Sentence examples for cellphones switch from inspiring English sources

When a digital signal is too weak or the system is too busy, some cellphones switch to backup analog networks, which typically carry high roaming charges for some users and make features such as caller ID or text messaging unusable.

In addition, NetGuard would be responsible for maintaining a strategic reserve of equipment -- like cellphones, switches, computers and satellite dishes -- that could be deployed on short notice.

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Another woman stopped and stared nearby while her boyfriend described the scene to someone on his cellphone, switching between Russian and English.

"I know I'm a risk taker," Mr. De Guzman said, noting that it was not uncommon for him to be talking on the cellphone, switching CD's in his player and trying to shift gears while driving in heavy traffic.

(The Nextel Web site suggests that "A mother can plan the school carpool schedule with other parents," but omits the essential clause, "after first somehow persuading all the other mothers to dump their old cellphones and switch to Nextel").

Thing Six: FCC Thinks Phones Should Be Free: The FCC yesterday sided with consumers over the issue of whether they should be allowed to unlock their cellphones to switch wireless carriers.

The Taliban have decreed that the cellphone signals go down at night so the main cellphone companies switch off the signals from dusk to dawn.

No one seriously believes that unlocking a cellphone to switch carriers is equivalent to piracy.

Users could then take their personal information and social connections to competing sites, much in the way that cellphone users switch carriers without changing their phone numbers.

WHETHER it is monitoring the heating system at your weekend home while you are sitting in front of your laptop back in the city, or using your cellphone to switch on the hot tub as you are heading off on your Friday-night commute, new technology has taken much of the guesswork and worry out of maintaining a second home.