Sentence examples for most new handsets from inspiring English sources

Most new handsets, meanwhile, are data-capable, he added.

Put together the Ad system they have, and they control a strong section of the mobile ecosystem from ad generation, delivery through branded channels, with good profile information about the user, especially since most new handsets from Nokia now have GPS built in.

Even the most middling new handsets are far more capable than high-end devices from a half-dozen years ago.

Most every new handset on the market comes equipped with some form of camera and customized ring tone feature.

Most of the new handsets AT&T now offers are 3G.

Most subscribers will require new handsets, and operators must ensure they have sufficient data capacity on their networks since PTT calls are handled as packets of data, not as traditional voice calls.

PDA phone fans have a bit of a problem — most of the hottest new handsets are tied to particular operating systems, virtually all of which have serious shortcomings.

While Apple Watch was the most anticipated product, the company's new handsets are likely to be its biggest earners.

With mobile phones in use around the world already numbering about 1.3 billion, some 450m new handsets are still being bought every year (most people upgrade their handsets every couple of years).

Nokia will launch 40 new handsets this year, including several in Cannes next week.Perhaps most significantly, but least visibly so far, Nokia also changed its tune on operator customisation.

If your phone already has a jack (most new cordless models have one on the side of the handset) buying a headset is more a matter of style than anything else.