Sentence examples for handset designed from inspiring English sources

Vanjoki first showcased the N97 Mini, a services-focused version of its flagship touch-screen handset, designed for people who "associate status with Facebook".

Second, Japanese carrier SoftBank rolled out Kyocera's HONEY BEE 101K [JP] today, another handset designed with female customers in mind.

On Monday, Nokia unveiled a number of new handsets such as the N77, a handset designed for mobile TV, which will start shipping during the second quarter in countries where the Digital Video Broadcast-Handheld (DVB-H) standard is available.

If you're heading down to Radio Shack to buy a brand new Tandy 1000 (the hottest PC out there!) then you may want to bring this handsome brick handset designed to work with your "smaller" phone via Bluetooth.

For those who might've missed the Status updates: the Status is an Android handset designed in the same vein as a classic BlackBerry (2.8″ touchscreen on top, with a QWERTY keyboard below) — a design which, if we're honest, probably had a big part in the Status' weak sales.

NEC of Tokyo said it would produce handsets designed for the European market for KPN Mobile's Internet service.

Instead, it will hire outside manufacturers to produce handsets designed by Ericsson and marketed under its name.

The N95 is the daddy in a range of new handsets designed to push Nokia's credentials as a player in the increasingly competitive digital music market.

Qualcomm said the ruling by the United States International Trade Commission, if it withstands an appeal, could prevent the importation into the United States of tens of millions of new mobile handsets designed for the Verizon, Sprint and AT&T Wireless networks.

TOKYO -- Twitter is set to get a big boost in Japan, one of its biggest and fastest-growing markets, after the Japanese cellphone carrier Softbank on Tuesday announced new handsets designed to link to the microblogging site, part of a major effort by Softbank to get a piece of America's tech savvy.

Not high-end smartphones, but handsets designed to do the basics, mostly voice and SMS.