Examples of using Fixed-line in English and their translations into Swedish
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namely fixed-line telecommunications network equipment and associated mobile and fixed-line services.
complexities that arise when rolling it out” across every fixed-line network technology, NBN said on Friday.
when you are at work your fixed-line number will be displayed.
In addition, little full"infrastructure competition" has emerged in fixed-line networks, except in very densely populated areas,
According to the characteristics of the winery, the general installation of fixed-type more, because the fixed-line monitoring is 24 hours,
still at the date of the decision, new entrants had no scope to compete with DT for fixed-line access to end consumers.
Mobile termination rates(on average of 8.55 euro cents per minute) are also around 10 times higher than fixed-line termination rates that range on average from 0.57 to1.13 euro cents per minute.
Pure receivers and fixed-line terminals cease to fall within the scope of the Directive,
though to a lesser extent, in Portugal(12%) and Ireland(where only 84% of households have a fixed-line phone), but a fifth of Portuguese households and a tenth of
This corresponds in the fixed-line connection case to network performance equivalent to what is achievable by an optical fibre installation up to a multi-dwelling building,
Trainees will access every fixed-line technology solution used to deliver the new network
Compatible with most standard, fixed-line telephones.
products include Mobile business, Fixed-line telephony business and Digital services.
Over the past 20 years, differences between Member States in access to a fixed-line telephone have narrowed significantly Graph 14.
In addition to fixed-line infrastructure, wireless is increasingly emerging as an alternative infrastructure,
family with this unique cordless phone that wirelessly sends fixed-line calls to both hearing aids.
is also regularly slowed down or blocked by both fixed-line and mobile operators.
Siemens Networks to which Nokia and Siemens would contribute their mobile and fixed-line telecommunications network equipment business.
Fixed-line copper-based services continued to decline while fiber-based services partly compensated for the decline.
Fixed-line broadband- fibre.