Sentences with phrase «make cellphone networks»
The spectrum — needed to make cellphone networks operate — is considered valuable because of its ability to penetrate elevators and underground parking lots in big cities and to travel longer distances in rural areas.
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According to the reports, the sports network wants cellphone users to watch more of its videos so it can make more advertising money, and it's prepared to subsidize their usage to make it happen.
The limitations of cellphone hardware and mobile - network capacity make for relatively low - quality footage, says Kaheel.
No cellphone operator wants to invest in a second network when the first is still making profits.
The calls I made from my living room to cellphones and landlines were clear on AT&T's network.
Still, that Virgin so closely matches the network performance of its parent company makes this carrier a compelling option for prepaid customers looking to save money on their monthly cellphone plans.