Sentence examples for phone issue from inspiring English sources

Labor's defence spokesman, Stephen Conroy, called on the government to investigate the phone issue because of the risk the device could have been hacked or otherwise compromised.

Jason Kincaid and I spoke to Zuckerberg about the donation earlier this week, at the same time we interviewed him about the Facebook Phone issue.

Still in the throes of its phone issue, the company announced that it was in "active discussions" with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, telling users to put their machines in a slower cycle while it worked the whole thing out.

Vogue examines the cell phone issue under the headline "Wake-up Call," with the subhead: "With recent research raising questions about dangers of cell phone radiation, especially to children, Robert Sullivan wonders why more people aren't listening".

Many phone issues are covered by the phone's guarantee, or an insurance policy.

It's running on the phone issued to me by the carrier, with a number it gave me.

It is his cell phone issuing a call to arms and valor — unmistakable as only his ring in any airport waiting facility or supermarket deli section.

Secusmart, the company that built the chancellor's "safe" phone, issued a statement saying that its product had not been bugged.

In a series of new revelations, Kelly Hoppen, 51, an interior designer whose clients include the Beckhams, has accused Dan Evans, a feature writer for the tabloid, of attempting to access her voicemail messages in June 2009 using a mobile phone issued to him by Rupert Murdoch's News International.

There was a time when to seem to be efficient was simply all about mastering the act of being rude: shouting at underlings; barking information down the phone; issuing curt orders in an attempt to sound like a master of the universe.

Instead, the F.B.I. understood that Apple can cleanly install new software on broken phones, without replacing them, and asked the company to make a similar tool that would let investigators break into a work phone issued to Syed Farook, one of the San Bernardino attackers.