Sentence examples for cell phone systems from inspiring English sources

First, there is the problem of incompatiblestandards, the bane of United States cell phone systems.

The charges reflect a new reality: phone traffic they once carried exclusively has fled to new networks, mainly cell phone systems and the Internet.

But there's a novel angle here Spotcast aims to take advantage of the fact that cell phone systems know exactly where a caller is located.

Qualcomm's shares have surged on Wall Street's belief that the company controls the technology for future cell phone systems around the world, and that it will make loads of money on royalties and by selling chips to power those phones.

The 1999 run-up in Qualcomm's stock is prompted by a belief that the company controls the technology for future cell phone systems around the world, and that it will make loads of money on royalties and by selling chips to power those phones.

Distributed  solar charged to cell phone systems could scale, is affordable, and doesn't depend on the increasingly impossible vision of running an expensive copper wire attached to remote, dirty and unaffordable coal-fired power plant, to get a few kilowatts to village far from the city.

C13 Airwave License Deal Reached The F.C.C. forged an agreement with NextWave Telecom that will free up airwave licenses vital to improving the nation's cell phone system.

Last month, Cellport, which is privately held, signed a $48 million, two-year contract to provide its voice-activated cell phone system, known as the Cellport 3000 with Voice Command, to the Ford Motor Company.

Forget cell phones that can play music, take pictures and occasionally make a call, this cell phone system controls your car.

Richard Bliss was locked up in a Russian jail for 11 days — the first six incommunicado — for using a GPS to fix locations while he was mapping a cell phone system, which is what he had been hired to do.

Radio ads running in the former Soviet republic of Moldova feature a variety of emotional phone conversations, evidence of how the world's first high-definition cell phone system can carry not tinny-sounding speech but voices full of raw human feelings: love, fear, exhilaration.