Sentence examples for mobile caller from inspiring English sources

Then, in October of 2009, Skydeck released what it thought would be a small new feature, mobile caller ID.

The move is meant to address the problems with dialing emergency services from a cell phone, where outdated infrastructure has made it difficult to obtain a mobile caller's location quickly and accurately, Apple says.

Others, like BeVocal, which opened in June, are focusing on information geared to mobile callers, like driving directions and traffic reports.

With response rates to polls having fallen sharply in recent years, thanks to mobile phones, caller identification and a rise in phone solicitation, expectations questions have the potential of effectively increasing a survey's sample.

A PC user, checking his Internet bank balance, may be willing to plough through several web pages of information; a mobile-phone caller merely wants the bottom line.

The Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company and Aegis Mobility, a mobile technology company, announced software that will tell a caller when the other party is moving at car speeds.

They could have gone to his mobile phone company for data that would have identified any caller who had attempted to access Prescott's voicemail.

TAKE a national addiction to mobile phones, add caller-identification, and stir in natural curiosity.

Crowley said cell phone service had been swamped by worried callers, mobile batteries were running out and runners were struggling to get through to their friends and relatives.

The risk level of the remaining threats will be largely influenced by factors external to EMCCs, such as the sound quality (q1), time delays when establishing videoconferencing (a1), the capacity and security of the telecommunication networks (a2, a7, c1), weather conditions (a6), and the quality and capacity of callers' mobile phones (a7, a8).

With support from UNICEF and Cambodia's leading mobile telephone company, the lines are open six days a week, providing callers with advice and encouragement.