Sentence examples for pocket communicator from inspiring English sources

The wireless pocket communicator, measuring only 0.9 by 4.8 by 2.5 inches, was hot at colleges this fall.

Exhibit A: the new Mylo, a $350 wireless pocket communicator, measuring 4.8 by 0.9 by 2.5 inches, intended for the college crowd.

Both camps are betting that some kind of pocket communicator, or "smartphone", will be the next big thing after the PC, which has dominated the technology industry ever since it overthrew the mainframe 20 years ago.

The drive toward the all-in-one pocket communicator of your dreams continues apace.

Makers of pocket communicators, smartphones and whatever else emerges will thus have to compete on design and branding, logistics, and their ability to innovate around such open standards.At the moment, these considerations seem to favour Nokia more than any other company.

The Sony Mylo is a $350 pocket-size communicator with a keyboard ideal for pecking out instant, text and e-mail messages.

At 3G speeds, a pocket-size communicator could zoom beyond simple voice calls and messaging to include mobile video conferencing, the routine use of video postcards, the delivery of CD-quality music, the storage and retrieval of personal information, as well as potentially endless variations on mobile electronic commerce, or m-commerce.

In addition to the interactive pets, Toys RR" Us has been promoting Cybiko, a $130 pocket organizer and communicator for children.

He says the idea of a wireless personal communicator in every pocket is "a pipe dream driven by greed". A number of demonstrations at the conference, some using real products and some relying on imagination, explored the potential of these machines.

"Large office buildings are a thing of the past," said Geoffrey S. Goodfellow, founder of Anterior Technology, a company in Menlo Park that is developing technology to merge electronic mail with pocket pagers and eventually portable pentop communicators.

A decade later the company amazed the tech world by cramming complex radio technology into a pocket-size handset that opened like a communicator on Star Trek, aptly naming it the StarTac.