Sentence examples for wireless village from inspiring English sources

Take the wireless village.

"Wiring" is no longer essential when a wireless phone in every village is such a cheap option.

In some remote villages her wireless Internet connection fades in and out.

By then, he reckons, two out of five urban Indians will own cell phones, and operators will turn to the half-million rural villages where wireless stations are cheaper to install than copper pairs.

Even poor country villages have wireless service and many rural people have cell-phones.

The electricity had gone out shortly after Zuckerberg arrived, taking with it the wireless network that provided the village's main connection to the internet.

They are asking the village to offer wireless carriers space on an existing 100-foot water tower nearby, or to wait until next year when the water tower is scheduled to be rebuilt and could be configured to allow up to six cellular carriers to install antennas.

Village Internet kiosks, rural wireless networks and solar-powered electricity generation all have been touted as high-tech salvation for those living in poverty.

For a young man from a Surrey village, being promoted to chief wireless telegraphist on the new luxury liner Titanic was a source of great pride.

Combining all three is the recipe for Dabba, a South African wireless start-up, which has pioneered an idea called the "village telco".

At Marconi Beach in South Wellfleet village are the remains of the first U.S. transatlantic wireless station (1903).