Sentence examples for cellphones compared to from inspiring English sources

Even more dramatically, three-quarters of third-grade cyberbullies carried cellphones, compared to only 37percentt of third-graders uninvolved in cyberbullying.

Nearly six in 10 Americans are now connected to the Internet wirelessly via a Wi-Fi connection, mobile broadband card or cellphone, compared to about half at this point last year, according to a report from Pew Internet.

The results show that 51percentt of Americans would have the toughest time giving up their cellphone, compared to 48percentt for the Internet.

Motorola's cellphone division dropped 39% compared to the sales numbers from first-quarter 2007.

PHS, a technology developed in the 1990's, uses simpler base stations with substantially lower upfront costs compared to standard cellphone networks.

Men and women who recalled moderate phone use seemed to have decreased rates of brain cancer compared to those who rarely used cellphones.

"Think of the cellphone you were using in the late '90s compared to what you see today.

That's a significant increase compared to January of last year, when 36 percent of cellphone owners in America were using smartphones.

"The fact that traditional, high-quality probability samples, like the Fox News poll, include both landline and cellphone numbers may be why these polls show Jones doing relatively well compared to automated or blended polls," she wrote.

The guy pans the screen size (it "has a very small screen compared to even the tiniest laptop") even though he should be comparing the size to other cellphones and not laptops.

On the other hand, 77 percent now carry cellphones, compared with 68percentt last year.