Definitions

1. Mobile phones are also distinct from cordless telephones, which generally operate only within a limited range of a specific base station.
2. Mobile phones were somewhat larger than current ones, and at first, all were designed for permanent installation in vehicles (hence the term car phone). (Web site)
3. Mobile Phones is continuing the development of Nokia's current core mobile phones business, based mainly on GSM, CDMA and TDMA technologies.
4. Mobile phones are often packed with features that offer users far more than just the capability to send text messages and make voice calls.
5. Mobile phones are now heavily used for data communications such as SMS messages, browsing mobile web sites, and even streaming audio and video files.

Hand-Held Devices

1. Soon we will all be able to access the Internet from our mobile phones, PDAs, hand-held devices, etc.

Prior Mobile Phones Operating

1. Prior mobile phones operating without a cellular network (the so-called 0G generation), such as Mobile Telephone Service, date back to 1945.

Bluedating

1. LoveGety was the inspiration for countless bluetooth -enabled matchmaking services for mobile phones, see Bluedating.

Smartphones

1. EarthMediaCenter� TV is designed for smartphones, mobile phones, and other media devices with Windows Mobile operating system installed.

Mobile Game

1. Mobile wallpaper, like a mobile game, is a piece of content that is installed on mobile phones.

Short Message Service

1. The SMS (short message service) provides a mechanism for transmitting short messages to and from mobile phones. (Web site)

Wireless Application Protocol

1. Wireless Application Protocol; a de facto standard for enabling mobile phones to access the Internet and advanced services. (Web site)

Bluetooth

1. Cabir was developed for mobile phones running the Symbian and Series 60 software, and using Bluetooth.

Resource-Constrained Devices

1. It is meant to replace WML, and C-HTML. XHTML Mobile Profile (XHTML MP) - a standard designed for mobile phones and other resource-constrained devices.

Mobile Devices

1. DMB (Digital Multimedia Broadcasting) is a digital transmission system for sending data, radio and TV to mobile devices such as mobile phones.

Midp

1. The MicroGUI Widgets are available on most PDA and mobile phone software platforms, such as PersonalJava (PDA), MIDP 1.0, MIDP 2.0 and DoJa (Mobile Phones). (Web site)

Handsets

1. Mobile Phones: Willcom launches W+BLOG service Willcom has announced a new blog service for their "full browser" handsets.
2. The solution includes the MX-ONE server-based IP-PBX, Sony Ericsson mobile phones with Mobile Extension functionality and IP handsets.

Sending Text Messages

1. SMS Create Pro is a tool for sending text messages from a PC to mobile phones using Email service. (Web site)
2. Also, it is usefull in a case when sending text messages to a group of mobile phones.

European Mobile Phones

1. KASUMI is a strengthened version of the MISTY1 cipher and has been adopted as the standard encryption algorithm for European mobile phones.

Pagers

1. CLDC is for smaller devices such as mobile phones and pagers. (Web site)

Windows Mobile Phones

1. Our coverage focuses on Windows Mobile Phones and PDAs, but extends on past that as well. (Web site)
2. Qualcomm will also develop similar gadgets for Windows Mobile phones.
3. Users of Windows Mobile phones can also customize their interface with designer themes, widgets or their own photo.

Africa

1. The potential of growing markets should also be considered: the demand for mobile phones in India, China, Eastern Europe and Africa is not a new phenomenon.

Children

1. In many countries, mobile phones now outnumber land-line telephones, with most adults and many children now owning mobile phones.

Play

1. A mobile game is a piece of content that is installed on mobile phones so that the user can play the video game right no their mobile handset.

Result

1. As a result, electrical appliances such as radios, televisions and even mobile phones have become daily necessities for lamas.

Makes

1. Decliners on the session included Casio Computer (TYO: 6952), which makes a diverse range of devices including watches and mobile phones.
2. It makes it easier than ever to customize and use Windows Mobile phones.

Trunk

1. Dialing from mobile phones is different in that the area code is always necessary, but not the trunk code; this is true regardless of the phone's area code.

Television

1. ESPN will broadcast all 2010 World Cup games this summer live on ESPN Radio in addition to its coverage on television, broadband and mobile phones. (Web site)
2. Television, mobile phones, wireless networking and amateur radio all use radio waves. (Web site)

Movies

1. Movies of pranks involving destruction of mobile phones of randomly selected people.

Platform

1. Because mobile phones are based on standards and come in lots of different flavors, it's hard to come up with a platform that runs on all devices. (Web site)
2. Napster Mobile from Swisscom is a platform for downloading music onto mobile phones.

Launch

1. DoCoMo plans to launch a test service for mobile phones equipped with the mobile FeliCa IC chip in December of this year. (Web site)

Billion

1. There are more than 2 billion Java ME enabled mobile phones and PDAs[ 2].

News

1. Mobile Phones: Phone Bonanza Part 1 - Willcom Here's what happens when you duck out of the news for a few days to study for exams, and write papers.

Office

1. Additionally, employees will be able to access office voicemail and interact with other office IP telephony features from their mobile phones. (Web site)
2. In March 2007, NBC announced that it would offer full-length prime-time television shows like The Office and Heroes on-demand to play on mobile phones. (Web site)

Term

1. Wireless phone A term that generally refers to a Wi-Fi VoIP phone but is sometimes used by the mobile phone industry to describe mobile phones. (Web site)
2. The term, however, is most often used to refer to the customisable sounds available on mobile phones.

Tones

1. Newer mobile phones allow the users to associate different ring tones for different phone book entries.

Finland

1. Trade is important, with exports equaling two-fifths of GDP. Finland excels in high-tech exports, e.g., mobile phones. (Web site)

Web

1. We make use of the Java platform to develop a whole range of comprehensive solutions ranging from web based applications to applications for mobile phones.

Low Cost

1. And with the optional SkypeOut service, you can make low cost calls to traditional landline or mobile phones at local rates. (Web site)
2. And with the optional SkypeOut service, you can make low cost calls to traditional landline or mobile phones worldwide at local rates.

Cordless Phones

1. Devices include mobile phones, wireless modules, mobile organizers and cordless phones as well as products for wireless home networks.

Subscribers

1. Unlike mobile phones, cordless phones use private base stations that are not shared between subscribers. (Web site)
2. Long distance telephone calls originated by subscribers of incumbent carriers, and by users of calling cards who call from payphones and mobile phones.

Vehicles

1. Until the mid to late 1980s, most mobile phones were sufficiently large that they were often permanently installed in vehicles as car phones.

Capita

1. Finland is said to be 'the most on-line nation in the world', with more mobile phones and Internet connections per capita than any other country.

Accessories

1. Motorola has developed a variety of reuse and recycling programs for mobile phones and accessories.
2. Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications serves the global communications market with innovative and feature-rich mobile phones, accessories and PC-cards.

Information

1. The term is most commonly used in reference to using mobile communication devices, such as mobile phones and PDAs, for health services and information.

Consumers

1. The division aims to target primarily high-volume category sales of mobile phones and devices, with consumers being the most important customer segment.
2. Consumers can find high quality, fresh entertainment created exclusively for their mobile phones wherever they see the 'g' character logo or at www.glu.com. (Web site)
3. Mobile phones & Hand held Devices Telcos and consumers have invested billions of dollars in mobile phone equipment.

Network

1. Mobile phones and the network they operate under vary significantly from provider to provider, and even from nation to nation.

Internet Access

1. High-end mobile phones such as smartphones generally come with Internet access through the phone network.

Banda Aceh

1. Electricity was down in the Acehnese capital of Banda Aceh but mobile phones were working. (Web site)

Landline

1. While all '9x' series numbers are for mobile phones, '8x' also serves are an area code prefix for landline numbers. (Web site)

Skype

1. As of January 2009, Skype is available for Android and over 100 Java enabled mobile phones. (Web site)

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