Sentence examples for mobile phone sector from inspiring English sources
Lasting damage from the lack of 4G in the British mobile phone sector appears to be limited.
When Apple set its sights on the mobile phone sector with the iPhone, it's questionable how much it factored handheld gaming into the equation.
They have helped LG create a premium brand name for itself in the fiercely competitive mobile phone sector, just a few years after it entered the market.
PETER JONES Entrepreneur Yet another big-tweeting member of the wealthy panel of entrepreneurs on BBC TV show Dragons Den, Jones made his fortune in the mobile phone sector, but today has a huge range of business interests.
Mr. Henkel said the prominent patent and intellectual property disputes in the mobile phone sector, which have also involved courts in Asia, Britain and the United States, were bogging down cutting-edge companies in court.
With 271 million customers around the world, Bharti Airtel has been one of the most prominent beneficiaries of the Indian government's move in the 1990s to loosen its control of the industry, creating a nimble mobile phone sector that quickly leapfrogged the fixed line business to become one of the fastest growing in the world.
In the past, the energy and mobile phone sectors have been attacked for bamboozling consumers with impenetrable tariffs and deliberately opaque special offers.
Instead, it dithered over reforms to promote private business and overhaul the country's sclerotic banking system and mobile-phone sector.
A preference for state economic control means private enterprise is discouraged, especially in the mobile-phone sector that is booming elsewhere in Africa.
"The approach of the commission to regulating the mobile-phone sector has morphed from aiming at creating legal certainty with the emphasis on less intervention, to one that grants maximum flexibility for competition officials to police the market," Mr. Alexiadis said.
Elsewhere in the mobile phone handset sector, Nokia said today it plans to cut an additional 3,500 jobs by 2012 as part of continuing cost-cutting measures.
