Sentence examples for wireless broadband providers from inspiring English sources
Second, nearly 90 percent of all Americans can choose from two or more wireline competitors and at least three wireless broadband providers, most of whom now provide some of the fastest 4G LTE broadband networks in the world.
Congress can begin cutting through a lot of that by approving the reallocation of radio spectrum to wireless broadband providers and public safety agencies.
Verizon Wireless, which provides wireless broadband access across the country, has sued to block a federal rule requiring wireless broadband providers to offer data roaming on commercially reasonable terms.
But without greater control over the wireless broadband provider, Sprint ran the risk of losing control of one of its most important partners.
It included one-time charges of $1.1 billion to account for the declining value of Google's investments in the wireless broadband provider Clearwire and the AOL unit of Time Warner.
Wireless broadband provider Winstar sucked up $370 million.
DirecTV and EchoStar have announced a deal with upstart wireless broadband provider Clearwire to resell its high-speed Internet service, and perhaps eventually its Internet phone service.
First up it's expanding its wireless offering in the UK and Ireland by partnering with wireless broadband provider Wicoms.
Wireless broadband solutions provider Novatel Wireless has agreed to acquire Enfora, a privately-held provider of wireless asset-management solutions and machine-to-machine (M2M) communications, for approximately $64.5 million in cash.
Gil Perez is president and chief executive officer of Arcadian Networks, a wireless broadband access provider for critical infrastructure organizations, such as electricity utilities, oil and gas companies as well as other market players.
This is exciting for a few reasons, but the biggest is that it gives technology companies a way to innovate outside of the realm of wireless carriers or broadband providers — all of which use their quasi-monopolistic control over their industries to inhibit innovation in order to make money.
