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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a frozen phone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a mobile device that is unresponsive or has stopped functioning properly, often due to software issues or low battery.
Example: "After trying to update the software, my phone became a frozen phone, and I couldn't access any of my apps."
Alternatives: "unresponsive phone" or "non-functioning phone".
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After early mishaps — losing a couple on Governors Island, and a frozen phone in Central Park — Mr. Leto makes sure to have a foolproof meet-up plan, he said.
The trio discovered that quickly connecting and disconnecting the battery of a frozen phone forced the handset into a vulnerable mode.
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We even dropped the frozen phone to the floor from hip height.
Other videos have seen a little boy drawing a picture of the S7 with crayons, and an ice sculptor creating a frozen image of the phone with a chainsaw.
So far, they have recorded songs for an Egyptian phone company, a frozen food line called Meatland and an Egyptian version of Viagra, known as "The Golden Box".
The actress said, "I certainly hope there will be a 'Frozen 2,'" adding, "Should my phone ring, I will be there in a heartbeat".
Panel moderator Jason Kincaid began the panel with the classic mobile marketing example of a consumer having a phone in their pocket and having a push notification give them an alert that there's a frozen yogurt discount nearby.
With a Frozen theme.
Calm as a frozen lake.
She wears a frozen smile.
* Cook from a frozen state.
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