The phrase "handheld phone" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to a small, mobile device such as a cell phone. For example, "I was talking to my friend on my handheld phone while I was walking to the store."
Using a handheld phone while driving is, without any stretch of the imagination, dangerous.
The study was also designed to investigate the effect of distracted driving (engaged on handheld phone) on driving performance.
Thirty-one percent of motorists admitted to using a handheld phone behind the wheel, compared with just 8% in 2014.
Salaam was charged with attempting to elude an officer, the use of a handheld phone while driving, and driving without a seatbelt.
Motoring groups said the figures illustrated how a perceived lack of enforcement meant some drivers ignored the rules banning handheld phone use.
For the same event with handheld phone conversation, the RTPC values were found to be negative indicating that the drivers are more likely to miss the visual reaction time stimuli when engaged in a phone conversation.
And not all wireless companies oppose the bans on handheld phones.
From his perch, he often sees motorists using handheld phones -- a dangerous practice, in his view.
Although there may be no laws yet banning use of handheld phones while cycling, there should be.
With the assistance of image recognition techniques, the captured frames are adaptively reproduced for handheld phones in a limited bandwidth environment.
Measures to ban or restrict drivers' use of the handheld phones were introduced in 43 states this year, a record, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.
