Telecommunication

4. A service that allows users to access the internet through wireless connections, using different network providers beyond their regular service provider's coverage area.
6. The integration of various technologies, services, or networks into a unified platform, typically using Internet Protocol (IP), allowing seamless transmission of voice, data, and multimedia content.
7. Networks that amalgamate different types of communication services, such as voice, data, and video, onto a single platform based on Internet Protocol (IP) for efficient and seamless transmission.
9. A set of rules governing the format of data sent over the internet or any network. It allows devices to communicate and transfer data across networks, enabling connectivity between different systems and devices.
10. The fundamental physical or organizational structures and facilities needed for the operation of a system or enterprise, including the networks, equipment, and facilities supporting telecommunications services.

1. A company or entity that provides mobile telecommunications services to consumers, offering voice, data, and other wireless services to mobile device users.
2. The transmission of video content in real-time over the internet, allowing users to watch movies without downloading the entire file beforehand, thus enabling immediate viewing.
3. High-speed internet connections that have significant bandwidth for transmitting large amounts of data, facilitating high-quality multimedia, including video streaming, gaming, and other bandwidth-intensive applications.
5. Networks that utilize Internet Protocol as their underlying technology to transmit data, voice, and multimedia, enabling the convergence of various services onto a single platform.
8. Various sources or channels from which a company generates income, often through offering different services, products, or subscriptions to consumers or businesses.