Wireless Broadband Service Sample Clauses

Wireless Broadband Service. (a) Operator is obligated to have any wireless Broadband Service installed and connected directly through the Device, which must be attached to a TouchTunes Jukebox or other TouchTunes manufactured unit approved by TouchTunes for use with wireless Broadband Service, without any product in between the Device and such Jukebox or unit. If Operator fails to install the Device in this manner, TouchTunes will provide Operator ten (10) days notice to properly connect the wireless Broadband Service. Failure to comply with such installation within such ten (10) day notice period will give TouchTunes the right to disable the wireless Broadband Service to all Devices improperly connected, provided that such disabling will not reduce and Operator must pay to TouchTunes, in accordance with this Addendum, the applicable fees for Broadband Service through the end of the Service Term or the Early Termination Fee.
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Wireless Broadband Service. NewCo shall at all times during the Term (including any Phase-Out Period) applicable to any SIG Party, provide such SIG Party with the Wireless Broadband Service in the coverage area of the NewCo Network, which as of the date indicated is planned to cover the Markets set forth in Schedule 6.1. NewCo will have no liability of any kind for a failure to meet the Market coverage area(s) as set forth in Schedule 6.1. If NewCo enters into any agreement or arrangement pursuant to which NewCo, any Founding Partner or any Other Reseller can resell wireless broadband services that are the same or substantially similar to the Wireless Broadband Services to their respective end users (including NewCo Retail Customers) over third-party networks, NewCo shall secure for each SIG Party the right to resell such wireless broadband services to its End Users over such third-party networks on the same terms and conditions as made available to NewCo with respect to NewCo Retail Customers and/or the end users of such Founding Partner or Other Reseller, as the case may be. For the avoidance of doubt, roaming services and services offered by NewCo over the Sprint Network shall not be subject to this Section 6.1 (it being understood that NewCo’s obligations to provide roaming services are separately addressed in Section 2.2.5).
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Wireless Broadband Service. Clearwire shall at all times during the Term (including any Phase-Out Period) applicable to any SIG Party, provide such SIG Party with the Wireless Broadband Service in the coverage area of the Clearwire Network, which as of the date indicated is planned to cover the Markets set forth in Schedule 6.1. Clearwire will have no liability of any kind for a failure to meet the Market coverage area(s) as set forth in Schedule 6.1. If Clearwire enters into any agreement or arrangement pursuant to which Clearwire, any Founding Partner or any Other Reseller can resell wireless broadband services that are the same or substantially similar to the Wireless Broadband Services to their respective end users (including Clearwire Retail Customers) over third-party networks, Clearwire shall secure for each SIG Party the right to resell such wireless broadband services to its End Users over such third-party networks on the same terms and conditions as made available to Clearwire with respect to Clearwire Retail Customers and/or the end users of such Founding Partner or Other Reseller, as the case may be. For the avoidance of doubt, roaming services and services offered by Clearwire over the Sprint Network shall not be subject to this Section 6.1 (it being understood that Clearwire’s obligations to provide roaming services are separately addressed in Section 2.2.5).
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Wireless Broadband Service. Your mobile workforce will have a significant productivity advantage while using one of U.S. Cellular®’s wireless modems. On-the-go team members will have access to Internet-based resources, corporate applications such as customer account information, e-mail, calendars, mapping systems, online services and more. Setup is simple and U.S. Cellular® provides exceptional service and support. No learning curve and no wires means your team is up and running more efficiently right away. The UML397 4G LTE™ Wireless Modem gives you a lightning fast wireless Internet connection on the 4G LTE network. This plug and-play modem makes it simple and easy for you to connect and access the web on your laptop at 4G LTE speeds like never before. It connects via its swivel Type A USB port. It provides NDIS support for Microsoft® Windows® XP, Vista, Windows® 7 and Mac OS X 10.5 or higher. Its built-in data plan monitor helps you check your data usage. Additionally, it includes a Virtual Private Network (VPN) wizard for Microsoft, Nortel, SonicWall, Cisco and other VPN clients. No matter where you are, you’ll be able to conveniently access your company’s network, email and applications. The UML397 4G LTE Wireless Modem packs a powerful punch, making it ideal for staying connected on-the-go. ZTE UniteTM III Mobile Hotspot
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