Examples of using Wireless technologies in English and their translations into Romanian
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In 2007, the Commission proposed to make it easier for mobile operators in Europe to offer and develop innovative wireless technologies( IP/07/1170).
such as the migration towards very high-speed networks, ubiquitous wireless technologies, web 2.0,
They will also unleash the economic potential of Europe's leadership in wireless technologies by making radio spectrum policies more efficient, flexible and market driven.
the Commission's current legislative proposals for the timely release of spectrum for use by mobile services will provide a major opportunity for EU leadership in the fifth generation(5G) wireless technologies.
Murata combines high-performance sensors and ZigBee wireless technologies with low power consumption
Innovative solutions, including greater use of wireless technologies, must be deployed as soon as possible to speed-up broadband deployment and to address the
to provide customers with data and voice services, as the high radio frequencies used for 5G are more easily absorbed than the lower frequencies used by older wireless technologies.
Nevertheless, the risk is often surpassed by the benefits and convenience of wireless technologies, which have been a large factor in the spread of these devices within homes,
In remote areas, where natural disasters tend to wreak the most havoc, wireless technologies are the most apt for the job of passing along and relaying vital information to key figures.
The GSM Directive was updated in September 2009 by Directive 2009/114/EC to allow more advanced, next generation wireless technologies to also use this band of the radio spectrum, starting with 3G(UMTS)
this can only be completely achieved by using wireless technologies, for example in rural areas where wired infrastructure is impractical.
IP addresses considerably and allow more novel applications based on wireless technologies, which will expand broadband connectivity to include new mobile devices enabling ubiquitous usage.
The Commission today proposes measures to make it easier and more lucrative for mobile operators in Europe to offer and develop innovative wireless technologies.
using wireless technologies, camera phones,
which is to put a broadband(high-speed) digital infrastructure in place which uses both fixed and wireless technologies, will require measures to remove"digital bottlenecks".
largely driven by the growing demand for electricity and ever more specialised wireless technologies.
namely the management of radio spectrum, by proposing reforms to enhance innovation and investment in wireless technologies.
MacBook takes full advantage of the latest 802.11ac Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 4.2 wireless technologies- and with innovative Apple software
innovation around flexible, stretchable electronics and millimeter-scale wireless technologies, with two leading wearable companies- MC10,