Sentence examples for phone age from inspiring English sources

The reporters on the Abbott bus/plane were taken to a place minus reception so they could empathise with voters who are denied the essential of the smart phone age - reliable 3G or 4G reception.

At the dawn of the cellular phone age, in the early 1980s, the federal government faced a crucial decision: who should get the rights to send signals across the public airwaves, potentially cracking the monopoly of the wired telephone companies?

The announcement by Stephen Elop, the former Microsoft executive hired by Nokia in September as the company's first non-Finnish chief executive, was an admission of failure by Nokia, which had helped define the mobile phone age in its infancy.

Before landlines also pass into the dim memories of people born before the mobile phone age, allow me to remind you of a time when all phones were connected to a wall cable and could not be disconnected.

When the fear factor kicks in, just consider this: We're only a decade into the mobile phone age and it probably will take another 25 years to know what we really did to ourselves.

This is roughly equivalent to exit polling for the smart phone age.

But how has the phone aged?

He started working on a weed phone aged 11.

In the Internet and smart-phone age, heckling is less about the particular game than it is about simply getting noticed.

Where better to learn than Finland?It's Nokia's home turf and a land where seven of ten people have cell phones; ages 14 to 24, nearly ten of ten have gone wireless.

Exclusion criteria were a life expectancy shorter than 6 months, inability to handle the Home Monitoring system, living in an area lacking the GSM mobile phone coverage, age <18 years, or participation in another clinical study.