Sentence examples for weak internet from inspiring English sources

Xbox Live was also taken down the hacker collective, which said it had done so to demonstrate weak internet security.

The couple fell quickly into a strong long-distance relationship, battling the two familiar challenges all separated couples face: time zones and weak Internet signals.

"My job now is to think, What's next internationally?" He mentioned "five or six places where we're actively looking," including India, which has a weak Internet infrastructure but a vast English-speaking population.

At the same time, and you'd be justified in thinking I'm just seeking a silver lining to rationalize my homely new purchase (it cost $360, after all), there's some way in which the Kindle's weak Internet connection and elusive browser are the best parts of the machine.

These independent car rental companies are losing customers every day due to their weak internet presence.

That means smaller sized apps for budget devices with limited space, and offline support to help deal with intermittent, spotty or weak internet connections.

Twitter cites multiple reasons for its struggles, including a lack of familiarity with digital advertising outside America, government regulation in the European Union and elsewhere, weaker Internet access and the abundance of users in emerging markets like India accessing Twitter from phones with limited functionality.

Timothy A. Koogle, Yahoo's chairman and chief executive, said consolidation in the dot-com industry might wind up helping Yahoo because weaker Internet companies would fall by the wayside, and Yahoo might recoup a larger share of the revenue from a stronger, more reliable advertising base.

To test this, Google emulates a weaker Internet connection internally and has to find ways to get people to pages faster.

Onavo-optimized WhatsApp or Facebook apps could run on a weaker Internet signal, such as from drones, because they don't need to send or receive as much data.

Explains the campaign on its website, ResetTheNet.org: "The NSA is exploiting weak links in Internet security to spy on the entire world, twisting the Internet we love into something it was never meant to be: a panopticon".