It's still too wide for a blazer pocket, alas, but it's certainly purse-size and overcoat pocketable.
Being thin makes large phones more pocketable, but users need to think about the stress and strain in tight pockets as they sit down, regardless of whether they carry them in the back or front pockets.
Though accounting for only 4% of mobile-phone sales worldwide in 2004, smartphones are set to increase by around 40% annually over the coming five years, as consumers ditch other pocketable gadgets in favour of the tiny all-in-one information and entertainment centre.
Traditionally, investors have looked to cash dividends as the ultimate source of share value: these are pocketable returns, after all.
The €500 note – worth more than $650 – is a much more convenient and pocketable carrier of value than the $100 bill.
The folding roll-film camera, now rare, resembles the 35-mm miniature camera in shutter and viewfinder equipment but has bellows and folds up to pocketable size when not in use.
£19.99, wiggle.co.uk 7/10 Lucetta Magnetic Design doesn't get simpler than these magnetic pair of single-LED lights that clip together into a pocketable unit.
The Micro Four Thirds camera fits the space between bulky, complicated digital S.L.R.'s and pocketable user-friendly compact shooters.
Truth is, I use it less and less in the age of big-sensor, pocketable cameras.
A: I'd say either (a) use the "tethering" (Personal Hot Spot) feature of a phone like the iPhone or Android phone, or (b) get a MiFi pocketable Wi-Fi hot spot.
Word on the floor is that next year even more manufacturers are going to be turning away from USB press kits, so we may be witnessing the declining heyday of pocketable press releases.
