The word "smartphone" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any type of mobile phone which has advanced features like internet access and media applications. For example, "The majority of people today own a smartphone with which they can browse the internet, take photos, and watch videos."
Now, rides are simply posted on sites such as BlaBlaCar.com, Carpooling.com and hitchhikers.org, as well as smartphone apps such as iThumb and Rideshare4less.
These are all welcome releases if you're a heavy Microsoft Office user though: new Android smartphone versions of each tool's existing tablet app.
The other task sheets demand glowing reviews of the YotaPhone, a Russian-made smartphone, abuse and teasing for Jennifer Psaki, the former US state department spokeswoman, and three relate to Ukraine and the west's plans there.
If there was some low comedy in the revelation at Cook's post-match press conference that the only message of support he has so far received from his employers came from a story on the England and Wales Cricket Board website that appeared on his smartphone on Sunday morning, then even in the wake of a 281-run defeat in Sydney it still seems likely that his desire to stay will be rewarded.
In a joint venture with Chinese manufacturer TCL Communications, the company also manufactured a range of Android and Windows Phone smartphones predicated on low-cost but feature-rich devices, as well as wearable devices and smartphone accessories.
Microsoft bins Nokia name with new smartphone range.
It employs limited voice control functionality, but can pull contacts and other data from a smartphone to manage calls and messages.
Flurry dug deeper and found another key difference: compared to the average smartphone owner, those on Xiaomi were much more likely to be aged between 18 and 34, and much less likely to be aged over 35.
By providing customers the opportunity to access this information via their smartphone or iPad, they are able to make more informed purchase decisions, with the added convenience of buying there and then.
Research firms IDC and Strategy analytics both now place Xiaomi in overall third place for smartphone shipments in the third quarter of 2014, more than tripling shipments year-on-year overtaking South Korea's LG by between 0.4m and 1.2m smartphones.
Its launch in India, one of the world's largest emerging smartphone markets, was plagued with issues around patent infringement that resulted in it being banned from selling in the country.
