The phrase "a global device" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a device that has worldwide applicability or functionality.
Example: "The new smartphone is not just a local product; it is a global device that can be used in any country."
Alternatives: "an international device" or "a worldwide gadget".
Now that Google has more or less figured out what needs to happen to keep a global device rollout from going immediately south, it's arguably better prepared to push out a solid phone at a crazy low price point.
It is important news for an obvious reason: Nokia remains the world's largest manufacturer of mobile phones with a global device market share of 31% in the fourth quarter of 2010.
The Z3 is launching in Indonesia in April, and is expected to be priced at under $200, which begs the question of how it'll be priced as a global device.
The phone may also make use of a dual GSM/CDMA Gobi chipset, making it a truly global device, the blog said, basing that speculation on comments Verizon CFO Fran Shammo made in the company's last earnings call.
The Taiwan-based firm, which manufactures for a host of global device brands like Apple, BlackBerry, Amazon, Motorola, Xiaomi and Sony, has the bulk of its factories in China.
A global positioning device.
Add a few decades, a few pounds, some gray hair, a global positioning device and plenty of disposable income.
The judge set bond for Mr. Fisher at $50,000 and ordered him to wear a global positioning device.
Stephen Chau, Google's project manger for Street View, said each Google car had a global positioning device, used when the images are stitched together.
The model is solved for a real-life case of a global medical device manufacturer to extract managerial insights.
Imagine that every car had a global positioning device and that before every trip, drivers were required to let the traffic authorities know where they were going.
