Sentence examples for mobile means from inspiring English sources

Making this transition from desktop to mobile means that our front door is always open," explained the management team.

Having it on your mobile means you'll have a quick reference to check your grades and lecture slides.

Andy Peck, founder of TrustedHousesitters, explains what mobile means to his innovative sharing economy business: "Most of our traffic is from mobile devices, so we see how mobile speeds up how we build trust, creating an environment for increased altruism.

So many things have changed during my time out of the City – the huge increase in electronic communications, such as email and mobile, means colleagues and clients now expect very quick responses to their enquiries.

The word "mobile" means your world can all "go" with you, and by 2020 it will be too hard to imagine going without.

Survival in the age of mobile means re-embracing those roots.

Does the rise of mobile mean that desktop apps should mimic them?

What does mobile mean for us?

What does a thriving local tech scene dominated by mobile mean for the app developer in an unrelated market? .

The hotch-potch of standards for mobiles means consumers have to buy a new phone every time they want to switch contracts or travel abroad.

Playing games on most mobiles means juggling tiny buttons that were made for dialing numbers, not shooting bad guys.