Sentence examples for wireless money from inspiring English sources

In many emerging countries, well over half of people have mobile phone access and many already benefit from wireless money transfer and other services.

Wireless money continues to be an ever increasing share of Verizon's overall sales.

Worn on the index finger, simple gestures can be carried out while holding the touch sensor, whether you want to change the TV channel or set up wireless money transfers through GPS and ibeacon.

Essentially, what you see here is a presentation slide from Allot and the ironically-named Openet handed out at FierceWireless describing a potential wireless money-maker – tiered, fee-based access to web services on a subscriber basis.

The difference represents intercompany revenue, like when Wireless paid money to AT&T for using its long-distance lines.

That made it very difficult for Cable and Wireless to make money on the MCI Internet operation.

For AT&T Wireless, the new money could help the company expand by buying other companies or acquiring additional wireless radio spectrum for systems capable of handling large amounts of voice and data traffic.

Counsel for Cable and Wireless admitted the money was owing but argued that since the British government had recognized Italy's conquest of Ethiopia de facto all rights of Haile Selassie as head of Ethiopia have passed automatically to the Italian government.

In other words, there's every reason to believe that this order will sow discord among state and federal regulators, letting wireless companies save money and sticking cities with the bill.

The trend of bundling four telecom services (voice, broadband Internet, TV and wireless) as a money-saving "quad-play" will cede to the smaller triple-play or even double-play package.

Younggogetter's Justin explains how to save money on wireless.