Sentence examples for for mobile handset from inspiring English sources
Best brainwave: making Android free for mobile handset makers, and tying Google services into it – a far simpler model than Microsoft's "pay per handset" version.
In this study, a compact multiband antenna employing a wideband dual zeroth-order resonator (ZOR) is proposed for mobile handset applications.
Gartner has just released its Q1 figures for mobile handset sales, and the key takeaway is that Android continues to steal the show, led by handset maker Samsung.
According to Gartner's figures, in Q4, HTC barely kept its place in the top-ten rankings for mobile handset makers, with a global share of 1.8% of all sales with just over 32 million units, to come in at number 10.
Its sliding performance stems mainly from falling margins for mobile handsets, its core products.
No standard operating system has yet emerged for mobile handsets, robots, watches, televisions, printers, car gadgets and other such devices.
"Download volumes for mobile handsets have really seen explosive growth," said the bureau's assistant director, Lesley Martin.
Samsung said each of its injunction requests would cite two patent infringements related to wireless telecommunications technology, specifically the wide-band code-division multiple access standards for mobile handsets, or WCDMA.
Shares of telecommunication equipment makers plummeted today after Nokia released figures that pointed to a slowdown in global demand for mobile handsets, raising the possibility that the ultimate size of the market could be smaller than analysts had originally predicted.
Shares of telecommunication equipment makers plummeted after Nokia released figures that pointed to a slowdown in global demand for mobile handsets, raising the possibility that the ultimate size of the market could be smaller than analysts had originally predicted.
"We believe there are a lot of patents out there that will apply to the new generations of wireless networks, including many of ours," said Mike McMahan, director of wireless research and development at Texas Instruments, which has supplied many of the chips for mobile handsets using the GSM standard, which is widely used in Europe.
