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Definition of comms in English: commsplural noun kɒmz usually as modifier Communications. Example sentencesExamples - The company will increasingly focus on wireless comms as a key driver for PDA sales.
- In his country, for example, there were 15 different comms standards and there was little real talk about the Internet.
- There's no need for additional comms equipment or dial-up connections to be deployed at the corporate network end.
- In rural areas, the company acknowledges that fibre optic cable is an expensive way of delivering broadband comms.
- The focus has led to the company developing more custom displays for customers, particularly for mobile comms handsets and portable information appliances.
- Applications could include mobile and satellite comms, broadcast systems, test and measurement and defence.
- Cutting the cost of airtime is essential to winning business from other satellite comms companies.
- Others are less optimistic, saying that the downturn reflects loss of momentum in the mobile comms sector, and they suggest that things could get worse before they get better.
- Typical applications are hand-held instrumentation, camcorders, computer scanners and digital comms systems.
- He moved to the nearest internal comms panel and set the channel for shipwide broadcast.
- He wrapped a comms earpiece around the back of his ear and strapped the throat mike around his neck.
- The council said that keeping up with rapidly changing technology is a major challenge; the comms upgrade will help other IT projects.
- Personal Portable System Manager is aimed at wireless comms devices.
- So it's currently possible for units to know where they are via GPS, and to report their position to commanders via their existing comms systems.
- The microphone was jacked into the comms system, so you could hear the air traffic control.
- But as part of the new fabric of distributed computing, their comms link will always allow them to access far more than can ever be held in a single device.
- It was one of the first companies to warn last October that performance was being hit by weakening demand for mobile comms handsets and higher client inventory levels.
- In the UK, mobile comms was fostered by the ever-broadening availability of prepaid services.
- The service will be offered in partnership with Japan's largest mobile comms company.
- These subscribers will represent 50% of all mobile comms users.
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