Sentence examples for cellular phone technology from inspiring English sources
Though it was never used in wartime, this device is a component of present-day satellite and cellular phone technology.
The company combines global positioning satellite technology with cellular phone technology from Qualcomm to produce a device capable of tracking people and cargoes anywhere in the world.
Newer systems communicate with cellular phone technology rather than phone lines so residents do not have to worry about lines being cut.
The major catalyst for a switch from technology into financials was a warning from the cellular phone technology company Qualcomm late on Tuesday that its second-quarter product shipments could fall.
Ericsson is well placed, however, to compete with a new generation of digital cellular phone technology that is expected to be introduced in markets in Asia and elsewhere, with broader capabilities than current models, he said.
"The combination might make Motorola successful — again," said Mr. Cooper, whose patent from the early 1970s for cellular phone technology is among those that hang at the company's entrance.
Just as cellular-phone technology untethered talkers from telephone cords, a new wireless standard is freeing computer users from network cables.
To address these issues, the Saving Mothers and Newborn (SMNC) intervention will implement three key elements to support the CMWs to establish their private practices: (1) upgrade CMW clinical skills (2) provide business-skills training and small loans (3) generate demand for CMW services using cellular phone SMS technology and existing women's support groups.
Because of the rapid spread of cellular phones, mobile technology has previously been used to address a variety of problems in the developing world, including access to financial services, health care information and education.
We have also shown that this concept can be used with cellular phone based wireless technology for remote medical imaging with EIT and that it is valuable to other computationally expensive procedures, such as developing classifiers and data bases for medical data analysis [6], [7], [8].
