Sentence examples for cellphone programming from inspiring English sources

Compared with cellphone programming being made in Asia and Europe, the show's concept was downright old-fashioned.

In the two years since Fox Mobile and MTV Networks pioneered the market for cellphone programming, almost every major film and television studio is developing projects.

If his early experience with cellphone programming is telling Sirulnick anything right now, it's that these trends will become even more pronounced in mobile television.

Assuming that producers can figure out how to make the creative leap to original cellphone programming, the biggest question for their companies is how they're going to make money.

The $2 million for the pilot cellphone program was raised from private donors through the Fund for Public Schools.

After market tests proved successful in this era of cost-consciousness, Wal-Mart is expanding its prepaid cellphone program, Straight Talk.

The bridegroom, also 34, is a vice president who oversees the sale of cellphone program services and business development for Napster in Los Angeles.

Motorola Inc., which helped found Symbian Ltd. five years ago to develop software for mobile phones, is selling its stake in the venture to its partners Nokia and Psion to focus on other cellphone programs.

It's not surprising that New York, which sees itself as the financial capital of the world, has been gung-ho on incentives for students, from the cellphone program to the $50 some fourth graders received for acing standardized tests, to the $1,000 that high schoolers could get for every 5 they got on an Advanced Placement exam.

Certainly, you can keep tabs on fellow travelers using other methods, including cellphone programs (like AT&T's FamilyMap and Verizon's Family Locator) that let you keep a distant eye on family members, and tracking devices like the battery-powered GPS Atlas F100 and the Toddler Tag Child Locator, which uses radio frequency technology (your child gets a tag; you get a key chain transmitter).

Now actors who work on the cellphone program based on "Lost" will get a minimum wage of $425 for their work, as well as other fees if a short program was streamed on the Internet or sold on DVD, according to the guild.