Sentence examples for wireless data technology from inspiring English sources

That portfolio included patents that covered wireless data technology used in smartphones, including the iPhone and various Android devices.

Others systems, known as electronic vehicle monitoring systems, use wireless data technology to communicate location and to transmit instructions from central dispatchers to drivers.

Meanwhile, wireless data technology can help to save carbon emissions and reduce food waste by enabling smart logistics, tracking of produce and the monitoring of food quality.

The core network remains untouched as new access technologies (such as fibre-optic links or new kinds of high-speed wireless data technology) are added to its edges.

The next industry cycle may revolve around a wireless data technology known as Wi-Fi, which has the potential to eventually let anyone with a computer or computing device connect to the Internet at high speeds, without cables.

Consider, for instance, a recent report from the Cahners In-Stat Groupredictingng that the use of wireless data technology would "skyrocket" from about 170 million subscribers worldwide in 2000 to more than 1.3 billion in 2004.

By then, it was clear one of them would become Europe's pre-eminent wireless company -- an enviable position, given the skyrocketing use of mobile phones and Europe's rapid embrace of high-speed wireless data technologies.

Among the 170 or so employees at Intrinsic Technology and Linktone, where wireless data technologies are developed, are Bison Zhang, Jekyll Ji, Redfox Cui, Cherry Ge, Echo Zhang, Feeling Chen, Three Sun and Seven Lee.

The companies are betting that a new wireless technology called WiMax -- which is intended to extend the reach of Wi-Fi wireless networks by permitting a single transceiver to connect hundreds or thousands of customers to the Internet over distances of many miles -- will succeed where other long-range wireless data technologies have failed in the past.

Aether Systems, which develops software and wireless data products and services, said it would cut about 225 jobs, or about 25percentt of its work force, because of the economic downturn and a slower adoption of wireless data technologies than the company expected.

By contrast, i-Burst is a mobile wireless-data technology that was designed specifically to exploit smart antennas.