Sentence examples for door handset from inspiring English sources

While they managed to get 30.6 million handsets out the door, handset sales were still down over 15% from Q4 of last year.

Namely, we're talking about CDMA support – which, while not immediately awesome, opens the doors to Android handsets on the likes of Verizon, Sprint, and Virgin Mobile.

On The Xperia Z this jack was also behind a gurney flap, leading to a rather fragile door hanging out on the handset.

Add in the fact that Sony Ericsson likely wants the handset out the door in time for Black Friday/Christmas shoppers, and it's even more likely.

(They were worried by what happened in the PC industry, where Microsoft established a software monopoly and reduced PC-makers to merely efficient box-shifters with almost identical products).But Microsoft got its foot in the door by teaming up with ODMs to produce operator-specific handsets, thus bypassing the established handset-makers.

The first Nseries handset with the capability to access Ovi, Finnish for "door," will be the N81, a slick-looking slider phone which comes with 8GB of memory.

As of right this second, this pre-paid, no-contract handset is set to cost you $349.99 out the door.

Our favorites are the ones that reveal all of the awesome concepts handset manufacturers are cracking away at behind closed doors.

This collaboration comes hot on the heels of Nokia's partnership with Microsoft, and suggests the handset maker knows it needs to open its doors to outside technology brands if it wants to successfully conquer the world of computing and services.

Ten men crowded around a single handset at Yasir Ahmed Hardware, taking a break from building wooden doors and metal grates to watch Mr. Obama's arrival.

But it's more likely that OnePlus will be showing the handset off to networks in the myriad of 'behind closed doors' meetings that drive MWC.