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Mobile phones generally incorporate an LCD or OLED display, with some types, such as smartphones,
having touch screens.
Since the 1990s,
mobile phones have...
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unlike fixed-location
phones (landline
phones). This
radio frequency link
connects to the
switching systems of a
mobile phone operator,
providing access...
- use of
mobile phones, such as
using phones while driving.
Accidents involving a
driver being distracted by
being in a call on a
phone have
begun to be...
- Cat
phones is a
discontinued range of
toughened and
strengthened mobile phones that was
developed and
marketed from 2012 to 2024 by
British company Bullitt...
- of
mobile phones in 2023. The
original i
Phone was the
first mobile phone to use multi-touch technology.
Throughout its history, the i
Phone has gained...
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Mobile Phones, a
wholesaler and
distributor of
mobile phones. The
company became the
Caudwell Group,
whose high
street retail arm was
named Phones 4u.[citation...
- large. In linguistics, a
phone is
called voiceless if
there is no
phonation during its occurrence. In speech,
voiceless phones are ****ociated with vocal...
- In broadcasting, a
phone-in or call-in is a
programme format in
which viewers or
listeners are
invited to air
their live
comments by telephone, usually...
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Phone Store.
Multitasking in
Windows Phone is
invoked through long
pressing the "back" arrow,
which is
present on all
Windows Phones.
Windows Phone 7...
- (
phones), [d] and [t] , and
swapping one for the
other makes the one word
sound like the other. Thus, in the
English language,
these particular phones...
