The phrase "aggregate phone" is not commonly used in written English and may not be clear without context.
It could be used in discussions related to data collection or telecommunications, where "aggregate" refers to a collection or summation of data from multiple sources.
Example: "The report includes an aggregate phone usage statistic that combines data from all users over the past year."
Alternatives: "combined phone" or "total phone."
The Devour is, in the aggregate, a phone for those less interested in high tech and more in high art.
For its November-ending quarter PALM reported aggregate smart phone sales (included Centro, Treo, Pre, etc). of only 573K units, down sharply from the 810K reported for the August quarter, which was the launch quarter for the Pre.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is also piloting a program to track aggregate cell phone location data in areas affected by Ebola to provide a better picture of disease reports in real time.
By aggregating names, phone numbers, e-mail and street addresses along with name-specific search results and information gleaned from online public profiles, Bardon thinks his site will be able to better capitalize on a market for people-specific information he says will top $2 billion in 2007.
123people.com is primarily a data aggregator, but unlike some of its competitors it goes one step further by aggregating publicly available phone numbers and email addresses for every search result.
One last approach is to use an app like TweetDeck, HootSuite, Yoono and the built-in People app in Microsoft's Windows 8 and Windows Phone, which aggregate multiple social networks within one application.
The third method mainly depends on accident statistics from police reports, aggregate crash, and cell phone statistics [9, 10].
Microsoft did not provide new official aggregate figures in a phone call with TechCrunch.
Nokia spokesman Joseph Gallo tells Forbes that the company meant to say that it is the No. 2 content store offered and operated by a handset manufacturer.The figure, he notes, does not include app stores like GetJar that aggregate applications for multiple phone brands and operating systems.
Besides getting money from app downloads, Alekstra can aggregate all of that phone-bill data, which fleshes out its database.
