Sentence examples for features of a phone from inspiring English sources
The overall idea is to give a driver the entertainment and communications features of a phone while avoiding the distraction of picking it up behind the wheel.
Sales of the more expensive devices, which combine features of a phone and a computer, helped lift the average selling price for all Nokia handsets to 63 euros, from 62 euros in September.
We want the most basic useful features of a phone without all the junk that comes with them.
The next few years should also bring an uptick in the adoption of converged devices that combine the features of a phone, a Personal Digital Assistant and a mini laptop like PalmOne's Treo 600.
This new tablet should be pretty cool for those who want all the features of a phone, don't need a super mobile device, but still want more features and greater screen real estate.
Apple's quest for thinness means it would rather get rid of one of the most-used features of a phone than make the phone itself bigger (which might also allow a larger, removable battery).
On the one hand, I'm so excited to have a sort of Frontback feature on a phone again.
A: I'd say either (a) use the "tethering" (Personal Hot Spot) feature of a phone like the iPhone or Android phone, or (b) get a MiFi pocketable Wi-Fi hot spot.
Six weeks ago, Cisco filed a lawsuit in federal court in San Francisco over Apple's planned use of the name for its much anticipated multimedia device, which combines the features of a mobile phone, an iPod and a BlackBerry.
The most important features of a mobile phone in nations like India aren't internet access, cameras, music, storage or email; they're the practical necessities of good battery life and an integrated flashlight, for when both mains power and light are in short supply.
Against a backdrop of global concerns over digital security like Apple's dustup with the FBI and Whatsapp's encryption announcement; the new phone company (now almost three years in the making) aspires to combine both the safety of a military-grade device and the features of an everyday phone.
