"Employees use personal cell phones because there aren't enough phones in the office," said Carol W. Wallace, the county's social services commissioner.
Yesterday O2 warned customers that they did not have enough phones to keep up with demand.
Fans of the Pre are already wary because Palm and Sprint have said they may not have enough phones to satisfy customer demand, initially.
Now, after weeks of intransigence, it can't do enough, phoning twice in an hour, transferring the money to your account and donating 5,000 Nectar points (about £25-worth) to soothe your feelings.
Paul dealt with this in a crafty way:He invited spurned carriers, angry that they couldn't get enough phones, to complain directly to Irwin Jacobs, who soon caved in to the gripes and let Paul handle it.
First, without context information, it is difficult to determine the underlying phone identity of the current frame using only a short frame of 25 ms. One frame is not enough even for accurate phone classification, so it would not be sufficient for predicting the underlying clean vector.
HERE is the problem with typical "elder tech" products: there's not enough "tech" in a phone that uses an oversize keypad but offers limited features, for one example.
See if this sounds familiar: Every morning you are greeted with a notice on your phone: "Not Enough Storage," meaning nothing was backed up because you used up all the space allotted to your iCloud plan.
Thousands of names appear in notebook seized from Glenn Mulcaire, the private investigator who was on the paper's books, but a mere mention is not enough to prove your phone was hacked.
And if that's not enough, messaging in Windows Phone Mango is absolutely killer.
