Sentence examples for mobile thinking from inspiring English sources

His first attempt was at mobile, thinking that with phones in every pocket, everyone would essentially have a game console.

Because it is still on the fringes, being explored by people stuck in mobile thinking.

I have hope that Apple's charge toward iOS8 will signal the start of some next generation mobile thinking.

Mike Rowehl (the organizer of Mobile Monday Silicon Valley) and I have been quietly putting this event together over the past month in an attempt to bring some Mobile thinking into "Web2.0 week".

So people being given a mobile number thinking they now have a permanent line in to someone else's mobile device may well get a nasty shock when they find the number wasn't so permanent after all.

The retired factory worker in Wales, for instance, decided he wanted to be able to go out alone, but "he was terrified of the mobile phone, thinking he'd do something wrong and break it," Dr. Clare said.

The Earthquake Engineering Research Institute (EERI), who helped coordinate the effort, used a fast, mobile, distributed thinking system that employed a Google Earth framework and a clever workload management system that allowed users to check out individual tiles of imagery, search for collapsed buildings, digitize them, and then upload the data as lean and mean kmz files.

Joel Aldridge, 46, filmed the slow-moving traffic on his mobile phone, thinking there had been an accident.

Thinking mobile means having a responsive website, mobile site, or mobile app, or a combination.

Anybody building almost anything in 2011 should be thinking "mobile first" and possibly "mobile only".

We find that the laggard position Brussels is currently in could be an opportunity to leapfrog in the field of mobile services, but that a focused vision and clear mobile strategy, while thinking of the city as a local innovation platform built on open data, is quintessential to achieving this.