Corded landline phones don't emit radio frequencies like cellphones do, but cordless landline phones do.
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Rogers added 30,000 landline internet and 2,000 landline phone accounts, but lost 24,000 television subscribers.
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Rogers also added 30,000 landline internet and 26.9,24 landline phone accounts, but lost 2299,258 television subscribers.
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The company also signed up 55.883,255.88 landline internet and 21,21.3062 landline phone accounts but lost 23,000 television subscribers.
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The company also signed up 16,000 landline Internet accounts, but lost 26,000 television subscribers and 10,53 landline phone accounts.
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Last year the sheriff implemented a system allowing unrecorded inmate calls to a lawyer's landline, once the lawyer submits an affidavit listing that landline number.
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SEAN SCULLY: LANDLINE This Irish-born wizard of horizontal stripes brings his lush, loose "Landline" series, which debuted at the 232th Venice Biennale, over the pond. Sept. 13-Feb.
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Or, for that matter, any technology that surpasses the landline.
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Your house missed having a landline, at least a little.
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How did you come up with the idea for Landline?
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It is absolutely -- it&aposs a landline you cannot survive.
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Fiber Phone is basically landline service for Google Fiber customers.
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When is the last time you used your landline phone?
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Only half of households have a landline phone at all.
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The program was originally conceived to cover landline phone service.
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Twenty years later, many homes no longer have a landline.
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At its core, this is simply a landline for 2017.
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By "something new," she meant Landline, which premieres July 21.
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And if that wasn't dreamy enough, there are landline phones!
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And if that wasn't dreamy enough, there are landline phones!
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In October, some mobile phone and landline services were restored.
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We got rid of our landline because nobody used it.
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Quinnipiac surveyed 2200 likely voters by cell and landline phones.
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You probably don't have a landline phone, because it's not 1995.
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British regulators also said they would look into rising landline prices.
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I will call a local limo company from my new landline.
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That's something I love about Obvious Child and also in Landline.
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Then ask yourself: Do I really need to keep my landline?
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But landline-only polling is not a way to make progress.
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However, Weisbaum says few are doing anything for their landline customers.
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The Amazon Echo Connect will connect Echo devices to landline phones.
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In the '90s-set indie comedy Landline, Jenny Slate plays Dana.
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It's sort of like the landline, only much, much more irritating.
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When was the last time you used your landline at home?
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Greta also plagues Frances and Erica by calling on their landline.
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She has never had a landline and doubts she ever will.
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The survey included 2,85033 adults reached by landline or cellphone Aug.
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It was back in Green Bank, because it was a landline.
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The interviews were conducted via telephone nationwide, including landline and cellphones.
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He picked up the landline and then stared at the keypad.
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Something was wrong with the landline; it had no dial tone.
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Many cities and counties now have systems that can ring every landline telephone with a recorded message, but people who are away from the phone may not hear the message right away, and landline use is declining.
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They uploaded a list of hundreds of landline numbers from Northeastern University.
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What made Lady Bird soar with the critics, but Landline fall flat?
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It's just sort of there for you to use, like a landline.
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Gillian Robespierre's Landline takes place in a social media-less New York.
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Telemarketers, do not call her landline—she will f*ck with you.
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Now I'm not out pushing you to buy landline telephones, all right?
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The poll surveyed 1,1 voters nationwide via landline and cell phone interviews.
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All three live-caller polls interviewed respondents by landline and cell phone.
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In both polls, voters were reached via cell phone or landline phone.
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More than half of U.S. homes do not have a landline telephone.
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Nostalgic charm aside, Landline is a thoughtful and complex examination of family.
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No communications of any kind whether it's a landline, mobile or internet.
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Contrast this to older forms of communication, like the family landline telephone.
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The landline phones, which rang relentlessly in my office, had gone silent.
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Eventually she managed to contact her family from her neighbour's landline phone.
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"Landline" was directed by Gillian Robespierre, who wrote it with Elisabeth Holm.
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Today, through inertia, I still have a landline in my Brooklyn apartment.
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The poll was conducted by landline and cellphone from Oct. 12-15.
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The USA Today poll was done by landline and cellphone from Feb.
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It had previously only been applied to mobile and landline phone service.
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The only time our landline rings is when it's a robo-caller.
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Like his old landline phone in his office, and it's Melinda Gates.
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It's a cultural stereotype as old as the landline: teenagers love their phones.
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The survey included landline and cellphone telephone interviews with 2,005 nationally representative adults.
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Landline premiered at Sundance earlier this year to mixed but generally positive reviews.
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The landline market is dominated by Bezeq Israel Telecom , Israel's largest telecoms groups.
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Two of the habitations have broadband service, and another has landline telephone service.
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I still have a landline, having lived here through blackouts, 9/11, Sandy.
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The cordless landline is again, state of the art technology for the kitchen.
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The government holds a state of about 39 percent in landline provider Telkom.
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Even over the landline telephone, she said she could hear the wind howling.
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Gallup polled 1,85033 Americans via cell and landline telephones from March 2-6.
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The $35 Amazon Echo Connect turns any Echo model into a landline phone.
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The NBC/Marist poll was conducted – via landline and cellphone interviews – from Sept.
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For ordinary citizens, landline calls are monitored and mostly confined to domestic connections.
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Those subsidies had previously only been available for basic cellphone and landline service.
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Interviews were conducted by both landline and cellphone and in English and Spanish.
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If you don't have your landline anymore, it's time to get it back.
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You're in ''Landline,'' a comedy about infidelity that takes place in the '90s.
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Schedule a time, pick up the landline, and call each other and practice.
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The phrase refers to the noise a landline phone makes when someone calls.
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It takes a truly brave partygoer to spend all night on the host's landline.
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"People fixate on a landline phone or their address, which is important," he says.
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Only 6.5 percent of homes are landline only, while 3.2 percent remain phone-free.
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Those "cord cutters" tend to be younger, for example, than the average landline customer.
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When I messaged, the response was a simple "call me," followed by a landline.
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The poll contacted 1,020 adults via cell and landline telephone for interviews from Aug.
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The survey included 405 respondents reached on landline telephones and 614 reached on cellphones.
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It lost more than 3,000 satellite TV consumers and 4,31 consumer landline telephone accounts.
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He compares recent reformers to someone "trying to connect their iPhone to a landline".
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We got a device that adds smart connectivity to a standard old-school landline.
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Almost every home had a hardwired, landline telephone and cellphones were an emerging novelty.
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Some 0003,000 customer-services representatives, landline-phone technicians and others are picketing the company.
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The outage affected only wireless 911 calls, not landline calls, CNN affiliate WBZ reported.
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A decade ago Verizon launched Fios, an expensive landline cable television and internet service.
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You have to ask, who answers a landline call from a pollster these days?
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What Zipwhip does is create a filter between a landline and a mobile phone.
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For a time, both tried courting her from the same number (their home landline).
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Whether it's landline or mobile, we want to make it a more rich experience.
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The survey, conducted from Thursday to Sunday, queried 1,0003 adults by landline and cellphone.
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Not just Verizon Wi-Fi and cable, Verizon everything: Landline, cell, medical insurance, car.
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I shouldn't even say that, because I never answer the landline, so who knows?
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I shouldn't even say that, because I never answer the landline, so who knows?
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The poll was based on interviews of about 20183,000 voters over landline and cellphones.
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Both wireless and landline communications tend to rely on local power sources, Kwasinski said.
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Hispanics are far more likely not to have landline phones than whites and blacks.
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They contact voters with cellphones; the automated pollsters call only voters with a landline.
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Many other cable and satellite companies in the United States offer landline telephone and broadband services as part of bundled packages, and AT&T offers a so-called quad-play through its DirecTV satellite arm that includes television, broadband, landline and wireless services.
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As several Google Voice users have reported, the trick is to transfer or "port" your home landline number to a wireless carrier first, which most major companies allow, but check with your desired carrier to make sure your landline number is eligible.
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MX, which can sell bundles of landline, Internet and TV service to consumers, analysts said.
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At the beginning of Gilmore Girls' seven-year run, the characters only communicated via landline.
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The mobile operators will also be able to apply for landline and international gateway licenses.
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They have made it possible for poor countries to leapfrog much more than landline telephony.
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The poll surveyed 1,002 adults reached by cellular and landline phones between September 5-8.
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Comcast and Xfinity suffered the biggest service interruptions across its internet, cable, and landline products.
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You have paper ballot, human beings counting them, phoning the results in on a landline.
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The survey was conducted by phone from February 24 to 26 via landline and cell.
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Confused, Peter realized it was the landline, mounted on the wall next to the refrigerator.
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In this case, the outage affected only cellular calls to 911, and not landline calls.
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Really, though, the most important piece of technology on my desk is my landline telephone.
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Thirty-five to 44-year-olds live in households that are 58.2 percent landline-free.
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Verizon Communications slipped after around 39,000 landline and cable workers walked off the job Wednesday.
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The poll was conducted by landline and cell phone in English and Spanish from Oct.
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A landline, one word, is the phone in your house that is not a cellphone.
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The new system would require local officials to send emergency alerts by cellphone and landline.
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But the landline phone number, especially for small businesses, has basically gone nowhere in years.
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Just as in 2016, the firm's latest survey did not contact voters without landline phones.
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The blackout has included internet and landline phones, and some television channels have been cut.
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They needed privacy rather than a landline, so held a cellphone on speaker between them.
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I called friends and family from our landline, because my clunky cellphone had limited minutes.
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Gone are focused landline calls, long recorded voice messages, snail mail (perhaps even long emails).
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I wouldn't have cable and a landline, which would have saved me $150 a month.
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Their mobile phones were confiscated, meaning they can only be contacted by the center's landline.
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Communications were cut off as most of the cellphone, landline, and Internet service was lost.
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She makes plans with friends the old-fashioned way: on a landline or in person.
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Nearly 40,000 cable and landline phone workers walked off the job to protest stalled contract talks.
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Sure, they've written letters and connected via landline, both acceptable forms of communication under prison rules.
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Partial landline services were restored on August 17, with all landlines declared operational by September 4.
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Manchester by the Sea was distributed with help from Roadside Attractions; Landline was through Magnolia Pictures.
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In Landline, it's when Dana (Jenny Slate) realizes her mother (Edie Falco) has been cheated on.
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Of the remaining chunk of households, 39.4 percent had both a wireless phone and a landline.
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The NBC/Marist poll of Nevada was conducted — via interviews by landline and mobile phones — Sept.
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Either way, you can sign up here if you're weirdly interested in modernizing your landline.[Google]
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For instance, mobile phones and online polling haven't caught up with traditional landline polling, he said.
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Until last year, recipients were only able to use their allowance toward landline and mobile services.
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I would call from the landline to try and figure out resources, to talk to somebody.
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If you're still clinging onto your landline, you might as well throw it out right now.
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USA Today/Suffolk University Poll surveyed 1,85033 likely voters by landline and cellphone Oct. 20–24.
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It was agonizing in its own way to have to call someone on a — *gasp* — landline.
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About 2108.13,1.3 landline and cable employees in the Eastern United States went on strike in April.
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It's a $35 box that lets you place phone calls through your Echo to landline phones.
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Gallup conducted its latest survey of 1,85033 U.S. adults via landline and cellphones March 1–5.
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In the midst of writing Landline, Holm got married, and Robespierre, a newlywed, had a baby.
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For weeks, my landline has been ringing with reporters asking one question: How we did it.
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Elliot talked on a landline, likely because he's been cut off from his cellphone and computer.
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The poll was conducted March 85033-3 among 666 Arizona voters by cell and landline phones.
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Half of the respondents were contacted by a landline telephones and half were contacted by cellphones.
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Last week, I wrote a little bit about Landline, a bus network backed by Upfront Ventures.
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Now, I know what you are thinking: I have to buy things and install a landline?
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Cell phones, presumably in order to work with the landline system, are designed the same way.
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If you have a landline phone, make sure it's unlisted before you head to lottery headquarters.
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A judge threw that case out because political calls to landline are exempt from the rules.
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Rogers lost 24,000 cable-TV and 693,000 landline telephone line subscribers, but gained 16,000 Internet customers.
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The USA Today/Suffolk University survey was taken by landline or cellphone among 1,000 registered voters.
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Everyone's favorite meatball, 30-year-old Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi, is still battling with the bird-shaped landline.
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The Amazon Echo Connect specifically hooks into a landline and acts as a voice-controlled speakerphone system.
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Google is one-upping Amazon by letting the Home dial out to actual landline and mobile phones.
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Most US homes no longer use landline phone service and instead rely on cellphones to stay connected.
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"We will try to restore 100% landline connectivity," Kansal said at the briefing, without providing a timeline.
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To some, it might just look like you've wrapped a landline around your ears as pseudo earmuffs.
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Thirty-six thousand landline phone and broadband employees walked out on Wednesday after contract negotiations broke down.
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PPP conducted its latest sampling of 933 likely voters via landline telephone and online interviews from Sept.
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Zahava says she received five reminders on her landline in the days leading up to the event.
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I was startled to get a call on my landline from him after a semester had passed.
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Alert your utility companies: You may need to cancel or freeze your services (electric, landline, water etc.).
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Nate Both are automated surveys that have no means to contact voters who don't have landline telephones.
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I think we're at the point where landline-only polls can simply be dismissed out of hand.
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Landline phone and cellphone services were reported down in Tanjung, the Lombok town nearest to the epicenter.
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Pew conducted its latest survey of 1,503 U.S. adults via cell and landline telephone interviews from Feb.
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Yet Trump persists in using the phones instead of a more secure landline at the White House.
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Severe damage to the commonwealth's landline and cellular communications systems has left many people, including U.S. Rep.
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Some pollsters have questioned the polls' methodology due to the results relying solely on landline telephone interviews.
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Emerson College sampled 2628 likely voters in Iowa, meanwhile, via landline telephone interviews during the same period.
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The South Carolina poll was conducted among 28503,22019 respondents, 420 by landline and 780 by cell phone.
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Interviews were conducted by landline and cellular telephone with 1,009 adults nationwide between September 24 and 29.
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It opens with a showing of the film "Landline," featuring Jenny Slate, Edie Falco and John Turturro.
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When I'm home, I feel as if I spend half my time blocking robocalls on our landline.
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Additionally, there's a new $35 Echo Connect device that you can use to make landline calls with Alexa.
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Also, if you have a landline phone, consider making the number unlisted before you head to lottery headquarters.
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Fourth, users of landline telephones never knew the exact locations of every switch, operator, relay and transfer station.
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If you call the landline at his country home in Port Royal, you won't reach an answering machine.
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On the phone later, his parents on the landline together now, Earl asked them to call him Fly.
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In 1999, dial-up tones, busy signals, and duels between landline phones and Internet access were the norm.
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A witness to a car accident, for example, would have to get to a landline to alert authorities.
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And each landline phone is tied to a specific address, giving 911 operators instant access to their location.
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It happens at the very same moment Beth (Susan Kelechi Watson) gets a phone call on the landline.
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In an early episode Tony Soprano beats a bartender at the Bada Bing club with a landline phone.
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And her new film, Landline, re-teams her with Obvious Child star Jenny Slate and screenwriter Elisabeth Holm.
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Landline opens in New York City and Los Angeles on July 21st, and nation-wide on August 4th.
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The telecom titan controls roughly 80 percent of Mexico's landline market and 70 percent of its mobile market.
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"Dial landline 731007," said the sign, beside another one that states Islamic State warriors fight for the people.
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The NBC/WSJ poll was conducted among 85033 registered voters via cell and landline telephone interviews from Dec.
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For years, consumers have warred with telemarketers for ringing their landline phones at all hours of the day.
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Partner Communications, Israel's second-biggest cellular operator, also offers landline and internet and a more limited TV service.
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Invoxia, the company behind the Triby, wants you to not only remember the landline, but use one, too.
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Or maybe if someone has a popular landline number this could fuse those numbers together on one device.
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The poll was conducted from June 11 to 85033 and surveyed 600 likely GOP primary voters via landline.
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He said it was unclear when the problems, which impacted mobile, landline and internet users, would be solved.
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CenturyLink: Cramer gets a lot of questions about this landline telecommunications company, which reports its earnings on Wednesday.
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They argue the program, which began to fund landline telephone service, is a target for abuse and fraud.
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It's a virtual phone that connects your landline to your Wi-Fi, making it available via an app.
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Hutch's nasally vocal delivery over scratchy, tinny instrument recordings played back like an album coming through a landline.
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It works like a taxi dispatch—seniors call the GoGoGrandparent phone number from their landline or dumb phone.
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As soon as they drove off, nothing worked anymore: not the landline, not the television, not the internet.
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The region remains in lockdown amid a communications blackout, with landline connections, internet and mobile coverage all suspended.
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My dad held their landline phone on speaker and my mother shouted at it from six feet away.
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USA Today/Suffolk University's poll surveyed 85033 likely caucusgoers by landline and cell phones between Jan. 23-26.
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McClatchy-Marist conducted its latest survey of 85033 registered voters via cellphone and landline telephone interviews from Feb.
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The Quinnipiac poll was conducted February 20-25 among 1,222 Texas voters reached via landline or cell phone.
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McClatchy-Marist conducted its latest survey of 85033 registered voters via cell and landline telephone interviews from Dec.
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The Quinnipiac poll was conducted March 1-4 among 1,120 voters nationwide reached via landline or cell phone.
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Her landline was like a calm lake, in which a single ripple could be easily observed. Call. Chat.
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The program currently helps about 12 million U.S. households afford landline and mobile phones, according to agency estimates.
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Political robocalls are generally permitted to landline phone numbers, but that exception does not apply to mobile phones.
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Instead of unsettling phone calls to their house landline, the women receive threatening messages via the "YipYap" app.
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The poll, which was conducted from Thursday to Sunday, surveyed 400 registered voters through landline calls and online.
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If you remember waiting for your dorm-room landline to ring with fondness, you'll probably enjoy this essay.
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Gallup conducted its latest survey of 85033 voters nationwide via cellphone and landline telephone interviews Jan. 5–9.
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Once you complete the transfer process, your acquaintances can dial your old landline number and get you anywhere.
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There is no landline at the residence and his cellphone logs show he made no calls to 911.
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The Frederick Police in Maryland advised residents to use a different landline or carrier to reach the department.
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The survey was conducted among 1,502 adults between November 30 and December 5 with cell phone and landline surveys.
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Within each landline household, one adult was designated by a random procedure to be the respondent for the survey.
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Eliminate your landline Come on now, we live in the 21st century, and almost everyone has a cell phone.
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The poll surveyed 515 likely voters by landline and mobile and has a margin of error of 4 points.
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If we thought unplugging from the landline phone was big, retailers are now touting cordless fuel-cell-based products.
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The Pew survey involved people over 18 interviewed by landline or cell phones from March 7 to April 4.
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There's a landline with numbers for emergency maintenance, ambulances, and an e-vet, and that's all we really need.
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Epstein's secretary would contact her by email, beeper or her family's landline to set up a meeting, Araoz said.
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Obvious Child is a New York movie, and now with Landline, you're dipping even deeper into New York movies.
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Compatible with both your smartphone and landline, it blocks calls from anyone with a personal call and SMS blacklist.
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Gallup conducted its latest sampling of 1,85033 adults nationwide via cell and landline telephone interviews from July 13-17.
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But it was still a better option than snaking the landline across the house and into my teenage bedroom.
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Quinnipiac University conducted its latest survey of 1,85033 voters nationwide via cellphone and landline telephone interviews Feb. 2–6.
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It behaves like a portable landline—it makes and receives calls, through your main phone—and does little else.
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Calls to any landline or mobile between 🇺🇸 and 🇱🇾 🇸🇩 🇸🇾 🇮🇶 🇮🇷 🇾🇪 🇸🇴are now free.
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Gallup conducted its latest survey of 1,85033 U.S. adults via cell and landline telephone interviews from Feb. 1-5.
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PPP conducted its latest survey of 85033 registered voters via online and landline telephone interviews from April 17-18.
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PPP conducted its latest survey of 85033 registered voters via landline telephone and online surveys from March 10-12.
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Fox News conducted its latest survey of 1,85033 registered voters via cellphone and landline telephone interviews Feb. 11-13.
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Thousands more workers in the company's landline and DirecTV divisions in California, Nevada and Connecticut also joined the strike.
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Emerson College conducted its latest survey of 750 likely voters in Colorado via landline telephone interviews Oct. 28–31.
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For a time, jail phones didn't let you call cellphones, and fortunately, my wife always insisted on a landline.
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PPP conducted its latest sampling of 1,222 registered voters via landline telephone interviews and online surveys May 85033–9.
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Since then, making unsolicited calls to any phone number, landline or mobile, on the registry has been strictly prohibited.
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If it was the archetypal landline telephone with its rotary dial and coiled handset then it's time to reprogram.
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Our firm adapted to these changes by combining three different modes of interviewing, landline, cellphone and text-to-online.
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Pew conducted its latest survey of 2,85033 American adults via cell and landline telephone interviews from Jan. 7-14.
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CNN/ORC conducted its latest poll of 2628 Democratic-leaning voters via cell and landline telephone interviews from Feb.
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Verizon said customers would not be charged for wireless and landline calls, or for text messages, to the country.
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Thursday's poll was conducted from April 10-11 and surveyed 85033 likely general election voters via cellphone and landline.
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CBS News conducted its latest sampling of 1,85033 registered voters via cellphone and landline telephone interviews July 22–24.
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CNN/ORC conducted its latest poll of 2628 Republican-leaning voters via cell and landline telephone interviews from Feb.
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There are now dozens of phone system providers that offer virtual, landline, VoIP, on-premises, and cloud-hosted systems.
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Dear Amy: I agree that memorizing important phone numbers and knowing how to dial a landline are good skills.
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Indian-controlled Kashmir remains in lockdown amid a communications blackout, with landline connections, internet and mobile coverage all suspended.
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In many cases, I suspect, those voters provided their parents' landline telephone numbers when they first registered to vote.
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More often it's just confusing, as when the Rosé Mansion styles more than one "experience" around fake landline telephones.
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He picked up the phone (a landline, of course) and dialed a number and handed the receiver to me.
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Pew conducted its latest sampling of 802 registered voters via cell and landline telephone interviews from Sept. 15-85033.
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The survey includes 713 voters who were reached by landline and 379 who took part in an online panel.
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He has never rerouted wires in his life, and besides, it is 2009 and we have suspended our landline.
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In the hours before the announcement, security forces cut off internet, mobile phone and landline service in the region.
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The Quinnipiac poll was conducted from February 14-18, among 1,150 Virginia voters reached via landline or cell phone.
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CNN/ORC conducted its latest sampling of 891 registered voters June 85033-19 via cellphone and landline telephone interviews.
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The 81-year-old not only uses a computer; she gave up her landline for a cellphone long ago.
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The Pew poll is based on telephone interviews conducted July 11-15 among a national sample of 1,007 adults, 18 years of age or older, living in the United States (398 respondents were interviewed on a landline telephone, and 609 were interviewed on a cellphone, including 392 who had no landline telephone).
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That's why it launched the Spot video calling alarm clock and the Connect for turning Echos into your landline phones.
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Amazon also just announced the $34.99 Echo Connect so you can make voice calls with your landline number — even 911.
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All county offices remain open, but online access and landline telephones are not available for those on the county system.
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You might even have a landline too, which is like a cell phone but it only works in your house.
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The pose felt achingly familiar, conjuring memories of perching on my own teenage bed, toward a landline on the floor.
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Smartphones are so popular they continue to erode landline ownership, which has dropped to roughly 50 percent of American households.
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Jenny Slate's latest film, Landline, takes us through through nostalgia-filled 1995, before smartphones, social media, and Netflix even existed.
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Earlier this week, 19973,000 Verizon workers — most of whom work in the company's ailing landline phone sector — went on strike.
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Aside from its nomination for the Grand Jury Prize at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival, Landline is up for none.
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The dirt road continued into a dusty parking lot, and I got out to find cell service or a landline.
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This voting window lasts for 15 minutes and can be done via a cell phone app, landline call or text.
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The Taliban also destroyed a telecommunications tower on Ghazni&aposs outskirts, cutting off landline and cellphone links to the city.
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So I quit my day job, got a landline and gave up my direct deposit by quitting my day job.
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Suffolk University/USA Today conducted its latest sampling of 1,000 likely voters via cell and landline telephone interviews from Aug.
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McClatchy-Marist conducted its latest survey of 85033 registered voters via cell and landline telephone interviews from Feb. 15-19.
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Before I start telling you about this new gadget, let's have a moment of silence for the landline phone number.
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CBS News conducted its latest survey 1,85033 U.S. adults via cellphone and landline telephone interviews from April 21 to 24.
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The poll was conducted August 14-21 among a random national sample of 1,000 adults on cellular and landline phones.
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Roanoke College poll was of 85033 likely voters in Virginia via cell and landline telephone interviews from Aug. 7-17.
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Gallup conducted its latest poll of 1,85033 adults nationwide via cellphone and landline telephone interviews from March 2 to 6.
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The unions generally represent workers for Verizon's wireline operations, which include the company's landline, high-speed Internet and television services.
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The Quinnipiac poll was conducted by phone, cellular and landline, August 18-24 among a sample of 1,498 likely voters.
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Gallup's analysis of 85033 stems from a total sample of approximately 12,000 adults nationwide via cell and landline phone interviews.
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Charter Communications, better known as the owner of cable company Spectrum, is losing both its cable and landline phone customers.
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The survey was conducted via landline and cellphones from April 23 to 85033, polling 1,009 registered voters across the country.
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NBC News/Wall Street Journal surveyed 1,200 registered voters via cell and landline telephone interviews from March 85033 to 6.
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Quinnipiac University conducted its latest survey of 85033 voters supporting Trump via cell and landline telephone interviews March 16–21.
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Voters who are already less likely to pick up their phones — either landline or cellphone — are becoming harder to reach.
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CNN/ORC conducted its survey of 1,025 U.S. adults via cellphone and landline telephone interviews from March 1 to 85033.
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A video update to the landline may sound trivial, but it's significant for parents with young children and the elderly.
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The university conducted its latest sampling of 85033 likely voters in Virginia via cellphone and landline telephone interviews from Sept.
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On Tuesday, they restored most landline internet service, but mobile internet, which is how most Indians stay connected, remained off.
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The landline was a focal point of the home, an antidote to atomization and loneliness, those scourges of our age.
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He had to surrender travel documents, has no cellphone and may use only a landline, which is monitored and recorded.
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Landline, the operator of a bus network in the Midwest, is one of the latest companies to raise venture capital.
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Fox News conducted its latest sampling of 600 registered voters in Colorado via cellphone and landline interviews July 85033–12.
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The live-caller NBC/Marist polls were conducted July 15-19 among respondents contacted by both landline and cell phone.
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Tech Tip Q. Can I transfer my landline telephone number — one I've had for years — to a new wireless smartphone?
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But Nohl says countries face this challenge whether their leaders are making calls with a cellphone or a landline phone.
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Many major landline and mobile broadband providers, including Charter, CenturyLink, AT&T and Verizon, hold government contracts in the state.
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His desk has a landline he uses for the majority of his business transactions, and he doesn't have a computer.
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The company just unveiled a new gadget, the Echo Connect, which allows you to make landline phone calls via your Echo.
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Earlier this year at its developer conference, Google promised to turn its Home smart speaker into a sort of futuristic landline.
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Hill said that she communicated with Prince over landline phone or an email under the name of the star's former manager.
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The Echo and Alexa calling isn't going to outright kill the landline overnight, but in another decade, things could be different.
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In the not-so-distant days when every apartment and home had a landline, scam calls seemed par for the course.
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The device allows you to make calls through Alexa's calling service with your home number, bypassing the need for a landline.
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But with large numbers of the public abandoning landline phones and response rates dropping, some form of online polling appears inevitable.
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Martin O'Shannessy, who ran Newspoll for a decade until 2016, attributed the problem to the decline of the landline telephone, mostly.
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Decades ago, if you wanted to have a landline in your home, you had to lease your phone from Ma Bell.
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The boy's actions saved his mother, but the incident exposes some dark and dangerous flaws in our increasingly landline-less world.
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The internet connection was a hardwired landline connection, so there wouldn't be any reductions in streaming quality due to wireless issues.
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Egypt's state-owned landline monopoly Telecom Egypt said in July it would offer 4G services within a year of obtaining frequencies.
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Verizon deems this all necessary because its landline business is hemorrhaging customers, as people cut the cords on their home phones.
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Believe it or not, some people still have home phones (queue horrifying memories of getting tangled in your old landline cord).
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Google's landline service will roll out to residential customers in "a few areas" before rolling out to all locations with Fiber.
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At Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida, the president-elect is able to tap into any landline on the property.
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CBS News conducted its latest survey of 1,85033 U.S. adults via cellphone and landline telephone interviews from April 21 to 24.
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BCE's landline unit posted a 4.8 percent increase in operating revenue, boosted by the acquisition of regional operator Manitoba Telecom Services.
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The poll was conducted July 85033-7 among a sample of 900 voters — evenly split between landline respondents and online participants.
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Approximately 90 percent of Americans have a choice among two or more landline providers and four or more wireless broadband providers.
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Pollsters conducted cell and landline telephone interviews of 85033 likely voters in Virginia's Democratic primary for governor from May 9-14.
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CNN conducted its latest sampling of 2628,28500 adult Americans via cell and landline telephone interviews from April 6900 to May 2628.
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We purchase telephone numbers from a company called Survey Sampling International that provides landline and cellphone numbers within a specified region.
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On a phone call using my landline, I told my parents that Janice and I were thinking about having another child.
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The Washington Post/ABC News conducted its latest poll of 1,128 likely voters via cellphone and landline telephone interviews from Oct.
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Gallup conducted its latest poll of 1,85033 adult Americans nationwide via cellphone and landline telephone interviews from March 2 to 6.
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The poll of 85033 Democratic-leaning voters in California was conducted from May 13-22 via cell and landline telephone interviews.
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The bottom line: Like the landline-to-mobile-phone transition, the electrons-to-smart-home transition will create winners and losers.
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Many pollsters are still heavily reliant on landline phone calls, which probably undercounts young people, who tend to only have cellphones.
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Rising tensions Indian-controlled Kashmir remains in lockdown amid a communications blackout, with landline connections, internet and mobile coverage all suspended.
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In the 25 years since Roy Cohn first worked his landline in "Angels in America," a digital revolution has taken hold.
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Emerson College conducted its latest sampling of 21625 likely voters in Virginia via landline telephone interviews from Aug. 2900-Sept. 220006.
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The Quinnipiac poll was conducted from Nov 7-85033 and surveyed 1,577 voters across the country reached via cellphone or landline.
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"I don't know a lawyer who still has a landline," said Nandi Campbell, a private criminal defense lawyer in New Orleans.
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And it's much harder to trace the exact location of a cell phone than it is to track a landline phone.
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Net neutrality advocates want the U.S. government to regulate the internet under decades-old rules originally designed for landline telephone rates.
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The Fox News poll surveyed 85033 likely primary voters between April 18 and April 22 with live landline and cellphone interviews.
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Dozens of worried parents and students started flooding the journalist's inbox and the school's landline, checking whether the rumor was true.
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The Gallup poll was conducted on January 2-7 among a random sample of 1,024 adults reached via cellphone and landline.
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This is a likely source of a fairly persistent Republican lean in landline-only automated surveys since the 2010 midterm election.
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Image: Alex Cranz/Gizmodo In addition to a new lower-priced Echo, Amazon also revealed the $35 Echo Connect, which works plugs into your landline and operates as a speaker phone, so you can call your mom, who refuses to get an Echo, via the landline while enjoying what Amazon hopes is a convenient Alexa experience.
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Egypt's state-owned landline monopoly Telecom Egypt said in July 2016 it would offer 4G services within a year of obtaining frequencies.
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The LED pulsing is ironically reminiscent of answering machines, which also fits with Alexa's recent transformation into the 21st century landline phone.
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Telecom Italia's share price declined following news that the domestic communications regulator turned down its plan to spin off its landline network.
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For decades, the gold standard for polling was to survey people reached by a random sample of telephone numbers for landline phones.
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The number will be toll-free and accessible to those whose mobile and landline phones have no balance or outgoing call facility.
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My dad's employer gave him a phone because we literally lived in a trailer in the woods and couldn't have a landline.
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Discounts are also available on public transport (260%) and utilities, with the option of a free landline if you purchase a property.
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Chuck Todd: I still have a landline, and sadly the desk figured that out on Saturday morning when President Bush passed away.
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After getting shut out the day before, I finally made it into Landline, Gillian Robespierre's follow-up to 2014's Obvious Child.
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Apple used this so that engineers could plug a regular landline phone headset into this iPhone development board and test voice calls.
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The two samples were then combined and adjusted to ensure the proper ratio of landline-only, cellphone-only and dual phone users.
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Until the issue is resolved, AT&T customers can access Arlington 9113 by either calling 2911-2911-2911 or utilizing a landline.
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Today, Google announced Fiber Phone, a cloud-based phone number you can use from any tablet, laptop, or phone—including a landline.
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In a much later episode, Walt calls his wife Skyler on a cell phone, as the police tap into her cordless landline.
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That has allowed firms to provide a range of different offers, but the price of the landline-only service has gradually risen.
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Most Indians went from having zero connectivity to being on the mobile internet without ever seeing a PC or even a landline.
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Owners can also rent a local phone number for their device to use it more as a landline for an unspecified fee.
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WMUR conducted its latest sampling of 433 likely voters in New Hampshire via cell and landline telephone interviews from Aug. 20-28.
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Next, due to changing technology, more and more people do not use a landline phone, instead relying solely on a mobile device.
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HP wants this computer to replace your landline phone, so it tuned the speakers and the microphone for voice, not for music.
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Mason-Dixon Polling & Research conducted its latest sampling of 820 registered voters in Florida via cell and landline telephone interviews from Sept.
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The CNN/ORC Poll was conducted by landline and cellular telephone March 17-20 among a random national sample of 1,001 adults.
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Pew surveyed 1,85033 U.S. adults via cell and landline telephone interviews April 5-11 with a 2.9 percentage point margin of error.
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In addition to Telecom Egypt, the country's landline monopoly, Egypt has three mobile phone operators, Vodafone Egypt , Orange (formerly Mobinil) and Etisalat .
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Don't write about the newest gadget as if it's a marvel; simply treat it as part of the backdrop, like the landline.
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Most news outlets tend to favor live interviewers, as opposed to computerized systems, and a mix of landline and cell phone calls.
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The two samples were then combined and adjusted to assure the proper ratio of landline-only, cellphone-only and dual phone users.
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The major reason for the smaller polling samples rests more with the difficulty of identifying representative voters in this post-landline age.
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Quinnipiac University conducted its latest sampling of 1,610 registered voters nationwide via cellphone and landline phone interviews from June 85033 to 27.
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The two samples were then combined and adjusted to assure the proper ratio of landline-only, cellphone-only, and dual-phone users.
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The two samples were then combined and adjusted to ensure the proper ratio of landline-only, cellphone-only and dual-phone users.
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Indian authorities shut off the internet, cellphone, and landline services in the disputed region on Monday, and have yet to restore them.
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This means that if the power is knocked out or your landline is cut, the monitoring stations will still get your signal.
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UMass-Lowell conducted its latest survey of 85033 likely GOP-leaning primary voters via cell and landline telephone interviews Feb. 5–7.
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The country's four mobile operators - Vodafone Egypt , Orange, state-owned landline monopoly Telecom Egypt's new mobile network We, and Etisalat - acquired licences.
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ABC News/Washington Post conducted its survey of 1,85033 adults nationwide via cellphone and landline telephone interviews from June 20 to 23.
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Torture and trauma counseling was canceled, the gym shut, the landline phone removed, and the canteen is due to close on Sunday.
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The two samples were then combined and adjusted to assure the proper ratio of landline-only, cellphone-only and dual-phone users.
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While these polls are widely used, polls that rely on landline-only interviews disproportionately miss younger, more diverse, and lower-income populations.
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After installing a cheap landline and completing a 25-minute "orientation" with my supervisor, I went into field to make some money.
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Let&aposs say, for instance, that you have a landline at home, as well as a business phone and your personal smartphone.
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Grayson asked her to provide an overview of the lynching, and everyone turned to face a beige landline propped on a chair.
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In addition, many phone providers are no longer making new landline systems, which means no new technology is being used with landlines.
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We'd make landline plans to meet, then set out from our respective homes, promising our parents we'd stay on the bike path.
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Several calls to the store's landline on Wednesday were greeted by a steady busy signal or hold music (the "Star Wars" theme).
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Currently, only some landline telephone services have been restored in the Kashmir valley, and there is still no mobile or internet connectivity.
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The president's aides have urged him to use the secure White House landline, but he has refused to give up his iPhone.
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PPP conducted its latest sampling of 85033 voters in North Carolina via landline telephone and online interviews from August 5 to 7.
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Indeed, many individuals rely on mobile phones for the majority of their communications, and no longer use traditional landline phones at home.
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Among them, it officially disclosed that the system has gained access to Americans' cellphone records, not just logs of landline phone calls.
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The Nevada poll involved 1,203 respondents, 424 landline users and 85033 cell phone users, and has a 3.6-point margin of error.
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Founder and chief executive officer David Sunde tells TechCrunch a ride on Landline is booked through its partner airline Sun Country Airlines.
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Landline says they wont compete with Greyhound because of the more than 100-year-old transportation business's focus on long-haul trips.
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Sprint is looking to offer bundle deals to customers with cellular-phone service, TV, landline and broadband internet service, the Journal said.
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Tech Tip Q. When it comes to moving your landline number to a mobile phone, what about transferring it to Google Voice?
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So if you don't need television or a landline, it's not worth shelling out for the Triple Play package just for free Netflix.
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The device, Ily, is a modern take on landline phones that is so easy to use that children and grandparents don't need directions.
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The employees, who work in the company's phone, landline and cable services businesses, have been working without a contract for almost a year.
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Her trailer had a landline phone that she never used because she didn't have the number and assumed it wasn't a working machine.
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But Chaffetz's choice of example perpetuates the outdated idea that smartphones are still somehow more optional than, say, a car or landline telephone.
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Verizon and union officials representing about 39,000 striking landline and cable workers up and down the East Coast have agreed to restart negotiations.
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There are a few ways (other than taking the phone off the hook) that you can protect your landline from some scam calls.
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There is at least one that purports to help unhappy landline users get back at unwanted and obnoxious callers — the live ones, anyway.
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According to a recently published U.S. Health Department finding, 50.8 percent of American homes don't have a landline and have a cellphone instead.
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I may be on the younger side of the staff, but I remember memorizing phone numbers to call friends on my family's landline.
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However, if you still have a landline, it can be hard to battle the barrage of spam calls that you will inevitably receive.
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Around 80% of customers who have landline only have a BT connection, and almost three-quarters of them have never switched their provider.
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Unlicensed devices include things such as Wi-Fi routers, connected home appliances, baby monitors, fitness trackers, garage door openers and cordless landline phones.
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MTS was essentially a form of two-way radio communication with an operator in the middle that bridged landline callers with mobile callers.
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Under its plan, those BT customers with only a landline will see their bill fall from 18.99 pounds per month to 13.99 pounds.
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Verizon — Verizon landline workers went on strike this morning, after saying there has not been much progress in negotiations for a new contract.
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Basically, net neutrality advocates want the U.S. government to regulate the internet under the 1940s era rules originally designed for landline telephone rates.
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Voice Bridge essentially turns your smartphone into a second interface for your landline and allows it to act more like your cell number.
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All actions are carried out through Voice Bridge's companion iOS app, which passes landline phone calls along and displays them on a smartphone.
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Maryland for example, a case from 1979, the court ruled that there's no reasonable expectation to privacy when making calls from a landline.
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The Texas Lyceum conducted its latest survey of 1,85033 adult citizens in Texas via cell and landline telephone interviews from April 3-9.
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On CBS' "The Late Late Show" on Monday, the host said that his family got a call on the landline at 4 a.m.
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Mason-Dixon Polling & Research conducted its poll of 85033 registered voters in Florida via landline telephone interviews from May 31 to June 2.
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The two samples were then combined and subsequently adjusted to assure the proper ratio of landline-only, cellphone-only and dual phone users.
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The polling firm conducted its latest survey of 17,85033 adults nationwide via cell and landline telephone interviews across 17 separate polls in 2016.
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Landline phones having been on the decline for years, but the desire to talk to people while at home is not going anywhere.
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The McClatchy-Marist survey of 1,587 adults was completed between November 1 and 3 in English and Spanish on landline and mobile phones.
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Investigations have revealed many participants were double billing for landline phone and wireless services when they were allotted only one subsidy per home.
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Essentially, Zipwhip's app gives a landline user a facility that has up to now been mainly a mobile phone and messaging app feature.
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Ofcom also called on UK users to make calls on their landline or Wi-Fi connection to relieve pressure on mobile phone networks.
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There was no landline, no umbilical cord, and small boys using cell phones would easily fall off such a slick, pitched metal roof.
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KKR is also open to purchasing a minority stake in TIM's landline network, which it values at 7.0-7.5 billion euros, it said.
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Opinion Columnist This is a lament for the landline, a rhapsody for its dial tone, a hymn to the way it connected people.
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Harper Polling conducted its latest survey of 425 likely GOP primary voters in New Hampshire via landline telephone interviews from Feb. 1-85033.
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At the Mobil Tavernier on Highway 1, the air conditioning was running, there was gasoline at the pump and one working phone landline.
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The poll, conducted July 10–13, had a random national sample of 1,85033 adults who were surveyed over both cellular and landline phones.
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CBS News conducted its poll of 1,088 adults nationwide, including 85033 Republicans, via cellphone and landline telephone interviews from March 25 to 28.
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UNF surveyed 24 Democratic voters by cell and landline phones for its poll, which has a margin of error of +/- 26 percentage points.
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I just found a story the other day, I wrote a column about it at the Times, where I had a landline phone.
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Considering kids come out of the womb knowing how to use an iPhone nowadays, you'll probably be surprised to hear that a good chunk of society hasn't cut the landline cord just yet: In 2018, a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention survey found that one in three American homes rely on both wireless and landline phone services to stay connected.
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For the survey, the research center interviewed 3,769 adults (including 2016,799 whites, 1,004 blacks and 654 Hispanics) nationwide by phone, both cell and landline.
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To the right of the radio board, you'll see an RJ11 port, which is the same registered jack that's used by regular landline phones.
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Like her character in her newest film Landline, Slate spends a lot of time in the tub and takes the word "ritual" quite literally.
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Starting today, users with the $109 speaker can now say "Hey Google, call…" to dial mobile and landline numbers hands-free over Wi-Fi.
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I may not want a landline phone in my home anymore, but I'm sure ready for the video phone I've been promised for years.
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Zayo operates a 209,214 km fiber network in the United States and Europe to connect data centers and serves wireless and landline phone companies.
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Pollsters also have to be careful how they generate their lists of "random" telephone numbers, especially as more cellphone users abandon traditional landline service.
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To what extent do—or should—people expect that privacy norms and laws written for the landline and newspaper age protect their digital data?
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If the customer is calling from a landline, however, this textback feature will be disabled and they'll be directed to the business line instead.
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Staff are now having to turn to fax machines and landline telephones to get work done, and medical records are being kept on paper.
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You'd get weekly calls to the house landline from recruiters, usually during that golden window between school letting out and working parents coming home.
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SurveyUSA conducted its latest survey of 85033 likely and actual voters in Georgia via cellphone and landline telephone interviews from May 16 to 22.
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Its new Voice Bridge product connects your landline phone to Wi-Fi so that phone calls can be forwarded to your smartphone or tablet.
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He doesn't have a landline at home, his wife works as well and his kids are too young to have phones of their own.
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The Quinnipiac poll was of 85033 likely Republican primary voters in New York via cell and landline telephone interviews from April 6 to 11.
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USA Today and Suffolk University conducted its latest survey of 1,85033 likely voters via cell and landline telephone interviews from March 1 to 5.
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UMass-Lowell/7 News conducted its latest survey of 502 GOP-leaning voters via cellphone and landline telephone interviews from Jan. 31–Feb. 85033.
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Thanks to advancements in technology, kids today can stay in touch with parents and friends without having to place a call over the landline.
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The proposal is the latest incarnation of the Lifeline program, which was created in 1985 to bring landline phone services to low-income families.
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If you want to call someone who still has a landline, like your grandparents or a pizza restaurant, for example, this will allow that.
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Because government agencies know that this sort of interception is not only possible, but likely, officials are encouraged to make only secure landline calls.
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Ofcom recommends using a landline (if you have one) or sticking to WiFi to make reliable calls over services like Skype, FaceTime, or WhatsApp.
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Landline systems work using a telephone company's copper wiring, while a VoIP system relies on the same internet connection you use to get online.
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One local, Beulah Cooper, sat by a landline for days with a New Yorker who was waiting for any news about her firefighter son.
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I am not an A.T.M. for profiteers who now invade by landline, cellphone, email and text whenever they wish and how often they choose.
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The other secretary and I have noticed an alarming trend: Children of the cellphone generation do not know how to use a landline phone!
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Bracing for subsequent unrest, the authorities suspended landline and cellular connections, cut internet services and dispatched tens of thousands of troops to the area.
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For about the last two decades, the cable industry has been fueled by three revenue streams: cable television, landline phones and high-speed broadband.
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Most people don't have landline phones anymore, and smartphones have also made it increasingly unnecessary for some people to own home computers … or maps.
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The poll is of 590 likely voters in the state reached this week by landline and mobile, with a margin of error of 4 points.
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The Emerson College poll, meanwhile, only surveyed people with landline phones — a demographic that, like Trump's supporters, has been shown to skew older and whiter.
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The company said on Thursday that it gained 270,000 new broadband subscribers in the competitive landline segment last year and 1.6 million new mobile subscribers.
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You may not be able to reach 911 with your landline (VOIP) phone and should use your cell phone if you need to call 911.
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You can either keep your existing landline number or pick a new one and connect any pre-existing phone up to the Fiber Phone box.
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Given the company has some 210 million landline clients, the move is expected to raise an extra 210 million euros per year, the report added.
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It was not possible to verify the claims because the Taliban destroyed a nearby communications tower, cutting off cellphone and landline access to the city.
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Electronic privacy: The Supreme Court's precedents about technology and privacy are, for the most part, decades old and tied to outdated tools like landline phones.
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The Post-ABC poll was conducted from April 17 to 20 among a random national sample of 1,004 adults interviewed on cellular and landline phones.
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The New Hampshire Journal/Inside Sources conducted its latest poll of 85033 likely voters in New Hampshire via landline telephone interviews from Oct. 26-28.
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Ms. Ding picked up her home landline Wednesday morning, although she hung up before she could be asked about a special phone or other details.
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But in the US, almost half of all households don't have landline phones anymore, according to the latest Wireless Substitution data collected by the CDC.
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And for many, especially people in poorer countries lacking any residential landline infrastructure whatsoever, their smartphones will be their very first phones of any kind.
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Her aunt and uncle in Caguas have a landline that's been working on and off since Wednesday afternoon, so she knows they're OK, she said.
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I told the recipients my story, including name, hometown, where I'd went to school and worked, and gave a landline phone number, requesting a call.
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The Emerson College Polling Society conducted its latest sampling of 700 likely general election voters in Texas via landline telephone interviews from Sept. 7-10.
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That summer, whenever I could, I stayed up all night smoking out the window and guzzling cheap wine while doling out fortunes over a landline.
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People with disabilities now use a special device, known as a teletypewriter, or TTY, to send messages back and forth over wireless and landline phones.
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The groups want providers of broadband internet services including mobile and landline phone, cable and satellite TV firms to be subject to tough privacy regulations.
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This was also an interactive voice response (IVR) poll (sometimes referred to as a "robo-poll"), in which pollsters only interview households with landline phones.
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When everyone had to call emergency services from a landline, it was easy for 911 dispatchers to pinpoint exactly where the call was coming from.
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Guilds have had forums since back when connecting to the internet meant tying up your house's landline until DAMN IT WHO PICKED UP THE PHONE?!?
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The first ringtones debuted in the 1960s on landline phones (remember those?), and became a big money-maker for wireless carriers and the music industry.
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Shared office items like coffee pots and landline phones, as well as door handles, elevator buttons, and light switches can harbor a host of germs.
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Mr. Jeys, who relied on a landline to access the internet, does not have a way to keep in touch with people on social media.
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Hwaida: When I joined The Times in 2007, my laptop and my mobile phone and landline were almost the only tools I used for reporting.
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"It's an office without the politics," said Robin Eileen Bernstein, who was working on an essay about being a landline lover in a cellphone world.
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I still remember when you could dial in on your landline and pay for crossword answers when you got stuck solving the puzzle on paper.
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Besides being useful when you lose your cell phone—not to mention in other actual emergencies—a landline can be very handy on Tech Shabbat.
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Landline will specifically focus on connecting those in rural communities to airports, particularly regions where there aren't already bus routes that conveniently access the airport.
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Some calls to 911 reportedly resulted in callers encountering busy signals, though in Boston the disruptions seemed limited to cellular service, and landline calls remained unaffected.
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In a statement, Verizon's consumer landline business lead Ken Dixon said FiOS service will be offered to more than 25,000 addresses by the end of December.
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The Times and its longstanding polling partner, CBS News, customarily conduct their national and state polls using live interviewers, reaching respondents by landline and mobile telephones.
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Once your number is assigned (you are given a variety to choose from), you can associate it with one or several cellular or landline phone numbers.
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Customization Goes Next-LevelTrying a foundation on your wrist and walking outside to see if it matches your skin is about as '80s as a landline.
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The issue was later resolved for Spokane County, but it's clear a Comcast landline outage is a serious matter that could affect police and ambulance response.
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This is "intended to open the landline market - where Bezeq is a monopoly - to competition, while emphasising upgrading their infrastructure," the ministry said in a statement.
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CNN conducts its poll with voters over the telephone (landline and cell) and estimates their margin for sampling error at 4.5 plus or minus percentage points.
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Kids typically don't get to have their own mobile phones until they're a bit older than Roman, so having a landline around is just common sense.
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NBC News/The Wall Street Journal conducted its latest sampling of 800 registered voters nationwide via cell and landline telephone interviews from July 85033-Aug. 3.
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You can now call any landline or mobile phone in the US or Canada for free just by asking your Google Home to make a call.
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Amazon announced today the quirky Echo Buttons that cost $20 a pair, the $35 Echo Connect landline thing and a $70 Fire TV capable of 4K.
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It goes the other way, too; users can make landline calls from their smartphone, but those calls will use up data unless you're on Wi-Fi.
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On July 13rd, people in the village of Duraz, Bahrain began having serious internet problems — mobile networks ground to a halt and landline connections were unusable.
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And, in keeping with the throwback theme, Kim recreated the family's old table settings, complete with a landline phone and used their old wallpaper as decor.
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Since 28503, broadband providers have invested $22019 trillion building competitive landline and wireless networks across the nation and continue to invest more than $70 billion annually.
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Ballotpedia conducted its latest sampling of roughly 85033 voters in each of the seven states via cell and landline telephone interviews from June 10 to 22.
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It is also pushing its internet services as the anchor product for households moving towards more online services and away from landline telephones and cable television.
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According to the University of Michigan's American Customer Satisfaction Index, airlines, health insurance, wireless and landline telephone service providers round out the bottom of the list.
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It connects to your home's phone jack and to your Echo, and you'll be able to place or receive phone calls using your home's landline number.
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There, a Zipwhip customer (say, the business) that owns the landline can then read those messages and respond to them as messages using the same interface.
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It's unclear whether the two did connect or if they moderated any discussion they may have had to avoid sensitive topics while on an unsecure landline.
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Indian-controlled Kashmir, one of the world's most sensitive regions, remains in lockdown amid a communications blackout, with landline connections, internet and mobile coverage all suspended.
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ORC International, a market research and opinion polling firm, conducted the survey of 1,005 people by landline phones and cellphones from May 31 to June 3.
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The Fox News poll surveyed 912 likely voters by landline and cellphone, and it has a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points.
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The survey of 5529,2529 adults was done by landline and cellphone in April and has a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 22 percent.
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The video for its first single, "Phone," pays tribute to the 1990s and the idea of waiting for a call from your crush on a landline.
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Higher-quality polls make efforts to reach cellphone respondents, but many of the state polls this year have been mostly or entirely conducted via landline phone.
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The research is based on combined data from Gallup's multiday cross-sectional national telephone polls conducted by cellphone and landline each year from 2001 through 2018.
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Here, I really am cut off from the rest of the world — there's no phone, no internet, a landline that very few know the number for.
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Sabah also reported that investigation units are currently examining all cell phone and landline records from the consulate and the consul general's residence on October 2.
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The room lights were useless, the landline hotel telephones were dead and our smartphones soon became unusable for anything other than the power-sucking flashlight function.
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Roh claims to have spoken to Mifsud multiple times this year directly, and through an intermediary, including from mobile and landline numbers with an Italian dialing code.
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The company started over 25 years ago selling landline phones, but these days it sells a range of electronics, including audio gear for Sharper Image and Brookstone.
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But for years, when the 28-year-old Brooklyn mom went to check on her food stamps benefits she might as well have been using a landline.
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I directed the ad to display to a Facebook account connected to the landline number for Alan Mislove's office, a number Mislove has never provided to Facebook.
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Because of preference for all-white technology, for example, staffers disassembled the landline phone on her desk, painted it white, and rebuilt it, as Business Insider reported.
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The gift — which includes two paintings, 18 graphic works, and three photographic series — compliments a painting of Scully's recently acquired by the De Pont, "Landline River" (2017).
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Privacy rules designed for the landline phone, postbox and filing cabinet urgently need to be strengthened for the age of the smartphone, e-mail and cloud computing.
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Zayo operates a 130,000-mile (209,214 km) fiber network in the United States and Europe that helps connect data centers and serves wireless and landline phone companies.
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As one of the options, South Africa is considering selling its stake in landline provider Telkom to fund a 10 billion rand ($759.68 million) bailout of SAA.
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She identifies herself as "Jelly Bean," explaining that she's lost her iPhone, so when Mark's on his way, he should give her a call on the landline.
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Unions representing more than 22011,000 Verizon landline phone and cable workers are threatening a strike starting Wednesday morning if the company doesn't agree to a new contract.
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The teams established secure landline systems to communicate, with many researchers working at a remote station on mainland Long Island and other crews on Plum Island itself.
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And existing US regulations require landline phone providers to store call records for 18 months, and wireless providers hold records for anywhere from one to seven years.
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Another option is to link your landline to your cell, so when a call comes and you're not home, it gets punted to where you actually are.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - More U.S. consumers can buy their landline phone, Internet, television and mobile service from one company due to cable providers entering the wireless industry.
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Depending on location and availability, landline subscribers can usually sign up for a service that will refuse calls from up to half a dozen or so numbers.
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Twenty years ago, nearly every home in America had landline voice service from a local telephone monopoly and paid third-party long distance providers by the minute.
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Paradise Mayor Jody Jones said landline phones are automatically enrolled in the county's alert system, but cell phones have to be opted in to get the alerts.
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This involved random dialing in landline exchanges and cellphone areas with high proportions of minority residents, plus interviews with minority households previously interviewed in polls by SSRS.
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High Point University conducted its latest survey of 85033 likely GOP-primary voters in North Carolina via cell and landline phone interviews from Jan. 30-Feb. 4.
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UMass-Lowell/7 News conducted its latest poll of 442 Democratic-leaning primary voters in New Hampshire via landline and cell phone interviews from Jan. 29-85033.
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The utterly minimalist box is smarter than it looks, giving your poor old beleaguered landline another last raspy breath before it continues its slow crawl to obsolescence.
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"The funniest part had to be that with each other offer they were throwing in landline service as if it was some huge, huge perk," Teegardin recalled.
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At work, my primary tools would be paper — a kind of very, very thin, stiff, dry, fragile fabric for writing on — pens, and my landline desk phone.
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Maryland, the Supreme Court ruled that a robbery suspect had no reasonable expectation that his right to privacy extended to the numbers dialed from his landline phone.
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"It's disconcerting to have your phone go off all the time," Mr. Hein said from a landline in his office, when his mobile phone began to ring.
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In a way, the new communications functions turn the speaker into something like a traditional landline telephone, which many people have given up in favor of smartphones.
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UMass-Lowell/7 News conducted its latest survey of 415 Democratic-leaning voters in New Hampshire via cell and landline telephone interviews from Jan. 31–Feb. 2.
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I find this particularly egregious, because this plastic spaceship is pretending to be a cool invention when it's really just a landline phone in a Halloween costume.
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Raphael Tilot, Engie Africa's head of customer solutions, likens off-grid solar to the rise of the mobile phone, which leap-frogged landline networks on the continent.
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And like Google Voice, Fiber Phone also allows you to obtain a new phone number or transfer an existing one (mobile or landline) to your Fiber Phone.
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According to the film's description, Landline "explores how family bonds grow sturdier through lying, cheating, and strife" and "bask[s] in '90s nostalgia," which sounds enormously entertaining.
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It was about being ... I said someday, you will not have a landline phone, you will not have a thing in your office, you will not do this.
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It offers buyers the option of using a fingerprint detector that can open the vehicle and turn on its engine, rendering car keys as necessary as a landline.
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Xfinity Mobile will only be available to Comcast's existing customers — the company's goal here is to build an even bigger bundle for existing TV, landline, and internet subscribers.
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While the company did technically announce its preliminary 103G TF network to replace wired landline internet connections last fall, it's not compatible with any Verizon mobile 5G devices.
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The most common ploy is that you'll call and ask for a lower rate and they will say if you add a landline, you will lower your bill.
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Landline phone service has begun to return to the region but not to Soura, which is best-known for a Muslim shrine and a well-regarded teaching hospital.
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The sale comes as Hutchison's unit Hutchison Drei Austria announced on Friday an acquisition of landline-focused Tele2 from its Swedish owner for 95 million euros ($111 million).
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Click here to view original GIFGoogleIf you're living with high-speed internet in one of Google's Fiber cities, your landline telephone might yet live to see another day.
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In 2007, a federal court ruled that the FCC could stop Minnesota from treating internet phone services like Vonage the same way it regulates traditional landline phone services.
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Spotify Premium: $14.99 (family plan for my fiancé, brother, and some friends)Cable/internet/landline: $0 (included in rent)Church Tithe: $700 average, more towards end of year
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The sale represents Verizon's efforts to streamline its business and follows the divestment last year of a chunk of its landline business and a portfolio of wireless towers.
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RELATED: Poll: Only 17% approve of Senate health care bill The NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll surveyed 1,205 adults on landline and mobile numbers from June 21-25.
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First I turned off Moment's "Force Me Off" feature, because my apartment doesn't have a landline and I needed to be able to check texts from my husband.
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A live caller interviewed 351 registered voters (200 on a landline and 151 on a cell phone) and a random digit-dial supplement of 50 cell phone interviews.
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The survey of 85033 likely Iowa Democratic caucusgoers was conducted June 29-July 1, over both landline and cellphones, carrying a margin of error of 4 percentage points.
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A dismantled telephone switchboard collects dust in a back room; the company retired it this year after one client, a holdout, finally agreed to upgrade an antiquated landline.
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It was nearly 50 years ago that the FCC took action to give consumers choice as to whether they wanted to rent their landline telephone from Ma Bell.
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It has stopped expanding its old landline phone network and the wireline unit generated about 29 percent of company revenue in 2015, down about 60 percent since 2000.
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The company, with more than 112 million cellphone customers on top of its landline Internet subscribers, would have the ability to preinstall Yahoo services and distribute them widely.
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The current moral panic over the smartphone echoes the anxieties of earlier generations about novelties like the bicycle, the landline phone, the automobile, television, and the personal computer.
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Zayo, based in Boulder, Colorado, operates a fiber network in the United States and Europe that helps connects data centers and also serves wireless and landline phone companies.
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Scott has served as vice president of government relations for Telus Corp, one of Canada's biggest wireless companies and a provider of landline phone, internet and video services.
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KT, a former state-run company, also operates military hot lines between the Koreas and landline networks in a jointly-run industrial complex just north of the border.
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And if I give up my landline, I have to change my contact information with every company I've ever done business with, which would take hours, maybe days.
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This makes a big difference, since we have a pretty good response rate among younger voters with a cellphone and a terrible one among those with a landline.
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Phone numbers are a vital part of the original landline system's engineering, acting as a simple code to connect lines quickly and without the need for a middleman.
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About half of Americans have only a cellphone and no landline, according to Federal Communications Commission data, more than double the number who were wireless-only in 20123.
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PRISTINA (Reuters) - Kosovo's state telecom company said on Saturday it has stopped using Serbia's country code for landline phone calls, and instead will use its own new code.
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Bracelegs Collective has immortalized the burger phone in a pin, since most of you, with your cool young parents, would be fools to waste money on a landline.
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In the early days, much of this was done with just a fax machine and a landline, as emails didn't happen at the Big Issue until about 2000.
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The "reasonable expectation of privacy test" stems from a series of mid-43th century Supreme Court decisions related to paper bank records and dialed numbers on landline telephones.
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When Ruiz was finally able to get in touch with his university via a landline, he got to hear his brother's voice for the first time in eight days.
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There were characters to show the weather (sun, clouds, umbrella, snowman), traffic (car, tram, airplane, ship), technology (landline, cell phone, TV, GameBoy), and all the phases of the moon.
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When the Third Party Doctrine was adopted, there was only so much information that a person could give up by making a call to someone on a landline telephone.
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Weird and unruly women have dominated TV and film following Broad City's initial example (Fleabag, Crazy Ex Girlfriend, Trainwreck), especially the stoner variety (Mary + Jane, Landline, the upcoming DUDE).
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Mobile and internet connections in the Kashmir valley remained snapped for 16th straight day, and many landline telephones that were restored over the weekend are also not properly working.
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Then, exiting on the left, you walk down a narrow corridor, with the painting "Landline Gold" (2019), also consisting of horizontal bands, on the right, and enter the sacristy.
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On his watch, the FCC passed the Open Internet Order that established net neutrality and reclassified broadband internet providers as "common carriers" similar to landline and cellular phone providers.
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But even as technological advances—principally the advent of mobile phones—have made traditional landline-based polling more difficult, they have also generated entirely new sources of political information.
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It gained 270,000 new broadband subscribers in the competitive landline segment last year, with average revenue per user (ARPU) of 34.5 euros ($37.9), compared with 35.10 euros in 2014.
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"Straight out of high school he started working as a landline technician, now he works from home helping other phone guys service landlines over the phone," she told us.
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The company typically likes to stand on the bleeding edge of technology (think self-driving cars and multi-modal drones), but today it's looking back at the venerable landline.
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The service can work with your existing phone number, and since Fiber Phone is cloud-based, it works with the hardware you choose: landline phone, laptop, tablet or whatever.
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A study cited by the report saw researchers from Northwestern University test if Facebook was using shadow contact info by uploading hundreds of landline phone numbers from the college.
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This discomfort is also more common in younger generations who didn't grow up with a landline as their only form of communication, and so have less practice making calls.
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Maybe if this really does save on minutes, which most people don't use anyway, it could be worth just investing in a landline and foregoing a major wireless plan.
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The strike was limited to East Coast workers employed by Verizon's wireline business, which encompasses FioS and landline phone service, but operates independently of the Verizon Wireless carrier business.
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Lead researcher Bill Marczak also found that one of the telecoms, Batelco, installed a mysterious device on its network to throttle landline connections in Duraz without affecting other areas.
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Adults 18 years of age and older residing in the contiguous United States were contacted on landline or mobile numbers and interviewed in English by telephone using live interviewers.
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Meanwhile, many Kashmiris are living in a state of siege, under a strict curfew with access to basic communication — including cellular, landline and internet services — cut off by authorities.
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While the occasional poll has looked good for Mr. Trump, it has been two months since he led a national survey that included voters without a landline telephone. Mrs.
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Adults 18 years of age and older residing in the state of Michigan were contacted on landline or mobile numbers and interviewed in English by telephone using live interviewers.
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But he cuts into our next question — about how much Krablr is targeting for its token sale — to bark into a lobster-handled landline telephone, summoning an afternoon snack.
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"The voluble president, who has been pressured into using his secure White House landline more often these days, has still refused to give up his iPhones," writes the Times.
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Maryland, for instance, the Supreme Court ruled that a robbery suspect had no reasonable expectation that his right to privacy extended to the numbers dialed from his landline telephone.
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Mr. Hujeiri clutched his cell to his left ear and clamped a landline to his right, soothing the farmer on one phone, pleading with the army on the other.
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According to 2018 data from the National Center for Health Statistics, 57 percent of adults in Michigan live in households with only a mobile phone — and no a landline.
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They are asking anyone who smells gas to leave the area, and to avoid turning lights on or off, opening or closing doors or using cell or landline phones.
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Robopolling — a less expensive alternative to live-call polling — has been especially affected because it requires landline telephones, service for which is often slower to restore than for cellphones.
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Humar realized that though it would endanger an individual in Xinjiang to get a call from a Uighur living abroad, an office landline couldn't be thrown in a camp.
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The company, which has been scaling back its Fios and legacy landline business, wants workers to shoulder more healthcare costs and be open to relocating to new job locations.
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Skype conference calls can also be between Skype users only, or a mix of Skype users and people using a cell phone or landline, however there are fees associated.
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Installers, customer service employees, repairmen and other landline and cable workers in nine Eastern states and Washington, D.C., struck in mid-April after working without a contract since last August.
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The landline monopoly owns a 45 percent stake in Vodafone Egypt but hopes to offer mobile phone services itself following the introduction of high-speed 4G mobile technology in Egypt.
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The NBC/WSJ poll was conducted June 19-23 of 1,000 registered voters, including 450 cell phone-only respondents and another 50 reached by cell but who have a landline.
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TA) said on Sunday it received notice of an 11.2 million shekel ($3 million) fine from the country's telecoms regulator for failure to sell wholesale landline phone service to competitors.
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In other words, for now (emphasis on for now; Amazon is nothing less than massively ambitious), it sounds like you can't use your Echo Dot to call your friend's landline.
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On Tuesday, the Alphabet unit introduced its first landline service, called Fiber Phone, a $10-a-month unlimited calling option that Fiber's gigabit Internet subscribers can tack onto their bill.
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The move is further evidence that Fiber is gunning to steal market share from big telecom players like AT&T, which tend to package landline services with cable and broadband.
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It said it would also propose safeguards to prevent BT, the country's dominant telecoms provider, from hiking its line rental and landline call costs by more than inflation in future.
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The poll surveyed 1,117 adults nationwide, including users of landline and cellular phones, over June 15-18 and has a margin of error of plus or minus four percentage points.
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At least 84 percent of U.S. consumers now have a choice between two or more landline services or four or more wireless broadband providers, offering download speeds of 25 Mbps.
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The company is dealing with heightened competition in wireless, while pitching for its Internet services as the anchor product for households shifting away from landline telephones and cable television subscriptions.
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DWINDLING necessity aside, one of the more compelling reasons to ditch the telepone landline—and rely instead on a mobile-phone connection—is the annoying number of robocalls these days.
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As of last year, only about half of American households had a landline, compared with about 90 percent in 2004, according to government data compiled by Statista, a statistics database.
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Brown University's Taubman Center for American Politics and Policy conducted its latest sampling of 85033 likely GOP primary voters via cell and landline telephone interviews from April 19 to 21.
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ET. Wireline workers, who work in phone, landline and cable services businesses in California, Nevada, and Connecticut, and DirecTV technicians across California and Nevada have also joined the strike. bit.
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Brown University's Taubman Center for American Politics and Policy conducted its latest sampling of 85033 likely Democratic primary voters via cell and landline telephone interviews from April 19 to 21.
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Christopher Newport University's Judy Ford Wason Center for Public Policy conducted its latest sampling of 834 likely voters in Virginia via cell and landline telephone interviews from Oct. 16-19.
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Drei said on Friday the merged group, led by Hong Kong-based Hutchison, would have around 1 billion euros in annual sales and four million mobile, landline and internet lines.
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Based in Boulder, Colorado, Zayo operates a 130,000-mile fiber network in the United States and Europe that helps connects data centers and also serves wireless and landline phone companies.
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Reliance executives say it will offer a bundled package with hundreds of channels and video-on-demand in high definition, along with broadband Internet, a landline phone and home surveillance.
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Based in Boulder, Colorado, Zayo operates a 130,000-mile fiber network in the United States and Europe that helps connect data centers and also serves wireless and landline phone companies.
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You can also score 5 percent cash back on the first $25,000 you spend at office supply stores and on cell phone, landline, Internet and cable TV services each year.
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In the first few months of "The Daily," we reached Mike Schmidt on the road, using the only landline phone connection he could find: the customer service line at Kinko's.
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When the Marist pollsters reach a landline, they ask to talk to the youngest man in the house over 18, trying to get to that coveted 20-something male demographic.
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They are considered to be less secure than landline White House phones presidents typically use, and he has been cautioned against using them to make secure calls, sources tell CNN.
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"Overnight some wireless customers experienced a dialing error when placing calls from their wireless phone to a long-distance landline number," Chris McCann, a Verizon spokesman, said in a statement.
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Serried rows of millennials and younger-than-millennials examine battle charts of target audiences and chat excitedly into their mobile phones (there is nothing so old-fashioned here as a landline).
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Right after she's finished explaining how kidnappers tortured her son in what she says was retribution for her own environmental activism, the landline phone on Claudia Zenteno Zaldívar's kitchen wall rings.
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Gypsy takes this second moment alone to also grab a prepaid cell phone, which she promptly uses to reach out to Scott while Russ has Dee Dee distracted on the landline.
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Back in the days when people used landline telephones strung together with copper wire, most calls into lower Manhattan passed through a 31-story art deco building at 140 West Street.
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The random sample of adults nationwide was conducted from April 25 to May 1 by landline telephone and cell phone and has a margin of sampling error of 3.9 percentage points.
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Previously, you could make Echo calls to another Echo — similar to an intercom system — but now you can call a landline number, such as local businesses or contacts from your phone.
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The story cites American intelligence reports, which detail how Trump aides have repeatedly warned the president not to use his personal iPhone and to use the secure White House landline instead.
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When Isabel gets swept into attending a wedding for Theresa's daughter (played by Landline actor Abby Quinn), she realizes Theresa's husband, played by Billy Crudup, is a character from her past.
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His last attempt at phones was Punch Drunk Love, and it's all about landline phone sex, which is so different than this age of internet porn and cam girls and stuff.
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"Opening a credit card account was easy - banks were happy to lend to you, and all you needed was a landline number that suggested you worked in an office," said Chai.
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Zipwhip has built its business around the basic premise of mapping your landline (or other) number to a messaging service that a business can access and use from a computer dashboard.
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Which was charged with guaranteeing landline "universal service" - but after more than half a century peaked at just over ninety percent before declining rapidly as cellular phones began rendering landlines obsolete.
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Similar to other calling apps, direct calls between Viber users are always free, but dialing out to a landline or a mobile phone via the "Viber Out" service would cost money.
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As long as you have a landline, internet connection, and decent communication skills, then you can earn between $8-$15 per hour as a customer service rep during your free-time.
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"I don't need it, so I don't have it," said Brendon Babenzien, Noah's owner, referring to a landline phone in the store during a call that took several days to arrange.
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Those findings come from a poll conducted using a mix of online interviews and those conducted via calls to landline telephones by a recorded voice interviewer rather than a live person.
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When a text is sent from the mobile to the landline, Zipwhip's cloud-based software sees it, and sends it to an app that looks a bit like an email interface.
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Australia is still dominating mobile broadband in the Asia-Pacific but progress on landline is steady, with the country re-entering the top 50 in the first quarter of this year.
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The company launched to build a system that allows small businesses to connect their landline numbers digitally and interact with them in a lot of the same ways consumers expect today.
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If you need to make a call, you can always stop into the Dollar General and ask to use their landline — but really, when do you need to make a call?
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I am not late for appointments; I am not inefficient; I am polite and courteous to those who contact me through my landline phone or by email, which I use judiciously.
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On Key West, by contrast, one resident who was able to speak to a reporter by landline described streets pocked with shutters, windows and branches, but no flooding or ravaged houses.
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The comedian and star of films like Landline and Obvious Child will combine stand-up, clips from her childhood, and interviews with her family in Stage Fright, dropping on October 22.
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She believes that not having the distraction of technology in her pocket gave her the space and time to be creative, and connect better -- she calls her friends, from a landline.
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With the Skype Preview software downloaded and updated, all that's needed to make the international and landline calls is either sufficient Skype credit or a full-on subscription to the service.
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Having cut the cord of a home landline, Shlain re-installed one in case of emergencies; instead of hopping around Spotify, the family rediscovered the joys of whole albums on vinyl.
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Companies will work together to verify calls across the industry, so that a person using an AT&T wireless phone, for example, can be verified when they call a Comcast landline.
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Although these officials acknowledge that many voting machines use modems to transmit election results over cellular networks and landline connections, they have long insisted that modem transmissions don't involve the internet.
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I am on a landline sitting on this couch in this apartment in Paris talking to Oprah Winfrey, and a cigarette would not be appropriate because, somehow, she might see me.
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The country will turn off mobile and landline internet service across the country for an hour at a time during the exam period, which started on Wednesday and runs through June 25.
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JOHANNESBURG, June 6 (Reuters) - Telkom SA, South Africa's biggest landline provider, posted a 15.5 percent jump in full-year profit on Monday and said it had successfully completed its turn-around strategy.
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In addition to cellular and power outages, the FCC says that 454,722 subscribers with landline phones, cable television, or broadband service have also lost service courtesy of fire damage or power outage.
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The NBC/WSJ poll was conducted May 15-19 of 1,000 registered voters, including 450 cell phone-only respondents and another 46 reached on a cell but who also have a landline.
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CAIRO, Aug 31 (Reuters) - Telecom Egypt, the state-owned landline monopoly, said it acquired the country's first 4G mobile license on Wednesday at a cost of 7.08 billion Egyptian pounds ($807 million).
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For $50 I could set up an Echo Dot in my parents' house, toss out the landline, and save them from ever having to pay a monthly home phone bill ever again.
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Sitting snuggle between 2017 hits like Lady Bird and Landline, and July's Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again, the McCarthy and Ben Falcone feature arrived at the height of this genre's success.
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It was $208.26 for a "Triple Play" bundle: allegedly "fast and reliable" internet, cable (with HBO and DVR), and a fucking landline that I never even bothered to get a phone for.
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Despite its members being mostly not being old enough to fully remember the days of both dial-up internet and landline phones, Pro Era have nonetheless decided to tackle this ancient technology.
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But widespread power outages and disruptions in landline and cellular phone networks hampered authorities' communications with each other and the public, said Ruth Corley, a spokeswoman for the Bay County Sheriff's Department.
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Comcast's Xfinity phone service is apparently suffering a massive outage today, knocking out phone service for thousands of companies across the country that still largely rely on landline access to do business.
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On the occasions where you have to supply a number, you might consider using your old landline or a second prepaid SIM number to keep unwanted calls away from your main mobile.
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Complicating matters, Roman may not have had access to a landline, which may explain why he went to the trouble of having to unlock his mother's iPhone with her limp, unconscious finger.
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CAIRO, June 1 (Reuters) - State landline monopoly Telecom Egypt will provide mobile phone services in a foreign country by the end of 2018, Communications Minister Yasser El Kady told reporters on Friday.
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The combined results have been weighted to adjust for variation in the sample of the Chicago population relating to age, sex, race and ethnicity, education, marital status, and landline versus cellphone service.
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Plusnet, which provides broadband, landline, digital TV and mobile services, has refunded 356 customers a total of £212,140, which included interest at a rate of 4 percent for each customer, Ofcom said.
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Telus also competes with Shaw Communications Inc for landline internet, television and telephone subscribers in Western Canada, while Shaw also recently added wireless to its offering via its purchase of Wind Mobile.
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Home Care Assistance CEO Lily Sarafan says by having access to ridesharing services through a landline, more seniors will be able to tap into the potentially transformative benefits of ride-hailing apps.
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I haven't lived in Amesbury for many years, but The Pizza Factory's telephone number is, along with the landline from my childhood home, on the shortlist of telephone numbers I'll never forget.
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Its original stock in trade — landline telephone service — is now a shrinking share of its business compared to wireless, internet access and television via its U-Verse and newly acquired DirecTV service.
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They accuse him of putting undue influence on an independent agency to set up a regulatory environment for the internet that was originally intended to rein in a monopoly landline telephone company.
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Tech Tip Q. If you have an AT&T mobile phone with no landline and the service won't connect to 911, what should you do in the case of a medical emergency?
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It was a time when we had to organise to catch up with our friends on the weekends using the landline, and actually pick a time and a place and turn up there.
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For the next year or so, Wolf said, he talked regularly with Hermes by pay phone or landline when Sater wanted to pass on new information — or when the CIA wanted more intelligence.
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"Nuisance and scam callers continue to accelerate their efforts to contact people on their mobile numbers, as more and more consumers ignore unknown landline calls," Jonathan Sasse, the CMO at First Orion, says.
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Skype is typically free, but certain Skype services will cost moneySkype is not free when a Skype user goes outside the platform, using the app to call a mobile phone or a landline.
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She and her husband, Jeff, have no cellular service at their home, and their landline was knocked out by high winds on Sunday night, so they were fast asleep when the fires began.
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The FCC calling internet service providers an "information service" allowed telephone companies to give pricing advantages to their own subsidiaries and require customers of third party ISPs purchase landline services to provide DSL.
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Ofcom believes that those customers most likely to take just a landline are the elderly or vulnerable who rely on the service and who are unlikely to shop around for a better deal.
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Mobile and landline broadband continued to explode, smartphones were changing the consumer landscape and a new president had stepped in, bringing with him a new FCC Commissioner and a new set of priorities.
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The last time state-owned companies were listed on the exchange was in 2005 when shares of Telecom Egypt, the state's landline monopoly, and oil companies Sidi Kerir Petrochemicals and AMOC were floated.
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Certainly, it's nowhere close to a landline, but having the News Feed Eradicator does take out that really major part of it that makes a lot of users fall down the rabbit hole.
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You can have all your food and groceries delivered, although you'll need to use a landline since you're throwing out your smartphone, and you won't be able to rely on Seamless or Postmates.
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The country's landline monopoly does not plan to keep its stake in Vodafone in the long term, however, and will sell it as soon as it receives an appropriate offer, the sources said.
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Gigaba has said selling the government's 39 percent stake in landline provider Telkom to the PIC was an option to help fund shortfalls in SAA as well in crisis-hit energy utility Eskom.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Cellcom, Israel's biggest mobile phone operator, launched on Wednesday low-cost "quadruple play" packages of internet, mobile phone, landline calls and TV, promising to shake up the country's telecoms market.
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The company also sought concessions on worker pensions as revenue growth slowed in the so-called wireline side of its business, which includes landline phones and video and Internet service transmitted through wires.
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But the FCC made it abundantly clear last year that, where robocalls are concerned, both wireless and landline carriers are legally free to use whatever call-blocking technology they have at their disposal.
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The company's legacy business supplying chips to cordless phones still made up half of its $28.1 million in revenue in its most recent quarter, but that market is shrinking as landline telephones disappear.
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Even those few holdouts who still have a physical landline to their house, that wire only goes as far as the local central office where the call is transferred to a data network.
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The company, which provides mobile, gas, electricity as well as landline and broadband services, said adjusted profit before tax rose 3.7% to 56.3 million pounds ($70.55 million) for the year ended March 31.
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In home confinement, Mr. Nemazee does not wear an ankle bracelet, but officials may call him on a landline late at night or early in the morning to verify he is at home.
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Although I lobbied hard for my dad to get a cell phone — I actually gave him one so he could WhatsApp me — he refused, but he did add international calling to his landline.
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Anticipating unrest ahead of that announcement, the authorities detained scores of regional politicians and civil servants, cut cellphone and landline connections, closed schools and deployed thousands of troops to guard neighborhoods and highways.
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Internet, mobile phone and landline services were suspended after the government, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party, removed partial autonomy of the former state in August.
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But some of the dates were supported by only a handwritten datebook entry ("New York"), or by a telephone call from a landline, which could have been made by anyone at the address.
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Whitmer has been leading nearly every poll with a double-digit margin — although both she and El-Sayed say they put little stock in the latest Detroit Free Press poll, conducted via landline.
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Yeah I grew up in New Jersey so we'd go to the movies or go to the diner and you'd, like, call someone on their landline and actually make a point to get there.
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In a statement, the city called the attack a "triple threat," a ransomware program that attacked the city's network three different ways and took out email systems, landline phones and online credit card payment.
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The FCC under Ajit Pai has taken particular interest in dismantling much of the Lifeline program, which helps to make broadband internet and both landline and mobile phone services available to low-income Americans.
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And along with its new price cap for BT, Ofcom, the telecoms regulator, is proposing to force the company to cut its charges by at least £5 a month for its landline-only service.
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Before making Landline, her second film, set in 1995 New York, Gillian Robespierre was still working her day job at the Director's Guild in New York City, which didn't involve any filmmaking at all.
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In that case, the FCC ruled that it was legal for a tiny company, Carter Electronics, to sell a primitive-looking device that patched a two-way radio into the country's landline phone network.
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Any sign of movement by police or soldiers sent protesters scrambling to landline telephones in nearby buildings to call supporters to flood the square to make it more difficult for security forces to enter.
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That's because gaining access to the history of Tiananmen is, for most Chinese, still a battle for information, even if it's no longer a fight over landline phones or state-run TV and radio.
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The phone group has no alternative but to spin-off its landline copper network whose value is gradually set to fall as Enel builds its own fibre-optic network, la Repubblica Affari&Finanza said.
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Because I failed to get into the overbooked premiere of Gillian Robespierre's Obvious Child follow-up Landline, I had two hours to burn, during which time I caught up with everything happening in Washington.
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There was a room in the basement—my roommates and I called it the murder room—with blood-red floors, walls, and ceiling, further improved by a secret hatch and a nonfunctional landline phone.
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Live interviewer polls almost always start with a sampling frame (the list that potential respondents come from) that ensures all landline and cellular telephones (with some caveats) are included and respondents are randomly selected.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Mobile telecoms firm Hutchison Drei Austria is buying landline-focused Tele2 from its Swedish owner for 95 million euros ($111 million) to create a rival to Mexican tycoon Carlos Slim's Telekom Austria.
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"Just as landline telephones once were the preserve of elites in Africa but mobile telephones are now owned by nearly everyone, solar power presents much larger possibilities for expansion than grid power," Shah said.
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During that time, he said, he only took calls during landline, which made him realize he was too busy — prompting him to promote Keith Block to the position of co-CEO not long after.
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Zipwhip, which has built a platform to let people with mobile phones send text messages to businesses that call them from landline phones, is today announcing that it has raised $203 million in funding.
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The 22011,000 striking employees — 20 percent of the company's workforce — are mostly on the East Coast and work in Verizon's wireline division, which includes its high-speed FiOS Internet, landline phones, and business services.
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The Sunland Center for adults with developmental disabilities was without regular power or landline phone service and its grounds were strewn with debris, said Melanie Etters with the Florida Agency for Persons with Disabilities.
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The president likes to call his friends from his personal cell phone rather than the White House landline, according to the New York Times, despite constant warnings from aides that adversaries are likely eavesdropping.
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"Since it seems nearly everyone has a phone on them nowadays, it's rare that someone would have to run off to use a landline and leave someone clinically unstable alone," Plante said by email.
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Trump refuses to use a more secure White House landline, the report says, opting instead for less secure cell phone lines that intelligence officials believes are being spied on by Chinese and Russian agents.
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He contacted government officials, who pretty soon were inundating his work landline with requests that he come and remove a croc that had wandered into someone's yard or, once, into a muddy pig pen.
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Once the transfer is in the works, it may take a few days to fully transition over and both the landline and the smartphone may ring when a call comes in during this period.
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These days, one item jumps out more than any other; after all, it's not necessarily the service itself that's overpriced these days if you get a bundle (and you use your landline phone plan).
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The head of the service providers' association, which groups 19 landline and mobile ISPs and international gateway operators covering 90 per cent of Thailand, also told reporters there was no plan to block access yet.
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One reason for those cost pressures is the company's need to pour billions into a 5G wireless network, and of course there are ongoing disruptions of Verizon's landline telecom businesses and its TV-distribution service.
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Although Amazon has bought and produced several films since 2015, like the Oscar-nominated Manchester by the Sea and this year's Landline, it has always partnered with a studio for theatrical distribution in the past.
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These are eras that have always spoken to me and I wanted to people to look at it and feel nostalgic, but catch a few things like that they use a boombox and a landline.
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Let's see how the 35-year-old comedian/actress/scene-stealer — whose credits range from Obvious Child (helmed by Landline director Gillian Robespierre) to Parks and Recreation (as the onscreen sibling of Ben Schwartz, a.k.
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Ofcom said more than 2 million people who buy only a landline telephone service would see their prices come down towards levels last seen in 2009, after deciding that the market was not working properly.
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And third, the towering presence of a company that Mexico's government considers a monopoly in both the landline and mobile markets has spurred its smaller (though not unsubstantial) competitors to be more inventive and aggressive.
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Revenue is down 5.3 percent from the same period last year, although the decline is only 3.5 percent if you exclude divested landline businesses and AOL (which was not part of Verizon a year ago).
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ZURICH, Jan 17 (Reuters) - Telecoms company Swisscom said on Wednesday that its landline telephone service had been stabilized after a week of disruptions that left thousands of business customers unable to make or receive calls.
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Just as Africa jumped over the landline, Andrew Foote and Emily Woods, Sanivation's co-founders, are hoping their start-up will help Africa bypass unsustainable forms of fuel, like charcoal, for renewable and healthy options.
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In matchups between Trump and Hillary Clinton, Trump does much better in polls conducted online, in which respondents click their answers on a computer screen, rather than in person-to-person landline and cellphone surveys.
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It is hard to see why the mother would have phoned someone who was a stranger to her, and more plausible that it was Noura who first used the landline before switching to her cell.
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The service looks at some basic data about each call, including where it comes from, and whether it's from a landline, cell phone or a VoIP number (most fraudulent calls apparently come over VoIP lines).
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Here are the key factors you should consider when choosing a business phone system: Phone connection: The first step in choosing a phone system is deciding if you want a traditional landline or VoIP connection.
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Even when analog (landline) modems are used instead of cellular ones, the calls still likely pass through routers, because phone companies have replaced much of their analog switching equipment in recent years with digital systems.
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"It's just about the same as on the north side," said Mr. Munoz, a retired welder and Vietnam veteran, though he conceded that he has no mail service, no landline telephone and no cable television.
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In North Korea, where there is no freedom of movement for ordinary people and few have cars or access to landline telephones, mobile phones have been a way for people to connect with each other.
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"They are particularly on edge and alert about whether or not they are able to get the accurate evacuation orders," he said, adding that cellphone and landline services were cut off for days last year.
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Details: Expected to be included in the new tariffs are all the "List 4" items not included in prior rounds, including everything from cellphones, laptops and game consoles to landline telephones, batteries and printer cartridges.
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The lineup includes Coralie Fargeat's "Revenge" (on Friday), which A.O. Scott called "an impressive, uncompromising feature-directing debut," and Gillian Robespierre's "Landline" (on Saturday and Tuesday), which reunited the "Obvious Child" filmmaker with Jenny Slate.
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Over the last six months, the government has relaxed some of these restrictions: Landline phones came back after five weeks, and in October, people who had postpaid mobile connections found they could make calls again.
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Just as cellphones initially operated as complements to landline phones and mini mills were seen as niche manufacturing factories for low-quality steel, streaming services will be incomplete offerings until they reach scale, said Hindo.
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As The Wall Street Journal explained last year, devices like Alexa and Google Home don't offer the same location details as a mobile or landline phone, making it harder to route and respond to emergency calls.
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Previously, only landline telephone services had received this designation from the country's national telecoms regulator, CRTC, and the change is supported by a government investment package of up to $750 million to wire up rural areas.
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"These companies insist that they just don't want to invest the money to make this work on their landline services because they are going to be expanding the service to internet in the future," he said.
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So they created a postcard from a faux company and mailed it to Justin's grandmother, advertising a company that lets you order an Uber by calling a phone number from a landline or dumb cell phone.
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Because as the country abandons landline service in favor of new communications options and broadband internet, the FCC's regulatory relevance is slipping away – because the laws that establish its authority are focused on traditional voice service.
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Trump's aides have repeatedly warned him that his cellphone calls are not secure, and have tried to pressure him into using his secure White House landline, but he has still refused to give up his iPhones.
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With an iPhone and some AirPods, you can now go about your day while on hold and not be confined to the short distance a landline reaches – and even better, many companies have online customer support.
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As was revealed later that year in a report by the Ukrainian telecom authority, the call had occurred on a regular telecom network and had been intercepted and rerouted to a landline in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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During court sessions, they would often walk down the hall to the clerk's office, where defendants were permitted to use a landline phone to make a final plea for the cash that would set them free.
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Skype Credit lets you pay for any of the features of Skype that are not free, such as when using the platform to contact a landline or cellphone not using Skype, or to make international calls.
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The network, with hits like "Big Brother," and Stephen Colbert's "Late Show," was cut off from AT&T's satellite service DirecTV as well as the landline-delivered U-verse and DirecTV Now, the live streaming product.
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CAIRO, April 12 (Reuters) - Telecom Egypt will pay out a dividend of 1 Egyptian pound ($0.0556) per share on April 27, the state-owned landline monopoly said in a statement published by the Al-Akhbar newspaper.
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The Washington Post/ABC News poll was conducted from February 15-18 among a random sample of 808 adults reached vial cellphone or landline with a margin of error of plus or minus four percentage points.
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The ballots are counted in public, and the raw vote tally will be reported via the mobile app (or, in instances of poor wireless or Wi-Fi coverage, via landline phones with the old automated system).
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CenturyLink, a one-time rural landline phone company, in October announced an agreement to buy Level 3 Communications for about $24 billion, in a deal that's expected to accelerate its transformation into a more modern telecom player.
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The state-owned landline monopoly reported on Monday a 20.4 percent jump in 25 net profit after corporate tax changes; its shares rose 2285 percent on Monday to 20.6 pounds in an initial reaction to the news.
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JOHANNESBURG, Aug 23 (Reuters) - South Africa is considering selling its stake in landline provider Telkom to fund a 10 billion rand ($757 million) bailout required by national carrier South African Airways, the Treasury spokesman said on Wednesday.
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Surprisingly, videophones actually pop up a couple of times in this video series, but unsurprisingly people didn't want to have to hunch down in front of their landline phones to chat with friends on a tiny screen.
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While the complaint was over wireless internet services, AT&T claimed that because it provides mobile and landline voice services, it should be classified as a common carrier and therefore be made immune to the FTC's actions.
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It gained 1.6 million subscribers in its mobile business last year and 270,000 new broadband subscribers in the competitive landline segment, with average revenue per user (ARPU) of 34.5 euros ($37.9), compared with 35.10 euros in 13.
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For $10 a month (phone not included, alas), Fiber Phone will do all the things you (well, not you, TechCrunch reader, but others) have always done with a landline — which is mainly make and receive phone calls.
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There was the Palm Pilot V, 1970s red princess landline phone, Sanyo tape recorder, VCRs and floppy discs and hard drives––all once used, now sitting in darkness, collecting dust or waiting to be stripped for parts.
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The mother of three posed up in a plunging white long sleeve shirt and a pair of color-coordinated underwear while holding a landline telephone in one hand and a cell phone in the other, recording herself.
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This year, in addition to The Big Sick, Amazon picked up Long Strange Trip — a four-hour Grateful Dead documentary — for $6 million, and Landline, a family dramedy from Jenny Slate and Gillian Robespierre (for $903 million).
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South Africa's cabinet is considering selling its stake in landline provider Telkom, where government holds a 39 percent stake, to help raise 10 billion rand to cover a large part of SAA's total 13 billion rand bailout.
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So, with the landline phones relegated to a thing of the past and smartphones making up the vast majority of phones sold today, isn't it time we untethered the words "smart" and "phone" once and for all?
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It's no secret that landline phone service is on the way out — a recent survey found over half of American households had ditched their home phones — but home-based phone service might not be dead just yet.
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The state-owned landline monopoly reported on Monday a 111 percent jump in 2015 net profit after corporate tax changes; its shares rose 1.8 percent on Monday to 6.78 pounds in an initial reaction to the news.
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A sale would represent the latest effort by Verizon, the No. 1 U.S. wireless carrier, to streamline its portfolio following a divestment last year of a chunk of its landline business and a portfolio of wireless towers.
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Officials in Jammu and Kashmir's summer capital Srinagar say that 90 percent of the Kashmir valley is free of restrictions on daytime movement, some landline phone connections have been restored and thousands of schools have re-opened.
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Yes, Amazon is adding communications capabilities to the Echo so that it acts more or less like a landline phone in your home, write Brian X. Chen and Nick Wingfield, technology reporters for The New York Times.
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Over the last decade, AT&T's business has been changing at warp speed, moving from a voice network to a data network, from hardware to the cloud and from a landline business to a mobile-first enterprise.
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Information Minister Abdirahman Omar Osman apologized to citizens on Tuesday for the outage, which hit all landline and mobile users apart from those with access to private satellite connections, and called for them to have back-up plans.
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While its day-to-day technologies resemble those of contemporary Earth (and some, such as the non-networked landline-filled Galactica itself, are even retro), it also gives us the Cylons — organic artificial intelligence physically indistinguishable from humans.
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The combined results have been weighted to adjust for variation in the sample relating to geographic region, sex, race, Hispanic origin, marital status, age, education and (for landline households) the number of adults and number of phone lines.
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This package, according to a dubious customer service rep, was inexplicably cheaper than just ordering internet and cable separately without the unused landline, and it was the lowest price they could offer me, a customer of 10 years.
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The interviewer pointed out that the Landline star is often grouped with other actresses like Broad City's Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson, and GIRLS' Lena Dunham, and asked Slate whether she felt like that was an accurate comparison.
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Martino was telling me about his daily patrol routine when, in the middle of our conversation, the Aeroscope box began squawking, a series of beep beep beeps that sounded like an old landline got left off the hook.
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Google sweetens the deal with some advanced features (possible because the service lives in the cloud) that seem most likely to be used by people unlikely to have a landline, but I'm sure they will be welcome nevertheless.
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Your cell phone might turn out to be your landline in a sense when Wi-Fi is universal, because as long as the network is large enough and strong enough, you could be on Wi-Fi for everything.
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But with public mobile, landline telephone and internet connections still severed by the authorities in most of the Indian-controlled Jammu and Kashmir state, many people were still struggling to make contact with relatives to plan the holiday.
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JOHANNESBURG, June 5 (Reuters) - Telkom SA, South Africa's biggest landline provider, said on Monday full-year earnings rose to 12.4 percent due to the strong performance of its mobile business and the consolidation of Business Connexion Group (BCX).
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The company previously fought against a series of proposed changes to private hire vehicle rules in London — including a requirement for operators to have a fixed landline telephone number available for passengers to contact them at all times.
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If you don't feel like cooking, can't stand the thought of calling a local pizza spot's landline, or lack the will to order food via the wacky World Wide Web, you still have options, you lazy, lazy human.
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Every day, I miss my children, and as I wait for them to come home for Thanksgiving, I think of my father's words across a bad landline connection in 1984 that reached my homesick heart in cold Philadelphia.
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But Kashmiris who spoke to BuzzFeed News said that the scale of this particular one was unprecedented — in addition to mobile internet services, landline and broadband services are frozen, and most local television channels have been turned off.
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LANDLINE Gillian Robespierre, reuniting with her "Obvious Child" star, Jenny Slate, directs this self-conscious throwback to a particular strain of New York dysfunctional-family comedy (there are shades of both "Hannah and Her Sisters" and "The Daytrippers").
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The findings come from a landline and cellphone survey conducted for the institute by the Harris Poll, which talked to 1,002 adults in August, including 1 parents with at least one child 25 or younger living at home.
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They no longer have a landline phone because of how many journalists rang them up; they avoid sharing their address publicly because people would appear at their house expecting to be shown around like it was a museum.
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But Kashmiris who spoke to BuzzFeed News said that the scale of this particular blackout was unprecedented — in addition to mobile internet services, landline and broadband services are frozen, and most local television channels have been turned off.
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Trump and administration officials have argued the president's decision is crucial for preventing radical Islamic terrorism in the U.S. Quinnipiac University conducted its latest survey of 1,85033 voters nationwide via cellphone and landline telephone interviews Feb. 2–6.
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White nationalists are encouraging Iowans, at least the ones who still own a landline, to vote for Donald Trump in the upcoming presidential primary election, through a campaign of automated phone calls and radio ads across the state.
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If the sender has no other way of getting hold of you other than email — they don't know your cell number, Twitter handle, mailing address, landline, whatever — then maybe they're not that close to you in the first place.
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When Free unveiled the first Freebox back in 2002, it was the first French internet service provider to offer a triple play service with DSL internet, unlimited calls to French landline phones and television for $34 per month (€103).
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You can use his robot for yourself by following the instructions on his blog: Anderson told Mashable he's been working in telephones since the early '90s, and he started getting telemarketing calls on his landline four times a night.
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Few details have emerged from Ghazni since the Taliban destroyed a telecommunications tower on the city&aposs outskirts, cutting off all landline and cell phone links to the city and making it difficult to confirm details of the fighting.
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The company, which provides mobile, gas, electricity as well as landline and broadband services, said adjusted profit before tax rose 3.7% to 56.3 million pounds ($70.55 million) for the year ended March 31, in line with the board's expectations.
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World Premiere Landline / U.S.A. (Director: Gillian Robespierre, Screenwriters: Elisabeth Holm, Gillian Robespierre) — Two sisters come of age in '213s New York when they discover their dad's affair—and it turns out he's not the only cheater in the family.
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JOHANNESBURG, Aug 18 (Reuters) - Thousands of subscribers of South Africa's biggest landline provider Telkom SA were cut off its network after the firm's cables were cut and some set ablaze, in acts of vandalism it blamed on striking workers.
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"[P]atients should make sure that their Merlin@home unit is plugged in and connected via landline or cellular adapter so they can receive these and any future automatic security updates," St. Jude Medical wrote in a press release.
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The combined results have been weighted to adjust for variation in the sample relating to geographic region, sex, race, Hispanic origin, marital status, age, education and (for landline households) the number of adults and the number of phone lines.
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The company, which provides mobile, gas, electricity as well as landline and broadband services, said it expects earnings to rebound in 2020 as it tacks on more customers and sees better gross margins from reworked supply arrangements with npower .
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The semi-official Fars news agency reported that internet access is being switched back on and that landline or ADSL access has already been restored in half a dozen provinces as well as in parts of the capital Tehran.
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