Sentence examples for mobile handset to from inspiring English sources

A mobile diary is a self-report instrument whereby people use their mobile handset to repeatedly report experiences of interest.

Launched in late 2004, it is the only mobile handset to have come close to attaining the iconic status of the iPod or the BlackBerry.

The venture aims to develop a payment system using a technology called Near Field Communication, or NFC, which involves the wireless transfer of encrypted account and payment information from a mobile handset to a retailer's electronic cash register.

Some 20m phone subscribers are already gripped by Japan's "mobile Internet" craze.V-Sync, a music and digital-content provider based in a trendy part of downtown Tokyo, has developed a matchbox-sized gadget that can be attached to the battery socket at the bottom of a mobile handset to create an instant electronic purse.

Establishing whether mobile phone usage was a causal factor for an accident involves carrying out a forensic analysis of a mobile handset to ascertain a timeline of activity on the device, focussing on whether the handset was used immediately prior to, or during, an incident.

To preempt poor clinical-outcome monitoring, Medtronic placed passive remote sensors in the stent and pacemaker that transmit signals via any mobile handset to a cloud computing infrastructure — "patient care in the cloud". The technology is being adapted for remote monitoring and adjustment of other products, including neuromodulators for Parkinson's patients, and glucose modules.

Consumers can buy products ranging from trackable mobile handsets to school blazers with GPS tags attached.

Similarly, there is much excitement about "fixed-mobile convergence" (see article), a technology that allows people to use their mobile handsets to make cheap calls at home over fixed-line networks—again, it is hoped, boosting usage.

The move, which involves an $820 million charge, will transfer the production of its mobile handsets to Singapore-based Flextronics, the third-largest contract electronics manufacturer in the world.

Mobeam's technology instead uses the LEDs already present on many mobile handsets to transform barcodes into beams of light that any laser scanner can read.

More specifically, Photobucket worked with T-Mobile to create an exclusive mobile photo/video service "that enables users to send photos directly from mobile handsets to several destinations: a Photobucket album, a PC hard drive, or any an email address".