Sentence examples for phone knowledge from inspiring English sources

Morgan, a second amendment supporter, firearm instructor and television investigative journalist, confirmed over the phone knowledge of the federal government's decision to monitor her business, but referred the Guardian to an essay she posted this week by way of a response.

If I've learned anything from gallivanting around the internets in search of cell phone knowledge, it's this: the majority of people taking the time to talk about their phones hate them.

"I was expecting to hear some random peoples' ideas about what happened, or maybe have some people with car or phone knowledge chime in," he said.

There are a few reasons to play your phone knowledge close to the chest.

Text trojans - malware that sends SMS messages to premium-rate numbers without the phone owners' knowledge - accounted for half of the Android attacks on old versions of the system.

But, while that outlook worked for products like soap, it doesn't hold up for something like smart phones: virtually anyone with a factory, a recipe, and cheap labor can make soap, but building smart phones requires knowledge.

This program could be used in other nations to help accelerate literacy education, but the impact that access to mobile phones and knowledge of how to use them has on Afghan women is far greater than just accelerating literacy.

The survey instrument consisted of questions regarding household demographics, preferred methods of communication for health messaging, access to modes of communication (e.g., radios and cell phones), cholera knowledge, and water collection, use, and treatment.

We've now established that Phones 4u's Digital Marketing agency, StickyEyes, this morning issued a press release on behalf of Phones 4u without Phones 4u's knowledge, consent or approval.

You can imagine, I hope, the ambivalence I felt as I tested and trialled this phone in the knowledge that it was the last fully operational Apple device he would ever see.

Compare this with the case of South Carolina high school teacher Leigh Anne Arthur, who was fired after a student stole an intimate photograph of her from her phone without her knowledge or consent and distributed it widely on social media.