Sentence examples for phone creates from inspiring English sources

The resulting phone creates a totally different impression.

You slowly swing the phone in an arc around you, and the phone creates a seamless superwide photo.

The phone creates the panorama in real time (you don't have to line up the sections yourself).

Talking on the phone creates a faux familiarity with each other that will shift when you meet face-to-face.

The way in which he overlaps his drawings with the image projected on his phone creates a seamless and sprightly visual illusion, blurring the lines between the physical and digital world.

One of the teachers characterises this as like riding a rollercoaster and being bombarded with expectations and further explained: I don't know how much pain all the information from the mobile phone creates, but it implies enough harm to make pupils not pay attention in class because they're thinking about what's going on in the internet or in the last break.

The parallax option can be unsettling even to those without a visceral reaction, as the background image on the home screen slides around in response to moving the phone, creating artificial depth.

Another positive development, during an annual week of surprises turned necessarily sour, was the release of "Blackphone", a mobile phone created by people with serious credibility in the security community.

Polaroid Swing, available Tuesday from the iTunes App Store, allows users to take "moving photos" with their phone, creating 3D images that appear to move as you swipe your fingers across them.

Honestly, it sounds like a phone created on a dare, but an impressive feat nonetheless.

This concept phone created in the design labs of Finland's Nokia takes the trend of combining a personal digital assistant with a mobile phone, a precedent already set by companies like Kyocera, Handspring, Samsung and others.