Sentence examples for tiny handheld from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Google and Facebook will innovate and acquire their way into a tiny handheld business that is as bright as the one they are living in.

Late at night, at a bonfire by a lake, we lit them — tiny handheld fireworks — and shrieked and flailed our arms.

I.B.M. withdrew months ago, and Hewlett-Packard will stop production of its larger handheld this month, although it will continue to produce its tiny handheld with non-touch-type keyboard, which has been selling well.

The experience shouldn't be about watching video on a tiny handheld screen.

We may never want to watch Hollywood epics on a tiny handheld screen, but I'd be glad to pass a half-hour in a doctor's waiting room watching a rerun of "The Simpsons".

The tiny handheld packs a library of "300" games built-in, controls that will feel familiar to any Nintendo fan, a battery you can recharge via microUSB and a 2.2-inch IPS display.

Youngsters climbed plane trees hanging up slogans like 'Hello Moscow!,' 'The Soviet Island Greets the Soviet Mainland, Crimea + Kremlin = Love,' and, the most original of all, 'Let Bloom the Inviolable Friendship of the Peoples of the U.S.S.R.' … Every television, from giant sports-bar screens to tiny handhelds, showed TVMig's reporting from various spots along the coast.

Put the world behind a tiny frame/screen (handheld technology perhaps) and suddenly, by focusing smaller and blocking out the imagined dead weight of the world around us, we can manage to take in even more information, do more, feel bigger, lighter, move faster... even to a pathological degree.

MUSEUM directors are looking toward technology and studying how the latest gallery gadgetry -- from digital "eyeglasses" embedded with tiny screens to handheld computers with Internet access -- can enhance exhibitions and keep visitors coming back.

The wireless web, which is partly just a repackaging of the wired web, can't show pages of graphics, text and flashing banner ads on the tiny screen of a handheld device.

In the meantime there's a lot of money to be made in chips for handheld appliances, including tiny computers, telephones and other electronic gear.