Sentence examples for small cellphone from inspiring English sources

It is no larger than a small cellphone itself.

But turned over, the mouse resembles a small cellphone.

The FCC made clear several years ago that it had concerns about consolidating the already small cellphone market.

Last year, she persuaded companies like Apple and Facebook to require apps to display privacy policies, though it is entirely unclear how many people bother to read them, especially on small cellphone screens.

Every word was caught by a video camera and fed to a television in a nearby room, where Mr. Buesseler's colleagues, executives from a small cellphone company based here called Wildseed, parsed and diced the responses.

To promote the show, CW will include an insert in the Oct. 5 issue of Entertainment Weekly that will feature what is essentially a small cellphone screen that will wirelessly display a short video showing stars of new CW shows and then a live Twitter feed of the network's account, @CW_Network.

Soon they'll be so slick and small, Cellphones won't make calls at all! IT'S too bad Dr. Seuss, a noted lover of silliness, didn't live to see today's cellphones.

The growing popularity of small cellphones that can also take still pictures is likely to mean that the CompactFlash or CF format, which is still found in the majority of digital cameras, will lose ground.

Pure Digital's small, cellphone-like cameras sell for between $130 to $230 and feature a simple one-button interface, a fold-out USB port and software designed to seamlessly move videos to the Web.

The 4Competition Coalition also includes labor unions and some smaller cellphone providers.

As Mr. Maeda points out, even the smallest cellphone is more complex than a bulldozer these days.