Sentence examples for wire phone from inspiring English sources

Motorola and Cisco Systems are both competing with BigBand to wire phone and cable companies for video.

Just as remote areas leapfrogged wire phone lines for mobile phones, solar can leapfrog the old way of providing electricity by skipping the capital-intensive, centralized power plants and long-distance transmission infrastructure.

The main difference between the Coalition and Labor is that Labor wants to connect fibre to everyone's houses, whereas the Coalition wants to connect fibre to a node – a central spot like an apartment block basement or a cabinet in a suburban street – and then use the old-school copper wire phone network to connect to all the surrounding houses.

Fire Island was hit particularly hard and the plan was to force customers onto the infamous "VoiceLink" service, a wireless phone replacement that can't do basic regular copper wire phone-based applications like DSL, or any data application, from sending faxes to alarm services.

"Up to this point, the cellphone has generally been the second phone for the hard-wire phone in the household.

It aimed to ensure that government surveillance abilities would remain intact during the evolution from a copper-wire phone system to digital networks and cellphones.

This is because while entry into the market is via mobile phones, it comes at a time when wireless technology is increasingly a substitute for both traditional copper-wire phone calls, and soon, broadband internet access.

In fact, I expect to disconnect my wired phone before long.

About one household in four no longer even has a traditional wired phone, relying entirely on mobile phones.

The largest telecommunications company affected by the storm appeared to be Verizon, which lost a considerable amount of old-fashioned wired phone service to the flooding.

So are safe rooms, with reinforced walls and separately wired phone lines, where residents can hide if the house is attacked.