telephony
telephony
Definition
te·lepho·ny (tə lef′ə nē)
noun
- the science of telephonic transmission
- the making or operation of telephones
telephony
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- videoconference: This results in an improved speech quality, which will find applications in videoconferencing, loudspeaker telephony and high-definition television.
- offer: Under CFC's recommendation, cable TV operators can offer telephony via their networks.
Adjective modifier
- cordless: Cordless telephony system The object of cordless telephony is to provide an on-site telephone service to users of radio connected handsets.
- movable: Additionally, we evaluated its Web and we indicated the accessory changes to him that would have of movable telephony and.
- mobile: In Nokia, Finland boasts one of the world's leaders in mobile telephony.
- cellular: The advent of cellular telephony is a vital enabling technology for IGT.
- 3g: Community Media operate on cable, Internet, satellite, broadband and in the future hope to gain a presence in 3G mobile telephony.
- fixed: Market trends The market for fixed line telephony remains competitive, with an ongoing downward pressure on the retail price of calls.
Modifies a noun
- skype: The combined platform will surpass internet telephony company Skype, which currently boasts a user base of around 100 million.
- integration: Get your voicemail delivered to your inbox with ip telephony integration.
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- vendor: Linux is also used by some telephony vendors for communications voice servers which can provide proven 99.999 % availability - comparable with legacy PBXs.
- solution: Telephony Our range of telephony solutions is second to none.
Noun used with modifier
- fixed-line: Linear broadcast networks like ITV are in danger of becoming the equivalent of fixed-line telephony operators.
- ip: Get your voicemail delivered to your inbox with ip telephony integration.
- voip: We have a state of the art telephone system, offering voip telephony, pc based call management and extremely competitive call tariffs.
- landline: Rather than depending on landline telephony connectivity, these cafés use either satellite links or IP networks operated by a network of service providers.
- Internet: Internet telephony is an exchange of voice data over a network.
- wireless: It covers the period from the dawn of wireless telephony to the granting of the Charter in 1926.
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