TELEPHONES Since 1996 more than half of all new telephone subscriptions have been for mobile phones.
Lawyers for the victims pieced together a picture of hacking at Mirror Group using evidence including landline call data, expenses receipts for pay-as-you-go telephones, internal emails from the Sunday Mirror and the People and witness statements from former exployees including Evans and ex-reporters James Hipwell and David Brown.
Ministers ordered the bugging of Edward VIII's telephones in Buckingham Palace and in his Windsor retreat at the height of the 1936 abdication crisis, hitherto secret papers reveal.
Stay in the wonderfully peaceful Casa Hassan, (casahassan.com), two townhouses split across a narrow alleyway which are free of telephones, TVs and the internet, but which boast a fabulous hammam, traditional restaurant and roof terraces with spectacular views.
To account for respondents who don't have landline telephones, 80% of interviews were conducted over the phone and 20% via internet.
Evans, who will give evidence as a witness in the trial, was allegedly instructed not to refer to telephones or voicemails explicitly in emails.
It is difficult now to imagine life without electricity, refrigerators, cars, telephones, air-conditioners, railways, dishwashers, and many other everyday appliances that make life in the modern era convenient, comfortable, and more economically productive.
September 2013: Obama telephones Rouhani, the first contact between leaders of the US and Iran since 1979.
Spending on the latest gizmos, such as game consoles, hand-held devices, MP3 players, mobile telephones and the like, could well fall.In time, of course, economies and stock markets will bounce back.
And a text-and-graphics message began to circulate, via the mobile telephones of terrorist sympathisers throughout the Middle East, showing an aeroplane crashing into a skyscraper with the caption: "It hit and did not miss" in Arabic.Less free societies are in many ways less vulnerable.
On my first visit just a few days before, folding tables with telephones and home-made signs scattered across them filled the hall.
