Sentence examples for mobile cellular phones from inspiring English sources

However, mobility is one of the key challenges for mobile cellular phones [7, 8].

Last year, a company called Vésper started advertising a type of wireless residential telephone service that could be installed much faster than could traditional phone lines and would be cheaper to use than mobile cellular phones would be.

[C8.] Phone Service for All Stalls in Brazil Last year, a company in Brazil called Vésper started advertising a wireless residential telephone service that could be installed much faster than traditional phone lines and would be cheaper than mobile cellular phones.

Use of mobile (cellular) phones has increased markedly in recent years.

The mobile cellular phone may change location rapidly, resulting in frequent session handoff.

If you recall what the first Motorola "mobile cellular phone" looked like, it was expensive, and about as large as a medium-sized purse, with a huge battery and a goofy looking coiled "CB- radio" cord that connected the handset to the chassis.

If the mobile (cellular) phone systems become non-operational, a facility exists that enables emergency services to retain the ability to use some mobile phones.

The German phone company Deutsche Telekom A.G. said it was delaying the share sale of its T-Mobile cellular phone unit to focus on the $50 billion purchase of the VoiceStream Wireless Corporation.

Along with lifetime executive medical coverage for him and his wife, his benefits will include "payment of lunch and country club dues, mobile and cellular phones, an annual physical, a home security system and a company-provided automobile," Viad's proxy statement shows.

"A web series is a series of scripted videos, generally in episodic form, released on the Internet or also by mobile or cellular phone, and part of the newly emerging medium called web television.

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