Computer telephony device

Skype Internet Telephony

Cisco IP Telephony Router

electronic communications, including the Internet, e mail and mobile telephony

Growth in mobile telephony can have significant implications for economic development.

The whole history of telephony is a story of dealing with that uncertainty.

However, full mobile telephony penetration is as desirable in developing as it is in developed countries.

That's the kind of rules that the cellphone company that Nelson purchases his telephony from operates under.

The Commission's analysis found that the acquisition would have both horizontal and vertical implications, as both parties were involved in a number of overlapping markets, including mobile telecommunications, fixed local telephony, long distance fixed telephony, Internet access services, data transmission services and, public telephone services.

And these kids, their first English word is Google, and they only know Skype. They've never heard of telephony.

GrameenPhone is a premium priced cellular telephony (GSM) offering for individuals and business in Bangladesh s urban centres and has about 4,000 subscribers.

The company s equipment was used for numerous applications, including credit card authorization, lottery transactions, pipeline monitoring, distance education, corporate telephony applications and paging.

Potential users of VSAT rural telephony were rural communities served by public call offices, business users, local authorities and tourists at remote sites.

9. The expert from Zimbabwe informed the meeting on progress made in cutting waiting lists for telephone connections through the introduction of cellular telephony.

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Differences in the patterns of investment and revenue generation may account for some of the variations in the diffusion of basic telephony and advanced services.

That inevitable evolution resulted from the rapid expansion of fibre optic cables, which were more appropriate than satellites for trunk telephony and point to point communications.

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It is argued that mobile telephony is the information and communication technology that has the most significant impact on development, particularly in developing and least developed countries.

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Near Tingiri s office, Rwanda s largest telecom company, Rwandatel, is installing new wireless telephony equipment made by Huawei of Shenzen. Africa boasts the world s fastest growing market for wireless telephony, and Huawei with offices in 14 African countries is running away with the business, sending scores of engineers into the bush to bring a new generation of low cost technology to some of the planet s poorest people.

As an example, in 1985, the International Telecommunication Satellite Organization (INTELSAT) gave a dedicated four wire satellite telephony link between parts of Africa and the Memorial University of Newfoundland.

The ICT sector includes semiconductors, traditional voice telephony technologies, and technologies supporting high speed data and audio visual systems, stand alone and networked computers, and packaged and customized software.

Countries with limited financial resources often need to choose between promoting the extension of the NII to increase telephony penetration rates and promoting the diffusion of high capacity networks.

Besides the major communications companies, Alcatel Espace is a strategic partner of the Globalstar system, a new world system for mobile telephony to be put into service in 1999.

At the centre of the issue of interconnection charges is that while the costs of calls terminated in each other's network are traditionally shared in the international telephony interconnection operators, Internet operators in developing countries are often obliged to pay the full cost of the connection between their networks and those of global network service providers (NSPs), regardless of the direction of traffic.

If the ball costs 10, the bat costs...

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This costs me money, ladies, it costs me money!

In the future, satellites will be called on to play a major role, whether in the matter of television broadcasting or mobile telephony, with personal satellite communication systems having world coverage.

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And it all costs money. Everything costs money, huh, Max?