Sentence examples for cellphone operating from inspiring English sources
"We are seeing the emergence of a fourth screen," said Jerry Panagrossi, vice president for operations at Symbian, a developer of advanced cellphone operating systems, citing a historical progression of "movie, television, computer and now the smart-phone screen".
Nokia and Microsoft have been rivals for years in cellphone operating systems, with Nokia adopting Symbian software and shunning Windows Mobile.
Eric E. Schmidt's conference call last week about Google's new cellphone operating system, Android, was the opposite of a showy Steve Jobs keynote.
Instead, with its share of the market for cellphone operating systems declining, Microsoft finds itself struggling to be the innovator rather than an also-ran mimicking Apple and Google.
They orchestrated a string of acquisitions of companies with mobile-related technology, including Android, maker of a cellphone operating system; GrandCentral, a service for making calls that can bypass telephone lines; and AdMob, an advertising network for mobile applications.
Apple and Microsoft share an enemy in Google, which has the most popular cellphone operating system in Android but does not have a strong presence in software for computers.
Her priorities in the Fiesta are visible in the car's central panel, where controls inspired by those of a cellphone operate the audio and air-conditioning systems.
This is particularly true with Google, which has expanded in several directions -- cellphones, operating system software, social networks, cloud computing -- that have created rivalries with companies that once thought they were in entirely isolated markets.
Cellphones operate on a similar principle of connectivity.
With accessories, the unit can play Sirius or XM satellite radio, show which roads are jammed, connect to Bluetooth cellphones, operate an iPod and display images from a rearview camera.
(By comparison, the most common cellphones operate at a peak power of about 1.6 watts or less, and most studies have found no evidence linking the phones to health problems).
