handset造句

Handset sales are driven not by hardware features (" what the handset can do ") but the user interface and applications available (" what you can do with the handset ").

To understand how diversified Foxconn's supply chain is, pry the back off a Nokia 1209 handset.

This is not a horizontal transaction, Google has not materially been in the handset business.

The chairman said he believes his handset had an advantage because of that localization.

Nor did they see an effect when analyzing the brain region closest to the handset.

Most of the Android handset will allow to tether or create a virtual Hotspot and connect other devices.

The handset is then wiped and disabled, and cannot even be used if a new SIM card is inserted.

Meanwhile, it's unclear what benefits Nokia hopes for from the music service beyond a boost in handset sales.

What is more, fast-growing Chinese handset-makers, notably Huawei and ZTE, will make it into these charts soon.

Using your cell phone's speaker or connecting a wired headset— while keeping the handset away from your body — drastically reducesRF exposure.

There are also new business models, such as having a local entrepreneur run a base-station and provide services, including billing and handset maintenance.

A small kickstand folds out from the back of the handset allowing you to sit the phone horizontally when watching videos or viewing photos.

If not a shiny piece of Google hardware, how about a range of phones from some of the world's biggest handset makers that run Google software?

Using the same system users will be able to point their phone at a word or phrase, perhaps in a menu or guidebook, take a picture with the handset and press the translate button.

Mobile phone thefts are soaring in Britain but nearly as many people drop their handset into the toilet or a drink or accidentally put it in with their laundry, a new survey showed.

The signals are delivered via terrestrial and satellite broadcasts, a far more efficient approach than sending individual data streams to each viewer's handset, as is mostly done in other countries.

Personally I found this of virtually no use other than it providing a raised area at the back of the phone which helps stop you scratching the handset when you put it down.

Lastly, Nightstand Central's bonus feature is the "flashlight" (a white screen basically, but adequate illumination in the dead of night), which you can turn on and off by shaking your handset.