By Her Bed: A cellphone, books and copper baby booties of my mother's, which are strangely large.
Vocel, which makes the technology behind Harlequin's cellphone books, is also working with the publishers of textbooks and academic publishers to make their works available the same way.
They were peering at the world through sunglasses or camera lenses, from behind newspapers or over one another's shoulders, their hands grasping children, balloons, basketballs, laptops, cellphones, books, chess pieces, burgers, lipstick, rackets, jungle gyms, swords and lovers.
In the absence of a clear plan, Radcliffe walked up to the barricade and began signing cellphones, books and T-shirts, but the crowd started to heave and surge — "Che bello!" cried a girl — at which point Sam pulled Radcliffe away.
Xobni Mobile essentially takes over your cellphone address book.
In arguing against bail, Mr. Buretta told Magistrate Judge Kiyo A. Matsumoto that investigators had found telephone numbers for two known Iraqi insurgents stored in the man's cellphone address book.
When a laser pointer illuminates a spot in the room, she detects the spot with her wide-angle camera, then trains her camera eyes on it to get the position of, say, the cellphone or book, Professor Kemp said.
But will cellphone address books and other technological advances that do our remembering for us have an impact on our ability to memorize, and thus affect our intelligence?
But with cellphones so common, Dr. McKenna said, hospitals now often search through cellphone address books for clues about whom to contact.
In this mobile era, passengers expect to be able to use their cellphones to book train travel.
