The phrase "a phone computer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a device that functions as both a phone and a computer, often in the context of smartphones or mobile devices.
Example: "With the advancements in technology, a phone computer can now handle tasks that were once exclusive to traditional computers."
Alternatives: "smartphone" or "mobile device".
If you have any doubts about the effectiveness of solitary confinement, lock yourself in your bathroom for two days without a phone, computer, television or radio.
UForce's technology lets telecommunications providers offer custom products that give access to voice mail, faxes and e-mail from one source, like a phone, computer or wireless device.
If a phone, computer, or other device you use for Stanford work is lost or stolen, you must take immediate action.
For example, when is the last time you saw a phone, computer, or any electrical wiring without an inexpensive, electrically resistant plastic casing?
The police said both men lived in Manhattan but would come to the Polish enclave in Greenpoint and make calls to numbers they found through a phone computer program.
Venezuelans only need a phone, computer or on an online wallet service to store bitcoins which they can exchange at the black-market dollar exchange rate – almost five times the official exchange rate.
If you already have a phone-computer connector cable for some reason, then you don't have to buy the music kit.
Just as with plain Jane Jamboxes, the customized models can connect to a tablet, phone, computer or music player by Bluetooth or wired through a 3.5mm jack.
It is now pretty much typical, to buy a mobile phone, computer or some other device and spend some time unravelling it.
Not everyone is as lucky as we are, for example, not everyone has a steady job, money, cellular phone, computer, food, a roof over their head.
The one we made, the Puls, is standalone – it doesn't need a phone or computer, it is a phone and a computer.
