telephony造句

The market for its main product, mobile telephony, is rapidly maturing in many rich countries.

There are many smart people working on solutions for some very real cloud telephony problems.

The sound, image, or message transmitted or received in telegraphy, telephony, radio, television, or radar.

This server type provides the interface with the existing telephony environment.

Bundling services together, and creating new converged services such as fixed-mobile telephony, can also raise antitrust concerns.

And what happened to video telephony, promoted as a key capability of "3's" first 3g models back in 2004.

Some of the mOSt innovative entrepreneurs are working with mobile telephony, which is even more important in China than it is in the West.

VoiceXML begins with at least one VXML file, the VoiceXML-flavored version of XML used to inform telephony applications of what they should (and can) do.

The government is newly focused on the price of telephony as unemployment soars, and the regulatory and tax environment is getting tougher.

This is a strong testimonial to CDMA2000's ability to excel in emerging markets underserved by wireline telephony and broadband data services.

As seen on BBC2's Victorian Farm series, Henley Cottage on the Acton Scott Estate promises an escape into a time when to talk of wireless mobile telephony would have earned you a place in Bedlam.

According to industry consensus, desktop video conferencing, collaborative voice and data applications and pure voice telephony will not run well over network infrastructures that provide only best effort datagram delivery.

"ICP's products are now applied in thousands of computer-based applications such as factory automation, computer telephony integration, Networking Appliance, security system, POS system, national defense, police administration, transportation, communication base station, and medical instrument."

"The Inmarsat offers several different mobile communication systems. Through a variety of mobile terminals, these systems provide services, including direct-dial telephony, telex, facsimile, electronic mail, data and voice broadcast, and data connections at sea, in the air, and on land."