Sentence examples for lightweight phone from inspiring English sources

An advanced, second-generation lightweight phone the size of a king-size cigarette pack, it features voice control, address and memo pad configurations and other cool features.

If it's a choice between wireless charging – which remains something of a gimmick — or a lightweight phone, most people would opt for the latter.

But most are also lightweight, phone-type programs: weather, sports tickers and so on.

In essence, HipLogic is trying to bring the quick, easy interface of a BlackBerry to more simple, lightweight phones that are available for the mass market.

In essence, HipLogic is trying to bring the quick, easy interface of the iPhone, Android and BlackBerry to more simple, lightweight phones that are available for the mass market.

And while these games are lightweight, phones are becoming more and more powerful and gaining more touch points — meaning it's ever more likely that someone will figure out a way to replicate the complex nature of mobile games (with one new example of a new touch point being Force Touch, which is expected to end up in the next iPhone).

Vialta Inc., maker of a new lightweight video phone aimed at the home market, is now in talks with a major hotel chain that is interested in providing guests with Vialta's Beamer, a picture-frame-size video device that connects to a standard phone, said Didier Pietri, president and chief executive of the company, which is based in Fremont, Calif.

Let me state first off that I was surprised how lightweight the phone is.

I also keep pay-as-you-go SIM cards for the main countries that I cover and use them in a lightweight $20 mobile phone that I bought in Dubai: much cheaper than roaming charges, both for you and people wanting to call you.

Though the store carries the brand leader Sony, which is mostly about function, it also has its share of fashion: Nixon's lightweight, tween-friendly phones are a springtime trifle; WeSC's Maraca proves it's cool to be square; Urbanears have phone jacks good for sharing.

With Panasonic's new GigaRange Elite Cordless Telephone ($349.95), the KX-TCA88 Lightweight 2.4-GHz Cordless Phone Headset ($24.95) can either be plugged into the base unit or into the phone itself.