Sentence examples for develop the phone from inspiring English sources

According to published news reports, Mr. Larson and his previous firm helped develop the phone calls in 2000 that took aim at Mr. McCain.

Because the basic idea with Jolla is to develop the phone in co-creation spirit with the users, it seemed like the right thing to offer the first phones to those who had displayed an interest in them as soon as the first phones become available," said DNA's Business Director Cedric Kamtsan in a statement.

Because the basic idea with Jolla is to develop the phone in co-creation spirit with the users, it seemed like the right thing to offer the first phones to those who had displayed an interest in them as soon as the first phones become available," said DNA's Business Director Cedric Kamtsan in a statement.

Designers are be given the opportunity to develop the phone's UI, with some $14,300 14 millionn Won) at stake for the winner.

"We co-develop the phone," Jun said in another interview.

Google said its Advanced Technology and Projects (ATAP) unit developed the phone as part of a project called Project Tango with help from researchers at various institutions.

The high price tag at launch likely reflects Amazon trying to recoup the huge amount of R&D spend it put into developing the phone's glasses-free 3D interface effects, but the fact is that what customers expected from an Amazon device was something cheap and basic, much like its Kindle Fire line of tablets.

But investors were clearly pleased to see that the company is still churning out — and more importantly, selling — other gadgets while it attempts to develop the next blockbuster phone.

Details of the iterative process involving technical support, as well as engagement of community health workers and academics, used to develop the treatment mobile phone application were captured.

Mozilla, which currently works with mobile manufacturers ZTE and Alcatel, among others, has partnered with two of Indian based low-cost handset makers, Intex and Spice, to develop the low-price phones.

On developing the mobile phone version of Crash Boom Bang!, producer Elodie Larre described adapting a party game for the mobile phone as a "big challenge".