Sentence examples for disposable phone from inspiring English sources
The third company, Telespree, says it is not going to offer a disposable phone.
A fourth company, New Horizons Technologies International, says it plans to offer a disposable phone called the Cyclone this summer.
She said that the AirClip, a colorful, partly disposable phone that was prominently displayed on Telespree's Web site last year, was merely a demonstration.
In July, 2011, he bought a disposable phone and, posing as a woman named Samantha, sent Thomas a series of texts designed to "steer him toward the knowledge that his wife was having an affair with the dentist".
For a supposedly disposable phone, however, the E1270, like its predecessor the E1150, has remarkable staying power, and those who buy one as a stopgap or a holiday handset may find they rely on it for years to come.
Ms. Altschul, who holds patents on several related technologies that she says will allow her to make a disposable phone about the size of a credit card, said that carrier testing and obtaining regulatory approval here and overseas were taking longer than expected.
Like a drug dealer, I have owned a string of disposable phones.
Soon, however, criminals will buy disposable phones anonymously with cash, use them for a few weeks and then switch to new phones to avoid detection.
One method is to include the unofficial target's phone number in a large pool of numbers perhaps a set of forty disposable phones that have suspected links to a Mafia boss.
Richard Watson's seminal December 2009 classic, Future Files: The Five Trends That Will Shape the Next 50 Years, turned out to be wrong on most counts (disposable phones; a Moon village; nano drinks; smart baths...) but was eerily prescient about the world-shattering invention of sensory internet.
Even among other recent insider trading cases brought by the government, which include hedge fund managers captured on wire taps, the case stands out for its attentiveness to caution: using disposable phones to conduct business, depositing small amounts of cash to avoid detection and threatening to burn piles of cash to rid the bills of fingerprints.
