Device Term definition

Device Term means the period of time during which the Device will be used by Customer and supported by HP as specified in the Services and Pricing Statement. The Device Term for an HP-Provided Device begins on the date specified in Part A of this SOW. The Device Term for Customer-provided Devices begins the date HP assumes management of the Device solely for the purpose of providing the Services described herein.

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Device Term means the time, starting from the Device Start Date through and including the end date of MPS set forth in Appendix A.

Device Term is the period of time, which may extend beyond the Agreement Term, during which the Customer agrees to keep a Customer Device active on the TELUS networks and to pay a deactivation charge if the Customer Device is deactivated from the TELUS networks, and is further described in Section D,

Examples of Device Term in a sentence

• Any Customer Device where the applicable Device Term has expired or the Customer has paid all applicable charges in accordance with Section C.

• The Device Term for a New Customer Device, other than a No Term Device described in subsection 1.1.3 of this Section D, is equal to 36 months, starts on the date of activation, and extends beyond the Agreement Term.

• Neither the Purchaser Financial Statements nor this Agreement (including the Schedules and Exhibits hereto) nor any certificate or other information or document furnished or to be furnished by either Purchaser, Merger Subsidiary or Stockholders to the Company contains or will contain any untrue statement of a material fact or omits or will omit to state a material fact required to be stated herein or therein or necessary to make the statements herein or therein not misleading.

• The Customer shall, during the Device Term, subscribe to a Voice and Data Plan for each Customer Device that is a smartphone.

• The deactivation charge payable for each Customer Device deactivated before the end of the associated Device Term is equal to the sum of: (i) the outstanding Device Balance; (ii) the charge payable by the Customer for return of any Airtime Credit as described in Section D plus (iii) a charge of $100.

• The Device Term for each Customer Device replaced at the Hardware Float Price will be 36 months starting on the date of replacement.

• In addition, the termination of a Device Term or a Software Product Term will not act to terminate the SOW nor the Agreement unless otherwise stated in the notice of termination, and the SOW will survive for purposes of the existing Device Terms and/or Software Product Terms.

• Subject to TELUS’ rights regarding the Minimum Commitment in subsection 6 of Section B, during the Agreement Term and during the Device Term applicable to each Customer Device, TELUS shall not change the basic monthly charge in any Rate Plan (including any Add on or Package) or the number of minutes, amount of data, or features included in the basic monthly charge.

• During the Agreement Term and any Device Term, the Customer may change the Rate Plan applicable to a Customer Device as long as the fixed monthly charge of the new Rate Plan is equal to or greater than the applicable Minimum Spend Commitment.

• A SIM card purchase fee will not apply to Customer Devices being activated on the TELUS network for a 36 month Device Term.

More Definitions of Device Term

Device Term means the period of time during which the Device will be supported by MPS as specified in the Services and Pricing Statement. A Device Term begins either upon: i) for HP-provided Devices installed by HP, its installation date, ii) for HP- provided Devices installed by Customer or a 3rd party, its delivery date; or iii) for Customer-provided Devices, the date HP assumes management of the Device solely for the purpose of providing MPS under this Agreement.

Device Term means, in respect of each Device acquired or leased under this agreement, the Initial Device Term and any Further Device Term(s). Documentation means any manuals, guides, reference materials or other similar documents in any form made available by DIT to the Customer in connection with the Telematics Solution or the provision of the Services. Force Majeure Event means the occurrence of an event or circumstances beyond the reasonable control of the party affected by it, including war (declared or undeclared) civil commotion, military action, or an act of sabotage, strike, lockout or industrial action, ▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, fire, flood, earthquake or other natural calamity or an ongoing internet or telecommunications outage or impairment. Further Device Term means the period of time specified in the Schedule. Improvement means all improvements, enhancements, modifications, adaptations and extensions, whether being capable of patent or other Intellectual Property protection or otherwise and whether made or conceived by DIT or the Customer. Initial Device Term means the period of time specified in the Schedule. Installation Fee means the amount, if any, set out in the Schedule and any reasonable costs incurred by DIT arising from a failure of the Customer to comply with any of its obligations under clause 5.6(b).

Device Term means the time, starting from the Device Start Date through and including the end date of MPS set forth in Appendix A. [Instruction: Add the following if Devices are Coterminous]: For Devices that are part of a Cluster, the Device Term for each Device in the Cluster ends on the end date of the Cluster Term.

Device Term means the time, starting from the Device Start Date through and including the number of calendar months thereafter that is specified for the Device set forth in Appendix A, Except that for Devices that are part of a Cluster, the Device Term for each Device in the Cluster ends on the end date of the Cluster Term.