Sentence examples for handsets set from inspiring English sources
A set of images seemingly detailing not one, but two of the handsets set to be announced has just leaked out.
The timing couldn't be much better for the G1, N79, and the gaggle of other high-capacity ready handsets set to launch over the next few months.
There are other Android handsets set to launch this year, which I'm assuming won't be affected by this news/rumor and I'm looking forward to the BlackBerry Bold, anyway.
Google's Android platform may be continuing to dominate device shipments — also yesterday Gartner put out its forecast for devices in 2014, with a prediction that of the 2.5 billion PCs, tablets and mobile handsets set to ship this year 1.1 billion will be Android-based — but developers still tend to favour iOS, developing first for Apple's platform first, with Android typically the second choice.
Their critique recommended that exposures should be performed by devices or handsets set to produce emissions at fixed frequency and output power by use of engineering or hardware controls [ 2].
Users wishing to use the system - known as Quick Tap - will need Orange and Barclaycard accounts as well as a handset set up for contactless payments.
We're also seeing another curious handset set for a September 29 launch, which is supposedly designed specifically for the ladies: the HTC Bliss.
Imagine finding out the 80% of your users have their handset set to Japanese, and you've only got it running in English.
It's unclear just how many pre-registrations have been made for the new BlackBerry Z10 all-touch handset, set to launch in March, but according to a Rogers' spokesperson, "consumer interest is definitely strong".
"I provided insider information concerning AT&T's sales of Apple's iPhone and RIM's (Research In Motion Ltd ) Blackberry products, as well as other handset set devices sold through AT&T distribution channels," Ebrahim told U.S. District Judge Paul Oetken in Manhattan.
The YotaPhone handset sets itself apart from the ranks of identikit slab-shaped Android smartphones by having an e-ink screen on its rear that users can send content to for powerless display or easier-on-the-eye reading.
