Sentence examples for mobile computers that from inspiring English sources

Partly, this reflects the shift in use of cellphones more as mobile computers that communicate via written messages.

All wireless carriers are preparing for growth in the use of smartphones and mobile computers that will place high data demands on their networks, said James Brehm, a senior mobile consultant with market research firm Frost & Sullivan.

He's co-founder and now chief technology officer of the chipmaker Transmeta, which from its inception challenged fundamental ideas about the chips used in mobile computers that made rivals at both Intel and Advanced Micro Devices sit up and take notice.

All of this is because we do everything from our phones – mobile computers that have conveniently condensed all the different technologies we use into one trackable entity.

Just this month at Computex, a huge computer and consumer electronics trade show held each year in Taiwan, the Silicon Valley graphics chip maker Nvidia demonstrated a small mobile computer that worked five times as long on a battery as a similar portable machine powered by Intel's most recent low-power chip.

The small screen is actually a tiny mobile computer that handles scanning and transmission wirelessly.

The idea of mobile communication devices, computers that could scan all recorded knowledge and self-opening doors were definitely fantastical and a bit silly.

Ultimately, scientists plan to develop apps for mobile phones and computers that would give the public the early alerts.

Windows RT is an edition of Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 designed for mobile devices (primarily tablet computers) that use 32-bit ARM architecture (ARMv7).

An additional advantage to using a phone-based microscope is that mobile phones are essentially computers that can be used for digital image processing as well as electronic medical record keeping and communication.

"I bleed Microsoft have for 34 years and always will," he wrote in his valedictory letter.During Mr Ballmer's reign as chief executive, Microsoft's revenue soared, but the company failed to adapt swiftly enough to a world in which mobile computing is overtaking the personal computers that had been Microsoft's springboard to global domination.