Sentence examples for second hand phones from inspiring English sources
There's a robust market for second hand phones across Asia already, but it will be interesting to see how the launch of such a program would affect the company's market share in China, which is at an all-time high, according to research firm Kantar and a bounty of other data sources.
Many of the second hand phones that the vulnerable population used did not have the ability to type or show words in the Khmer script language, making texted information unreadable and unproduceable.
As this is not something a person buying a second hand phone is likely to discover until long after the transaction, the thief still has plenty of opportunity to sell the stolen device.
Consider buying an old second hand phone you could use, if you can afford it.
Now, a thriving market for second-hand phones is making cellular service affordable for more Indonesians.
Indian firms claim they offer the cheapest mobile services in the world, with outgoing calls for as little as $0.01 a minute and second-hand phones for $15 or less.
The firm, called Avast, used publicly available forensic security tools to extract the images from second-hand phones bought on eBay.
Rainforest Connection is a project started back in 2014 that used solar-powered second-hand phones as listening stations that could alert authorities to sounds of illegal logging.
"We are working very closely with one of the Chinese players and figuring out if we can do some business in Hong Kong because that's the hub for second-hand phones in this part of the world," he added.
The researchers analyzed the efficiency of the factory reset implementation in 21 second-hand phones running Android versions between 2.3 and 4.3 and found that they could recover emails, text messages, Google access tokens and other sensitive data.
Not having our cellphone with us, we headed to a Verizon Center, where a kind-hearted saleswoman gave us a second-hand phone that could only be used to dial 911, which was all we wanted.
