Sentence examples for about the handheld from inspiring English sources

That message came after McCain's top economic adviser said that the senator had, in fact, helped bring about the handheld device, comments that the campaign later called a "boneheaded joke". At a briefing for reporters yesterday morning, Douglas heldz-Eakin held up his BlackBerry in an attempt to prove that his boss, the former chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee, has economic know-how.

* The new graphics core should drastically improve performance, meaning Apple's serious about the handheld gaming market.

Nintendo isn't talking-up 3DS details right now and we have so many questions about the handheld 3D gaming.

One of the good things about the handheld device is that it supports multiplayer and web browsing via WiFi (it's one of the few things that justify the PSP's price).

When asked to provide their overall impressions about using the screen-based handheld device, nearly all participants reported positive impressions about the handheld device, including that it was "convenient," "handy," "fast," or "easy" to use, and none described any problems using the handheld device.

Q:  What about the handhelds?

This is still a rumor but if Apple is serious about controlling the handheld market, it has to penetrate different markets and reach a more broad customer base; Verizon is the next, logical step.

Although Handspring's Visor now holds about 21% of the handheld market to Palm's 65%, according to research firm NPD Intelect, two other companies have come through with new products, and more are likely to do so soon.

And despite its lead in market share a recent study by NPD Intellect said that devices running the Palm operating system dominate about 87% of the handheld market– Microsoft continues to shove its way into the market with hardware manufacturers like Hewlett-Packard, Toshiba and NEC on its side.

After the field data collection was completed, 16 of 20 interviewers thought that HCDC operations were very easy or easy and that they felt confident about their ability to use the handheld device, and 12 felt they could solve problems on HCDC that arose during the survey activity (Table  3).

As I was interviewing Sgt Mimkin – having a peaceful chat about whether or not the constitution gives NYC residents the right to go home undisturbed (it doesn't, FYI, but I was happy to be having that debate) – and even though I had identified myself as press, his fellow officer lifted up one of the handheld devices, held it about 10 inches away from my face, and snapped its mechanism.