Sentence examples for cellphones internet from inspiring English sources

In other words the film takes place in a charming little seaside town without cellphones, Internet access or a library; sadly, given the current state of affairs, only the last is not so improbable.

The tiny shop is nowhere near the size of one of Apple's flagship emporia in New York or other major cities. "Computers, cellphones, Internet, all of those things, they're four or five years behind," Lars Pedersen, a Danish Web site designer who lives here, said of the state of technology in Ecuador.

If these two friends were especially weary at 6 a.m. on a recent Wednesday, it might have been because they had spent the previous night bingeing on the media — television, cellphones, Internet — they would not have unrestricted access to when they were whisked back that evening to Seaside Heights, N.J., to resume work on a new season of "Jersey Shore".

3. Employers frequently require employees to surrender privacy rights when computers, cellphones, internet access, email, etc. are provided by the employer.

"Cellphone Internet access just doesn't cut it because the screens are just too small," he said.

The presence of Al Qaeda in the cities has been confirmed by intercepts of cellphone, Internet and e-mail traffic.

Investigators conducted a vast analysis of communications, including cellphone, Internet and courier traffic between the Sept. 11 plotters and their confederates, like Mr. Mohammed, the officials said.

The 3G technology — which Qualcomm designs and licenses — allows cellphone Internet browsing that is comparable in speed to broadband on a desktop computer.

In Japan, child prostitution arrests frequently involve older men meeting high school girls through dating Web sites or cellphone Internet services.

We had a cellphone, Internet access and a van with a driver who took us to Kaesong to the south, Mount Myohyang to the north and Nampho to the west.

The resignation came after the board of the former state-run telephone monopoly voted to realign operations, integrating its fixed-line, cellphone, Internet and other units into three pared-down divisions.