Sentence examples for lost handsets from inspiring English sources
Software allows operators to authenticate and deliver applications to users, shut off lost handsets and collect real-time data on subscribers.
Specifically, Microsoft will bring remote-wipe; bricking of lost handsets; reactivation protection for stolen handsets; and the ability to undo phone "inoperability" if the handset in question is recovered.
Windows Phone 7 joins the platforms that use technology to find lost handsets, Amazon is offering their Prime shipping service free to students, NASA gives you a 3D tour of Mars, and robot spy planes are being prepped as future eyes in the sky.
One key reason that Thompson is sitting on the sidelines with the shares: Motorola will lose handset share in 2007, he said.
"This is a recognition that they lost the handset war," said James H. Gellert, the chairman and chief executive of Rapid Ratings, an investment risk evaluation firm.
A distributed type of D2D communication will be useful by connecting the handsets with each other in the cellular system when a base station is lost or the handsets are out of coverage, e.g., during an emergency situation.
One common recycling effort might surprise consumers who have not read the fine print: some wireless carriers say the companies providing insurance to their consumers customarily replace older lost or stolen handsets with refurbished ones.
It barely attained a 3% market share between 1996 and 1999, and most years it lost money on handsets.
So don't think of this as losing a handset manufacturer.
Any changes made to the handset's firmware would be lost the instant the handset was reset, preventing the hardcore crowd from permanently achieving the low-level, full system administration ("root") access they wanted.
