Sentence examples for your cellular device from inspiring English sources

Any storage that your cellular device shares over its USB connection will show up on the Time Capsule network shares if you plug it into its USB port for power, as another shared hard drive.

All that is left is for you to hide your cellular device in the front pocket of your backpack, or put it away in your pocket of your backpack.

(The New York Times) Not Lost for Long On the market in March, this $50 cellular device will allow you to locate your luggage when airlines can't.

And with the help of a global positioning monitor, a computer, a cellular device and an electronic screen, the cabs can do something that other advertisements, even those on television, cannot: deliver any message an advertiser wants, at any time, pretty much anywhere in Manhattan.

In an area full of people evidently dressed for the gala preconcert dinner celebrating the opening of the Great Performers season at Lincoln Center, someone directly ahead was sending brightly lighted e-mail messages when not flirting with his partner; three people to the right were passing around a cellular device and gawking; people directly behind were talking at will.

Its research, spanning three years and 39 countries, suggests that 3.2 billion people, or 46% of the world's total population of 7 billion, have at least one active mobile (cellular) device.

Like the OnStar system that has been available in G.M. cars since 1996, the aftermarket version links the vehicle to OnStar's command center through a built-in cellular device.

Their cellular device works as the barcode scanner and the credit card swiper for the transactions.

Telecom Italia and Polymer Vision will demonstrate at 3GSM a rollable cellular device the pair recently agreed to manufacture together.

Merle Gilmore was managing the cellular device business when that event occurred, and it cost him his job years ago.

Histological evaluation of the monolayer cellular device showed little graft fibrosis or alginate degradation.