Sentence examples for viable phone from inspiring English sources
When a user attempts to make a post, Craigslist asks for verification with a viable phone number.
His success or failure at revamping Verizon will also provide some clues about how viable traditional phone companies will be in the years ahead.
In the last several months, the Public Service Commission fined Bell Atlantic for failing to permit viable local phone competition when it secured permission to go into long distance service.
In partnership with eMobile, Jajah has developed a software client for the Windows Mobile 6 platform that turns the data-only device into a viable portable phone.
Between this and what appears to be clearing up some of the operating system confusions it created during the last year or so, NOK could easily reemerge as a much more viable smart phone player.
Everyone knows about the iPhone, but that's not the only viable smart phone option.
Insanely good-looking couples; old pairs bent cartoonishly like that mildly offensive "Beware: pensioners" traffic triangle; a few obvious greenies; many many young people simply enjoying themselves, and even without the benefit of a half-viable mobile phone signal.
Cellular companies, hoping to make wireless phones a viable alternative to the desk phone, have pressed for a rule change that would allow them to bring wireless calls under the same "calling party pays" system used with the traditional telephone network.
Cellular companies, hoping to make wireless phones a viable, everyday alternative to the desk phone, have pressed for new rules that would allow them to bring wireless calls under the same "calling party pays" system used with the traditional telephone network.
And as soon as these solar panels actually become a viable product, cell phones would be next up on the flexible list.
Telenor already does this in a limited way in Pakistan and Bangladesh.Another prerequisite for a viable, accessible mobile-phone banking system is the establishment of a good agent network to process client transactions such as depositing or withdrawing money.
