At day's end. he dials into his bank from a pay phone, dips his card into the phone's.
The number of residential phone customers dipped below 11,000, compared with 12,000 last year.
Sprint said it expects 2003 revenue in its main long distance and local phone business to dip to $15.0 billion, down from $15.2 billion in 2002.
Amazingly, the Motorola phone survived multiple dips in the coolant.
At $85 the Nokia 301 sits at a price-point Windows Phone hasn't dipped down to yet, although Elop has said Nokia is "innovating" with Microsoft to drag Windows Phone "to lower and lower price points" (case in point: it just unveiled a new entry-level Lumia, costing circa $185 — the Lumia 520).
Diet soda, Shellac manicures, tanning, cell phones, parabens, Fun Dip, Marlboro Lights, poorly constructed novelty shoes, bleach, that lubricant that warms up when you rub it around a little bit, vomitty stomach acid, glitter, baby oil, synthetic hormones.
Optional things to have on your desk: typewriter, rotary phone, desk lamp, paper, dip ink pens, or any pens.
Overtly targeting girls with technology can be dangerous proposition; dipping a phone in pink and calling it "for girls, now!" usually has less than a snowball's chance in hell of getting anywhere, but Costume seems to have been designed with care.
Anyways, in case your phone can't handle a dip in the pool, a 10-story drop, a fit of rage as the Sox lose (Yankees lost, so it's ok), or an open flame then check out the Casio G'zOne.
Schaefer will dip into a phone call for about five seconds.
