Mobile Sample Clauses

Mobile. Mobile media includes but is not restricted to the following: 37.1. Display advertising banners; 37.2. In App advertising (including social); 37.3. SMS Text messaging; 37.4. Paid Search (as above); and 37.5. Activity tracking - to include geo targeting verification. Mobile proposals must provide clear detail as to sites/APPs being targeted by operating system, the volume of impressions, formats to be used, clicks (App downloads, views, engagements, click through rates) etc to be delivered, targeting efficiency and verification of the viewability of advertising messages.

Mobile. Allows customers to quickly check balances and make payments from mobile devices as well as the full functionality of the Web. Downloadable Apps & Responsive Web with SMS text for payments.

Mobile. Native mobile applications are available in the respective app stores for IBM Connections, IBM Sametime, IBM Meetings, and IBM Traveler for SmartCloud Notes.

Mobile. If you change your mobile phone number, you need to notify the Optus Support Centre on the number below, or the App may not function.

Mobile. 8.1 The Agreement for Mobile is for a minimum term of 24 months or, if it is longer/shorter, the period specified on the signed Customer Order Form. The Term starts on the Date of Life Transfer of Service. Under the terms of the Agreement the Customer may be supplied with a number of mobile connections (lines) at different times at the Customer’s own request. Each line will be for a minimum term of 24 months unless specified on the signed Customer Order Form. 8.2 If the Customer cancels the Mobile service before it is duly terminated as described above, the Customer will have to continue paying the monthly access charges in reflection to each line supplied until the earliest date that the customer would have been entitled to end each supply. 8.3 The fee for the Mobile service is the monthly service fee set out in the signed Customer Order Form. Where no fees are specified, they will be charged at MFTS’s (the Company) standard tariff prices, details of which are available on request. 8.4 Where the Company has provided further equipment in respect of any line at a subsidized price (upgrade) or financial support in lieu of equipment (upgrade support) then the Minimum Term that relates to that line is extended by a further period equal to the Minimum Term from the date of supply of the upgrade support. 8.5 When this Agreement is terminated the Company will disconnect the Customer from the network and it must pay all charges owed to the Company under the Agreement. 8.6 The customer will be charged for all use of the lines supplied including: i) A monthly access charge which is payable one month in advance together with payment for any extra services which the Company is providing the Customer. ii) Call Charges for all calls made in the previous month according to the Company’s tariff which the Customer has chosen. iii) In the event that the Customer chooses to use the telephone abroad, these charges will include all incoming calls that the Customer receives during that period. iv) If the network provider exercises any right against the Company to withhold or claw-back payments made by the network operator to the Company, the Company shall be entitled to charge, clawback or adjust any payments, tariffs or discounts made or given by the Company to the Customer to the extent that they are based upon payments from the network operator for commercial purposes. v) In the event that the Customer wishes to change its mobile service supplier after the relevant Minimum T...

Mobile. When you download or access the Services via a mobile device, we may receive information about your location (based on your IP address) and your mobile device, including various unique identifiers associated with your device, hardware type, and the version of your operating system (“Mobile Info”). We and may use this information to provide you with personalized advertising and other content, including advertising and content based on your location.

Mobile. Unless you have a cellfire booster installed, forget about making a call on your mobile phone 7 km outside of any of our three towns on the Telstra network. That was the position residents and travellers of Murrumbidgee Council faced, until Council provided a 50% contribution to a new facility on a tower we already owned at Bundure on the Kidman Way. So now, when leaving Jerilderie for Darlington Point via the Xxxxxx Highway and Kidman Way, there is only a break in service for about 15 km between Jerilderie and the Bundure Tower, and a further 10km break between Bundure Tower and Coleambally, and a 5km break in service between Coleambally and Darlington Point. Travel from Jerilderie to Narrandera on the Xxxxxx Highway, there is approximately 60km of no service area between Jerilderie and Morundah, yet there is a mobile tower at Bundure on the Xxxxxx Highway which, unfortunately for Telstra customers, is an Optus facility (I am told). Rural Australia understands that it’s not commercially viable for the telcos to invest in rural and remote Australia, yet the need exists, and we are thankful for State and Federal Governments providing funding such as Mobile Black Spot Program. However we need to do one of two things. Firstly, mandate that any Government provided funds directed towards mobile coverage must allow for roaming by all carriers. Not just co-location of each other’s equipment (that should be mandated in the ities), but one set of equipment signalling all carriers. I know this statement contradicts the equitable stance, however I am sure rural and remote Australians would be happy to pay premium (say $10 a month) on top of their current plan to ensure roaming. Why is it I can take my Telstra phone to the USA and immediately be roaming on ATT or in Canada on Xxxxxxx, but I cannot travel along the Xxxxxx Highway, leaving Jerilderie on Telstra, roam onto Optus at Bundure, then back to Telstra past Morundah and Narrandera. The second option would be for Government to own the infrastructure. As mentioned, rural and remote Australia are not commercially viable to the telcos. In the same way as its not commercial viable for a health company to build a private hospital in rural and remote Australia. Government build the towers, Government owns the transition equipment, Government maintains the equipment, and Government receives an annual payment from the telcos. Look at it in the same way as the Commonwealth Bank pays Australia Post to deliver their service...

Mobile. TreeKeeper® 7 Mobile is a new tool developed by Xxxxx Resource Group that allows users to access their TreeKeeper® 7 subscription platform database through a mobile device. TreeKeeper® 7 Mobile is a native Android application, as well as an alternative mobile browser access point using Safari® on an iOS device, or Google Chrome™ on a Windows® device.

Mobile. Samsung Galaxy S4 running the Android lollipop operating system, iPhone 5 running iOS7; or equivalent.

Mobile. You may be charged for SMS text messages and Internet access depending on Your mobile carrier and plan. Web access is needed to use LFCU Mobile’s downloadable app or web-based platform. Check with Your service provider for details on Your phone’s capabilities and specific fees and charges.