Sentence examples for handset takes from inspiring English sources

Contactless mobile payments, in which the handset takes the place of the bank card, are seen as the next big thing in payments, as more consumers upgrade to mobiles equipped with the necessary near field communication (NFC) technology.

But when it comes to clever imaging tricks, Samsung's Galaxy Beam handset takes the cake: it has a tiny built-in projector, so you can bore people with your holiday photos or PowerPoint slides wherever you are by beaming them onto a wall.

The new handset takes the name of its current flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S4, but couples it with more mid-range specs to extend the reach of the flagship brand to a larger pool of consumers.

You don't have to pick up a handset, take out your mobile phone or even open your laptop.

While QuickPwn is easily the most idiot-proof way to jailbreak your handset, take the same precautions you always should when tinkering with handset firmware.

If you conserve, you can get through a day's worth of usage, but the handset took a significant hit with Bluetooth (Android Wear!) and GPS enabled.

Half of the handsets taken are iPhones.

The alternative, called "time-division multiple access" (TDMA), would squeeze more users on to each frequency by having their handsets take turns to transmit and receive a principle known as "time-slicing".

The introduction of the RAZR line of handsets took the market by storm with its unique form factor and ergonomics.

Motorola, too, while actually announcing its new G5 handsets, took some wind out of its own sails with a parade of prototypes.

Companies like Uniden and VTech, which were known for making low-cost handsets, have taken up the slack.