Sentence examples for superseded phone from inspiring English sources

These have been on the rise for years but are now threatening to eclipse e-mail, much as they have already superseded phone calls.

As voice recognition software improves, headsets may yet supersede their phones, bringing us voice dialing, e-mail and the ability to lock your car just by saying so.

Meanwhile, Nokia predicts that its two NFC-enabled phones - which currently require a new shell or "skin" to be fitted - will be superseded next year by phones with the technology built in.

There was no mention of offering the firm's voice-controlled digital assistant Cortana to PCs, or when Windows 10 would supersede the Windows Phone OS.

A British study conducted by independent media regulator Ofcom found that among 16- to 24-year-olds, phone calls are being superseded by texts or other e-messages.

I felt slightly sick as I handed over £600 or so to Apple for a beautiful new phone that I knew would be superseded within weeks.

Facing competition from rival OSs including iOS and Android, in February 2010, Microsoft announced Windows Phone to supersede Windows Mobile.

Until the 1990s, canvassing and phone banking were on the wane, seen as old-fashioned strategies superseded by the rise of television and direct mail.

Their purpose is a long, long series of patrols in which they are heavily armoured moving targets, in continuous danger from what the British call "roadside bombs", a phrase now being superseded by the American term IEDs: Improvised Explosive Devices – bombs hidden in rubble, and detonated as booby-traps or remotely, by phone.

Cash, frankly, has superseded class.

Business has superseded security concerns".