Sentence examples for combine phone from inspiring English sources

DISH AIMS TO COMBINE PHONE AND TV  |  With a $25.5 billion bid for Sprint Nextel, the pay-TV operator Dish Network wants to roll television, high-speed Internet and cellphone services into a single package.

Muller relocated to New York in order to further his music career, but instead found himself starting a company based around an idea to combine phone and fax messages with e-mail.

Broadcom has acquired five companies since May for a total of $1 billion and is using technology from those acquisitions to develop a product called "home gateway," which will allow consumers to combine phone, Internet and cable service seamlessly in their homes.

That's what appears to be happening in the mobile-phone business, as companies combine phones with personal digital assistants (PDA).

Combining phone protection with power is also the concept behind Mophie's $100 Juice Pack (mophie.com), now available for the iPhone 3G as well as for the original iPhone.

For 5 a month, Orange customers in France get two hours of mobile broadband as an add-on to a Home & Away plan of combined phone, Internet and TV service, which costs 39.90 a month.

The rent for the apartment she shares with her daughter in the Throgs Neck neighborhood of the Bronx is $230, and Ms. Morales has a monthly combined phone and cable bill of $140.

They also want to replicate the success cities have had with combining phone apps and federal documents, like making public transit data available so developers can create apps showing when the next bus or train will appear.

After a few years RIM combined phone service with the BlackBerry.

For example, when Apple introduced the iPhone in 2007, it not only combined phone, digital camera and portable media player but also provided the opportunity for other firms to develop mobile applications regarding mobility, social media or multi-media.

Among the devices are a USB adapter from D-Link that lets people turn landline phones into Skype Internet phones, a cordless phone from Panasonic that receives both Internet-based and traditional calls, and a picture-sharing service from Kodak that combines phone conversations with photo slide shows that families can view together while on a conference call.