The word 'mobiles' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a plural form of the word 'mobile' and can be used to refer to devices such as phones that are able to move around and access the internet. For example: Most people now have mobiles which allow them to quickly access the internet on the go.
We shipped medications, satellites, modern mobiles and cameras, secret cameras like pens, and hats and toys for the protesters to conceal themselves from the regime while they were filming.
AudioBoo, which was partly funded by Channel 4, was launched in March as a website and free iPhone application, although it can now be used on other mobiles and landlines.
They launched Digikala in a small rented office in Tehran with a group of seven people, offering only two products – mobiles and digital cameras.
Amanda had three mobiles (that I knew of) and spoke to people from six in the morning to 1am the next day, but I think she will look back at this period as the most lonely in her life.
Ronda Zelezny-Green, PhD researcher in girls' education, Royal Holloway, University of London, London, UK. @GLaM_Leo Ronda is a language educator, teacher trainer, consultant, researcher and learner and an expert in gender, learning and mobiles, and advocates participatory and sustainable approaches to the use of mobiles for educational purposes.
But Guy Burkill at Three New Square, one of the UK's leading patent barristers who specialises in telecoms-related patents, says that with worldwide sales of mobiles passing 1bn units a year, "the stakes are enormous – fractions of a penny per handset are worth fighting over".
This usually involves charging up mobiles and looking for a contact named "mum", though if the phone has a passcode the only way to identify it is with the IMEI number.
This week the website is expected to top more than 1m page views since it launched and 30,000 downloads to mobiles, making it one of the most successful UK-made iPhone applications.
Related: mX commuter newspaper axed by News Corp as readers turn to mobiles instead The free paper relied on advertising, and that market is shrinking fast.
The path was becoming a potential death-trap as parents chatted away on their mobiles – arranging tennis lessons and nail appointments – while narrowly missing the students.
As well as the stripped-back dialogue and staging, the house lights were off throughout, and the audience – instructed at the start to turn off their mobiles – were so quiet a rumbling tum was the closest thing to a chorus line.
