The phrase "and handsets in the" is grammatically correct but appears to be incomplete and lacks context.
It can be used in written English when discussing mobile devices or telecommunications, typically as part of a larger sentence.
Example: "The company offers a variety of smartphones and handsets in the latest models available."
Alternatives: "and devices in the" or "and phones in the".
Developing better SMS services across multiple operators means that the messages will be interoperable (what you send on one network and handset will be seen that way when received on another network and handset) in the same way that apps are working today but SMS has only managed to in the most pared-down, text-only scenarios.
Another WP7 handset has been leaked — on top of the C900, Panther, and Cetus handsets in the last week.
The 8GB iPhone 5c is the result, although it will be battling numerous similarly-priced – not to mention even cheaper – Android and Windows Phone handsets in the increasingly crowded smartphone market.
Struggling Taiwanese mobile maker HTC is planning to slash costs by nearly a quarter and sell cheaper handsets in the hopes of turning a profit in its Q4, it said in an investor call today (via Reuters).
The main aspect of this deal means co-branded version of Qype's application will be pre-loaded on supported Vodafone devices, including Blackberry and Android on handsets in the UK, Germany, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Netherlands and Ireland.
"Some 70percentt of Idaho's economy is in high technology," said Jason Crawforth, founder and chief strategy officer of MobileDataforce, a Boise company with a software system for compiling and transmitting information from handsets in the field to databases in the home office.
Eventually, Qualcomm plans to spin off MediaFLO and license the technology, much the way it already licenses its CDMA technology to wireless service providers and handset manufacturers in the U.S. and Asia.
And with more than 600 handsets in the American market alone, Mr. Farren said, choosing can be a challenge.
These continuous improvements to pictures, including video capture and playback, keep most Android handsets in the rearview mirror (though some objects in the mirror may be closer than they seem).
Samsung hope that this new strategy will help fend off challenges from Chinese manufacturers like Xiaomi, who are one of china's largest electronics companies that sells mobile phones and who has shifted over 26m handsets in the first half of this year alone, not bad for a company that was founded a mere four years ago.
