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

Rural customers currently cost between 10 and 30 times as much to serve with wire based telephone service as urban customers.

By August 1997 there were about 85,000 customers of public mobile telephone radio communication networks.

In 1994, the Territory had 8,950 telephones, as well as 6 telex and 400 facsimile subscribers.

They're the largest private user of electricity.

Telephones and airtime will be leased at a discount to individual Grameen Bank borrowers, who in turn will offer a telephone service to villagers who cannot afford ongoing telephone subscriptions.

The ICT diffusion gap is present not only for household and business telephones and PCs but also for payphones, mobile subscriptions, television sets and fax machines (figure A.4, appendix 2).

Although more than one half of the 50 million cellular phone subscribers in the world today are in the United States, forecasts indicate that most of the growth in cellular subscribers after the year 2000 will occur outside of the developed countries.

This shows the accumulated phone costs for the selected account. Important If you have more than one account beware, this is NOT the sum of the phone costs of all your accounts!

This is a map of eight million phone users in a European country.

Use dialogs

Email of the user

The line carried the telephone signals that would later make Bell a household name.

We know about the call, saw it through the window.

The system allows users to connect through telephone line (via modem) and through TCP IP.

Table 4. Mobile phone subscribers by region and level of development,

Telephone services and useful telephone numbers and links

Refuse collaborating with the user.

The importance accorded to these economic benefits is reflected in the larger share of income that developing country users spend on telecommunications as compared with users in developed countries.

(iii) Operation and maintenance of about 17,000 telephone, trunk ports and facsimile lines connected to the private branch exchange (PBX) at Headquarters and implementation of approximately 14,000 user requests for moves and changes

And the result is, right now, this company is the largest telephone company, with 3.5 million subscribers, 115,000 of these phones I talked about that produces about a third of the traffic in the network.

It is easy to forget that, years ago, telephones had no buttons or dial you had to pick up the handset and ask an operator to make the connection. The telephone dial didn t appear until 1919, when the first group of self designated user interface scientists at Western Electric considered what the most intuitive form should be.

Who's on this phone?

On this phone.

User Action Parameter Dialog

Start a collaboration session with the user.

In order to get a more realistic picture of the distribution of mobile phones among users, penetration rates (subscribers per 100 inhabitants) need to be taken into consideration (Table 5).

It's this executive phone I have.

The Ka band concept offered the equivalent of a local telephone circuit, where the user paid for temporary lease of time.

Please, may I use your phone? I've got to call New York.

And you can do them with phone kiosks.

Local telephone charges

Might I use your telephone?

May I use this phone ?

You want to use the telephone?

Can I use your phone?

Long term forecasts indicate that as many as one half of all wireline telecommunications users in the United States will eventually become wireless telecommunications subscribers.

(e) Training for end users of the computer application(s).

We don't give out the phone numbers till after the customer signs the order.

academics and members of the public. (c) Number of users accessing the electronic database increase.

Many library users now interact with United Nations libraries almost exclusively through the telephone or computer networks.

The estimate for the civilian communication network includes spare parts for commercial pattern radio and telephone equipment, batteries, control and intercom cables, antenna cables and connectors, tower and mast components, satellite spares, miscellaneous supplies and telephone cables ( 283,500).

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Request a collaboration session to the selected user.

14. Public phone facsimile