Sentence examples similar to burgeoning phone from inspiring English sources

The line turnoffs are occurring at an accelerating rate, driven by a variety of technological shifts: ever-heavier use of cell-phones, burgeoning offerings of phone service from cable companies and less need for second phone lines.

Most troubling, China Unicom has only a 14percentt share of the country's burgeoning cellular phone market.

With no military training, Muhammad was always going to be overlooked, and ended up concentrating on roles in Libya's burgeoning mobile phone industry.

India's burgeoning mobile phone market has become fertile ground for deal-making among the region's telecom players.

Among the best prospects are companies that can sell into both China's burgeoning mobile phone market as well the recovering global market.

Driven largely by the spread of the world wide web and the burgeoning mobile phone sector, opportunities to develop solutions to many of the world's social and environmental problems have reached almost every bedroom and garden shed in the land.

Nevermind that there has been an obscene lack of regulation and oversight of the burgeoning cell phone industry.

Developed by the European Telecommunications Standards Institute, an organization that grew to regulate the burgeoning mobile phone industry before the coming of the European Union, SMS capability was bundled into the makings of the European (and later American) mobile phone system in the early 90's.

Vodafone's shares fell on fears that hedge funds that had bought the bonds were short-selling Vodafone.Vodafone moved into Latin America's burgeoning mobile-phone market.

And it had previously demoed Xbox SmartGlass, which is designed to connect mobile phones running Windows Phone software with its burgeoning Xbox Live media services.

The move to support Windows Phone 7, a burgeoning although financially well backed mobile OS, would also be a major sea change.