Sentence examples for handset tapping from inspiring English sources

Those interactions are being replaced by the image of a kid hunched over a handset, tapping out texts, emails, or Facebook messages.

It's the app with the purple icon of a phone handset; tap on it to launch.

Google last week gave a preview to journalists and analysts to show how Android Pay works, using an Android handset to tap to buy coffee at Holborn Grind and to travel from Holborn Tube station.

In order to make it clearer how to start to use the mock-up, the participants with dementia were informed that they could use the handset or tap the screen.

In addition a NFC (near field communication) chip is used to start streaming content to Sony's latest televisions by tapping the handset against their remote controls.

(Sony is also launching NFC- and Miracast-enabled TVs at CES which locate the NFC chip in the TV remote so you can share content from a smartphone to the TV by tapping the handset on the remote).

The new contactless payment system allows users of recent Samsung Galaxy S smartphones to pay for goods and services by tapping their handsets on contactless terminals, and pay for travel on Transport for London's network of tube, train and bus services.

Its application, which users download to their phones, lets people trade contact details simply by tapping their handsets together.

It should comes as no surprise then to learn that SponsorPay intends to use the new capital to support its expansion to mobile devices, tapping the Finnish handset maker's contacts along the way.

Examples of its uses included allowing a player to check their inventory while the action continued on the main screen, setting off explosives by tapping on the appropriate part of the handset's image, and playing games on the small screen when other family members wanted to use the TV.

Other potential buyers include handset makers, which increasingly view their devices as platforms for tapping into mobile Internet traffic; publishers investing in digital content; and carriers looking for a new way to generate revenue.