Sentence examples for wireless software from inspiring English sources
Mr. Kargman, the co-founder of a wireless software company called Kargo, grew up in Brookline, Mass.
[C6.] Microsoft Seen in Wireless Deal Microsoft is expected to announce a deal with AT&T Wireless Services today to sell wireless software and services.
Microsoft plans to announce a partnership today with AT&T Wireless Services to offer wireless software and services, a person close to the talks said last night.
What Mr. Hejtmanek did was quit a high-paying job at BackWeb Technologies to create a wireless software company called Enterprise Air.
"People are trying to learn from the experience of the fixed Internet," says John Sims of 724 Solutions, a wireless software provider.
Portfolio managers and analysts tend to divide the sector into three areas: cell phone makers like Nokia, wireless service providers like Vodafone AirTouch and an assortment of wireless software application providers, which offer the riskiest play on the theme.
In addition, a flexible management architecture is outlined that takes EDHs into account, called Wireless Software-basEd architecture for Extremely Dense networks (WiSEED).
In this context, this article presents a management architecture for 5G system, called Wireless Software-basEd architecture for Extremely Dense networks (WiSEED).
They will be integrated in smart and dynamic wireless software-defined networks (SDNs), [41], which means a generalization of the software-defined radio (SDR) concept [42].
These two concepts provide cellular networks with the needed flexibility to evolve and adapt according to the ever-changing network context and introduce wireless software-defined networks (W-SDNs) for 5G cellular systems.
In effect, previous customers leave their comments floating in the air around the restaurant, where they can be read by anybody with the right handset.This concept has been generalised by a number of wireless-software firms into the idea of digital graffiti messages that can be posted using a handset, and which correspond to a particular location.
