Sentence examples for replaced phone from inspiring English sources

E-mail replaced phone calls.

"It is replacing faxes, which replaced phone calls, and so on.

Emailing, instant messaging and texting have long replaced phone calls as a quick way to get information.

The data reflect the new rules of digital romance, in which flirtatious texts have replaced phone calls, and social networks like Facebook have replaced high school reunions as a way to reconnect with an old flame.

So far, the terminals haven't replaced phones, but AT&T bought and deployed 217 NetNearU terminals, some of them hybrids combining Internet and pay phone access.

By the middle of the 21st Century, even if we haven't got direct neural shunts yet (pace Cyberpunk), smart goggles and lenticular implants and other input/output devices will probably have replaced phones for most tech-current users.

My theory is that e-mail is replacing phone conversation for working couples.

New York City has already rolled out a number of similar interactive kiosks in the city as part of its LinkNYC program, which replaces phone booths.

You may think the last thing we need is another way of contacting people (and you may be right), but a free service called Go800 is trying to make calling easy by replacing phone numbers with Twitter names.

The enlightenment crowd, by contrast, abstains from technology in search of authenticity, forsaking e-mail for handwritten letters, replacing phone calls with face-to-face conversations, cherishing moments instead of capturing them with cameras.

The Web was supposed to all but wipe out the cost of customer support, letting mouse-clicks replace phone orders.