Wireless Applications definition

Wireless Applications means terrestrial-based, land mobile, wireless telecommunications applications, including but not limited to cellular, personal communications services (PCS), wireless local loop and wireless PABX applications which are based upon and compliant with the CAI. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the terms "Wireless" and/or "Wireless Applications" shall not include (i) satellite applications (defined as any application which utilizes a direct connection between the Subscriber Unit and any satellite), and/or (ii) Cordless Telephone Applications (defined as applications not dependent on use of a switch, including but not limited to a PABX switch, for interface to the public network).

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Wireless Applications means terrestrial-based, land mobile, wireless telecommunications applications, including but not limited to cellular, personal communications services (PCS), wireless local loop and wireless PABX applications which are based upon the CAI. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the terms "Wireless" and/or "Wireless Applications" shall not include (i) satellite applications (defined as any application which utilizes a direct connection between any satellite and the (a) Subscriber Unit, or (b) Communications Device containing a * * *), and/or (ii) Cordless Telephone Applications (defined as applications not dependent on use of a switch, including but not limited to a PABX switch, for interface to the public network). * Certain material (indicated by an asterisk) has been omitted from this document pursuant to a request for confidential treatment. The omitted material has been filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Wireless Applications means any WWAN Standard for terrestrial radio telecommunications applications to the extent licensed by QUALCOMM to Buyer.

Examples of Wireless Applications in a sentence

• LICENSEE hereby covenants that neither it nor its Affiliates will assert any of LICENSEE’s or its Affiliates rights in Technically Necessary IPR against any of QUALCOMM’s other Subscriber Unit or ASIC licensees (the “Authorized Licensees”) which (a) use any of LICENSEE’s Technically Necessary IPR to make, use and sell Subscriber Units and/or Components for Wireless Applications and (b) have agreed with QUALCOMM to a similar undertaking not to assert claims against LICENSEE and its Affiliates.

• Accordingly, LICENSEE agrees to negotiate in good faith to promptly grant to Authorized Licensees which do not meet the requirements of Section 6.1 a license to use all of LICENSEE's Technically Necessary IPR to make, use and sell HDR infrastructure equipment and HDR Components for Wireless Applications.

• BVIG shall make good faith efforts to work with Carriers to promote the NL Wireless Applications.

• Licensor will use all reasonable efforts to assist BVIG in BVIG’s creation and Wireless Distribution of the NL Wireless Applications and the Wireless Portal, described in Section 6(b)(ii) below.

• BVIG will use commercially reasonable efforts to consummate agreements to provide for the Wireless Distribution of the NL Wireless Applications with Carriers in the Territory.

• To promote, market, and advertise (including, but not limited to, via Carriers) the NL Wireless Applications using NL’ s Materials.

• Licensor will provide a “Minimum Marketing Commitment” in each year of the Term to promote, advertise and market the NL Wireless Applications as described and set forth in Exhibit C.

• BVIG, or any third party(ies) of BVIG’s choice (for example, a Carrier), will host or otherwise provide access to the NL Wireless Applications for sublicense to end users, Carriers and/or other third parties, at BVIG’ s cost.

• The parties agree that it is in the interest of each of the Parties and of the Wireless industry to obtain the widest possible acceptance of the final CAI Accordingly, LICENSEE agrees to negotiate in good faith to promptly grant to Authorized Licensees which do not meet the requirements of Section 7.1 a license to use all of LICENSEE's Technically Necessary IPR to make, use and sell Infrastructure Equipment and Components for Wireless Applications.

• Both parties acknowledge that the final look and feel, creative style, functionality, and design of the NL Wireless Applications and the potential Wireless Portal are undetermined as of the Effective Date.

More Definitions of Wireless Applications

Wireless Applications means terrestrial-based, land mobile, wireless telecommunications applications which are based upon the CAI, including but not limited to cellular, personal communications services (PCS), wireless local loop and wireless PABX applications. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the terms "Wireless" and/or "Wireless Applications" shall not include (i) satellite applications (defined as any application which utilizes a direct connection between any satellite and the (a) Subscriber Unit, (b) Communications Device attached to a CDMA Modem Card , or (c) CDMA Modem Card attached to a Communications Device), and/or (ii) Cordless Telephone Applications (defined as applications not dependent on use of a switch, including but not limited to a PABX switch, for interface to the public network).