Sentence examples for wireless means from inspiring English sources

WIRELESS means mobile or so many believe.

The Japanese are heading onto the Internet in droves -- by wireless means.

The Japanese are heading onto the Internet in droves -- but by wireless means.

They are then dispatched at frightening speed down telephone lines or cable or satellite links or (increasingly) by wireless means.

But crucial to the future of everywhere Internet audio, many believe, lies in widespread wireless Internet access, because wireless means portability.

It's a wireless means of being connected to the internet 24 hours a day or, as the man from the French manufacturer tells me: 'It will read you the news, or the traffic report, or your emails.

And for those who remember when "wireless" meant the radio and still like to grab the radio waves on a dedicated device, there's also quick discussion on buying and setting up a standalone Wi-Fi radio.

That means the FCC is gathering input as it considers adopting the same legislative framework for the Internet that existed back when "wireless" meant the hand crank on your grandparents' AM radio.

More wireless connectivity means more Kindle.

Adding wireless technology means a lot of internal changes.

And with wireless, it means I will be able to find anything, anywhere, anytime.