Sentence examples for manufacturing cellphone from inspiring English sources

The company is already manufacturing cellphone batteries in China and has sold more than 1 million of them, says Song Han, the company's chief technology officer.

Japanese companies like NEC Corporation, Unitika and NTT DoCoMo are manufacturing cellphones with casings made from bioplastics.

One of the world's largest deposits of rare earth metals — essential for manufacturing cellphones, wind turbines and electric cars — sits just outside Narsaq.

The announcement will be music to the ears of Microsoft, whose proposed $7.2 billion takeover of Nokia's handset unit is expected to close early next year and is aimed at expanding Microsoft's hardware offerings into direct control over manufacturing cellphones.

Samsung has come a long way since it started manufacturing cellphones.

Design and aesthetics have long fallen by the wayside in modern cellphone manufacturing.

The markup on the finished product is about 20percentt, in line with other forms of contract manufacturing in Asia like semiconductors or cellphones, where the real money goes to designers and distributors.

[C1.] Intel Says New Chips Will Save Battery Power Intel announced a new manufacturing process for making chips for cellphones and other mobile devices that use far less power than is currently possible, thus helping extend battery life.

When searching for tech companies with strong prospects abroad, Mark Mowrey, editor of the newsletter TechValue Report, concentrates on makers of cellphones, like Motorola, and semiconductor manufacturing equipment, like Novellus and Applied Materials.

It would bring Google 19,000 new employees, the lower margins of a manufacturing enterprise and the challenge of extending its very successful cellphone software business.

The clearest indication yet that cellphones and airplanes are getting into sync came in mid-September, when Airbus, the European aircraft manufacturing consortium, announced the successful completion of an in-flight trial of an on-board personal cellphone system.