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internetfähig
inter·net-en·ˈabled [-ˈeɪbl̩d] ADJ
internet-enabled
internetfähig
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Despite sales of $293.9bn last year alone, analysts are predicting that sales of internet-enabled smartphones are likely to plateau following five years of extensive growth.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Files can then be accessed, and streamed with no downloads needed, from any internet-enabled device.
en.wikipedia.org
The web-based suite adds immense value to ad managers in that the ad content can be managed remotely from any internet-enabled device.
www.digitaljournal.com
Being a mobile site rather than an app, it's open to any person with an internet-enabled smartphone... -- pretty useful.
www.shinyshiny.tv
The data is visualised using what's known as a hexagon-shaped cartogram, in which the size of each country is drawn based on its internet-enabled population.
www.dailymail.co.uk

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