"work mobile" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a mobile phone or device that is provided by an employer for work purposes. Example: "I always keep my work mobile with me so I can answer any important calls or emails while I'm away from my desk."
Bang on cue, her work mobile rings.
Last June, BBC News staff voiced concerns after they were told that the corporation could track their work mobile devices after it introduced a new technical feature.
Later the police confirmed to HJK that their details including telephone numbers, work mobile and home, passwords and information about X were in Mulcaire's notes.
Some devices are more personal than others, and many people use different devices to differentiate different audiences (laptop for work, mobile for social, etc).
The new service launched on Wednesday as a test for "pilot partners", whose employees will be able to download the Facebook at Work mobile application for iOS or Android devices, as well as using its website.
On a recent visit, clusters of friends shared cocktails after work, mobile office workers tapped at computers from a library table, backpackers lounged on sofas, diners grabbed upscale burgers and one homeless man enjoyed the comfort of a wingback chair.
According to a survey of 2,000 people by telecoms company EliteTele, 21% of people watch pornography on their work mobiles.
However, despite the prevalence of remote-work mobile device usage, 44% disagreed with the statement "I can access the work applications I need on my mobile device". 40% would like improved "file synchronization/sharing for business data" When employees do feel they're working efficiently from a remote site, 61% believe the arrangement does increase their overall productivity.
I was without a working mobile phone of any kind.
In other words, users will be able to play with a live, working mobile app in the mobile ad.
Of the 7 billion people that populate this earth, 6 billion of them have access to a working mobile phone.
