1) As a set 2) Baled 1) Made into a package 
• (imp. & p. p.) of Bundle
Referring to the incorporation of a number of services or features into a single product. For example, a bundled pension scheme contract might combine the various activities of investment management, insurance, trusteeship and administration into a single service; whereas an unbundled arrangement would see these activities being conducted by a rang...
When applied to tariffing, the practice of charging a flat rate per period of service up to a certain limit of call time (for voice calls) or data transmitted (for data services like GPRS).
Refers to the practice of automatically including an additional
(of hardware or software) sold together, as a package, rather than separately.