Sentence examples for use of handsets from inspiring English sources

The Pentagon is among organisations to have authorised the use of handsets which include the feature.

The organisation had been asked to act as an arbitrator in a dispute over RIM's use of handsets and tablets featuring wireless local area network (WLAN) connections to the internet.

The ELF-EMF produced by the power use of handsets will likely differ considerably between models, due to their various styles and geometries, and it will therefore be difficult to quantify.

Google has never released figures for revenues it derives from the use of Android handsets, where it makes the software available to handset makers for free and generates revenues from adverts and app sales.

Others like WorldRemit and Xoom (owned by PayPal) are also going after the same market, using tech — and in this case, the use of mobile handsets, which are much more ubiquitous in emerging markets compared to computers — to disrupt and overtake some of the older and less efficient ways of doing things.

The use of individual handsets allowed the lecturers to track and record each student's progress over the entire pharmacology course.

The use of identifiable handset names, which is commonly used by other cellphone makers, reflects the influence of Stephen Elop, a former Microsoft executive who took over as chief executive of Nokia last year.

For those who skipped class that day, MOTIV is intended to add all sorts of new feedback sensations to applications and operating systems by really making use of a handset's vibration motor.

He subtracts a proportion for older out-of-use handsets to get to an active base.

It is also interesting that less extraverted individuals used more multimedia and social apps in semester 6 but less in semester 2. The main difference between the two semesters is that the participants used different types of handsets.

Recent momentum includes emerging-market 3G wireless base stations, reflective of strong sell-through and use of data-capable handsets in lower-income regions.