Sentence examples for mobile handsets using from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Apple is seeking to ban sales of a number of mobile handsets using Google's Android software, including MMI and Samsung, in a number of European countries and the US, claiming that they infringe patents it owns which have not been declared standards.

"We believe there are a lot of patents out there that will apply to the new generations of wireless networks, including many of ours," said Mike McMahan, director of wireless research and development at Texas Instruments, which has supplied many of the chips for mobile handsets using the GSM standard, which is widely used in Europe.

Links from the oneSearch will be transformed for mobile handsets using the Vision server technology, which is built on open standards.

Vollee's Head of Business Development, Julian Corbett, explains how Vollee's service works: "Vollee streams console and PC games directly to a mobile handset using 3G networks.

In July 2005, almost a decade and a half after it was first released on the Amiga, the game was released for mobile phone handsets using the Symbian operating system, thanks to Telcogames and developer Magic Productions.

SRT, bought out of Securicor after the dotcom crash, designs and markets microchips for secure mobile phone handsets used by military and civilian services, and for marine craft identification systems.

The chief executive, Irwin M. Jacobs, is trying to benefit as mobile-phone users upgrade to handsets using Qualcomm chips that play games and carry video clips.

Here's something from the department of Quelle Surprise: Bango (AIM: BGO) reckons the iPhone lags behind the top 20 mobile handsets most used in browsing and buying on the mobile web.

From the WAP site the service will provide a list of relevant videos, which can then be either streamed or downloaded depending on the operator parameters and type of mobile handset being used.

The mobile platform includes a free wallet app for iOS and Android devices that lets consumers pay at point-of-sale via NFC chips built into their mobile handsets, or by using select "Isis Ready" NFC cases designed for the NFC-less iPhone.

San Diego based V-Enable offers an automated 411 product by the name of Mobile411 that comes pre-installed on mobile handsets and uses voice input and recognition through the software.