a campaign against pornography, cellular companies in Beijing and Shanghai have been told to suspend text services to cellphone users who are found to have sent messages with "illegal or unhealthy content," state-run news media reported Tuesday.

In addition to mobile website creation, an end user can create their own text services to promote their site, invite people to see it and use it and to build community services.

An example is the Mobile Doctors Network/Medicareline program (MDNet) in Ghana that provides free voice and text services to all registered physicians and has led to beneficial impact on overall patient care [ 9].

Farmers use mobiles to get crop prices before they go to market, families use an innovative texting service to circumvent the financial sector and send money to relatives with no bank account in another part of the country.

Like a latter-day Boo.com it hyped its magical voice-to-text service to the stars, apparently built on highly advanced technology, but in the end it has not lived up to the expectations it went all out to trumpet.