The Japanese also use their phones for purposes simply not available to Americans such as watching live TV, scanning QR codes, and paying for goods with the proximity readers that are located in stores and subway stations.
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Though Whitehead, the 38-year-old head of business development for Channel 4 television in the U.K., could use the phone for work purposes, he actually deploys it to track his speed, distance and pace with an application known as AllSport GPS.
I paid 20 Meticals (66 cents approximately) to a local community health worker to use his phone for testing purposes.
Do not use the phone for abusive purposes.
I'm not the type to use my mobile phone for media purposes because the software programs just suck.
If Obama does get his hands on a mobile phone for emailing purposes, it is unlikely to be his favourite BlackBerry, however.
When Apple put something as simple as that LED on the back of the phone for camera purposes, somebody immediately thought that makes a great flashlight so they make flashlight apps.
Frequent speeders were significantly more likely than non-frequent speeders to agree with several statements expressing risky behaviors, including driving without enough sleep, speeding to reach destination in time, and using a cell phone for personal purposes while driving.
A phone for our purposes consists of the sequence from the centre of the preceding phone to the centre of the following phone, similar to a triphone but only classified according to the central phone (i.e., not according to context).
