Sentence examples for extending phone from inspiring English sources

Though officials have discussed plans for extending phone coverage into tunnels, the idea is not included in the existing agreement between Transit Wireless and the transportation authority.

People already complain about the rude intrusions of ringing cell phones in movie theaters and the annoyance of hearing one side of someone's extended phone conversation while on the bus.

NB: Sony's odd wording here — "camera in a smartphone" — can be explained by its simultaneous attempts to extend phone camera smarts via a hardware add-on lens system that clips onto any phone, including the Xperia Z1.

That goal suggests that the current craze for hardware plug-ins to extend phone functionality may be somewhat transitionary — if at least some of these additional sensors can (ultimately) be shrunk down and squeezed into the main device, making mobiles smarter than ever right out of the box.

-- T-Mobile extends phone coverage to Mexico and Canada at no extra cost.

Perhaps rather than the "extended phone conversation" with Paulson, reported elsewhere in the Post, in which Obama discussed the future of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and the new housing law, Milbank would have preferred a meeting like the early ones Bush held with his cabinet.

Do not carry on an extended phone conversation when you are visiting or you have a visitor.

In the meantime, said Mr. Howat of Verizon, newer, more sophisticated cellphones can increase the chances of getting a good connection; so will extending the phone's antenna.

As a result, the bodies were banned from entering into, renewing or extending a phone contract unless they were sure that that was the case.

"Extending the phone to use as a scanner in the retail world — especially gift registry, wish lists — you're going to see a lot more of this year," Mr. Taylor said.

But the modular concept introduces more possibilities for extending the phone's functionality — and for making the smartphone itself a more mutable tool in hardware as well as software terms.