"If I sign a mobile-phone contract, I expect the mobile phone I signed for," he said.
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India has a billion mobile phone subscribers, but also a rather high gender disparity in mobile phone ownership.
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Prosecutors confiscated Ghosn's mobile phone, documents, notebooks and diaries, he said, along with Ghosn's wife's passport and mobile phone.
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Nearly everyone has a mobile phone, and 88 percent of Kenyan mobile phone users also have mobile money accounts.
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Italian prosecutors said they still wanted details from Cairo mobile phone towers that had connected to Regeni's mobile phone.
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IN FEBRUARY 2017 Verizon, an American mobile-phone carrier, started offering mobile-phone connections that put no limits on data.
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GETTING A SHINY NEW MOBILE PHONE Barysevich also said attackers could get hold of a new mobile phone in the target's name.
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"GPS does emit more magnetic interference than a mobile phone, and a mobile phone with a GPS is even more," Mr. Jasper said.
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"The Commission kick-started a discussion with mobile phone operators about the provision of aggregated and anonymised mobile phone location data," it said today.
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In 2009, Apple, Samsung, Huawei, Nokia and other mainstream mobile phone manufacturers signed a memorandum and agreed to standardize the mobile phone charging interface.
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The Court held that historic mobile-phone location data deserved privacy protections, even if it is shared (often unknowingly) with a mobile-phone service provider.
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It's likely that your secure digital credentials will be linked to your mobile phone and cloud attributes that you can manage from your mobile phone.
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Singh declined to give a revenue forecast for the company's overall mobile phone business in India, the world's second biggest mobile phone market after China.
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Ghosn's lead lawyer, Junichiro Hironaka, said on Thursday prosecutors confiscated Ghosn's mobile phone, documents, notebooks and diaries, along with his wife's passport and mobile phone.
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If you open a mobile phone shop on an empty street and it's a success, soon the entire street will be full of other mobile phone shops.
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The base's main thoroughfare, a dirt road straddling Thailand and Myanmar, was lined with carnival games, noodle stands and mobile phone booths selling Thai mobile phone SIM cards.
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It included lists of mobile phone numbers, identification card numbers, home addresses, and SIM card data of 46.2 million customers from at least 12 Malaysian mobile phone operators.
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In the face of a quiet quarter for mobile phone launches, comparable sales in Best Buy's domestic computing and mobile phone segment declined 3.5 percent during the first quarter.
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The tax, collected by mobile phone internet service providers since July 1, is equivalent to about 20 percent of what typical Ugandan users pay for their mobile phone data plans.
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" Under these laws, any object a photographed driver holds will be "presumed to be a mobile phone held by the driver for the purposes of a mobile phone use offence.
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My dad was the only member of our household with a mobile phone —a Nokia 6210— and my parents told me I was "far too young" to need a mobile phone.
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A 2015 study estimated that there were 113 million fewer women than men owning a mobile phone in the country, amounting to a gender gap of 36% in mobile phone ownership.
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Ringo DIY Mobile Phone Kit and Tools It may not stand up to your brand-new iPhone 11, but this Arduino-based, DIY mobile phone building kit is still pretty sick.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Leading Turkish mobile phone operator Turkcell TCELL.
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Fonehouse — Nintendo Switch or PS4 with mobile phone deals
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In 2018, it opened what it said was the world's biggest mobile phone manufacturing plant on the outskirts of New Delhi as well as its biggest mobile phone store globally in Bengaluru.
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When Facebook paid $2 billion for Oculus back in 2014, it did so under the assumption that virtual reality would be the next big platform — the mobile phone after the mobile phone.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Cellcom, Israel's biggest mobile phone operator, launched on Wednesday low-cost "quadruple play" packages of internet, mobile phone, landline calls and TV, promising to shake up the country's telecoms market.
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It centers on Martin Cooper, now 233, who as an engineer at Motorola invented the mobile phone and on April 3, 1973, placed the first mobile-phone call, from a street in Manhattan.
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The first is by bringing Timeline to the mobile phone.
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Horford keeps track of the score on his mobile phone.
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Comcast started launching its Xfinity Mobile phone service last month.
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It is about the size of a chunky mobile phone.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Israel's largest mobile phone operator Cellcom (CEL.
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WE WANT TO BE ON THE MOBILE PHONE, ON SATELLITE.
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Your correspondent noticed that he had stolen her mobile phone.
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In addition, mobile phone standards still vary around the world.
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I didn't have a mobile phone until I was 19.
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I don't have anymore access on my mobile phone number.
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Electrocution while charging mobile phone accidents are not unheard of.
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Your mobile phone can open you to attack as well.
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HASTINGS: IN ASIA, IT IS MUCH MORE MOBILE PHONE CENTRIC.
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She is too young to carry around a mobile phone.
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Mobile phone records looped other guys into the drug network.
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Shoppers can also use their mobile phone number to save.
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Often that evidence is locked away in a mobile phone.
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Not a single top mobile phone brand falls below 800.
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Israeli mobile phone carriers have been hit by fierce competition.
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I didn't have a mobile phone until a year ago.
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He has six children and cannot afford a mobile phone.
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The mobile phone network serves 56 million people in Nigeria.
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Safaricom has 72 percent of Kenya's total mobile phone subscribers.
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Stephen Kohn doesn't have a mobile phone and never has.
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Nearly 68,400 mobile phone users have invested 79 million shillings.
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Objects too, like the TV, mobile phone, and water bottle.
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Consider the cacophony produced by today's mobile phone or tablet.
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Attempts to reach them by mobile phone have been futile.
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Tanzania has an estimated 45 million active mobile phone subscribers.
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There are several options for taking your mobile phone abroad.
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Pengilly could not be immediately reached on his mobile phone.
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It is funded by a tax on mobile phone users.
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In October, some mobile phone and landline services were restored.
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Ms. Lu, reached on her mobile phone, did not comment.
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By that point, Ms. Appel's mobile phone had fallen overboard.
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Nonetheless, the mobile phone has been a massively empowering tool.
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Yet it also foresaw the mobile phone and color photography.
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Thirty years ago, almost no one had a mobile phone.
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Last year it opened what it said was the world's biggest mobile phone manufacturing plant on the outskirts of Indian capital New Delhi as well as its biggest mobile phone store globally in Bengaluru.
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The leaked data included lists of mobile phone numbers, identification card numbers, home addresses, and SIM card data of 46.2 million customers from at least 12 Malaysian mobile phone and mobile virtual network operators (MVNO).
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For your mobile phone, you can download apps to prevent robocalls.
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Sunday when the tornado warning blared from Yesenia Mondragon's mobile phone.
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You can subscribe to mobile phone insurance from Revolut's mobile app.
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T). Japan's biggest mobile phone network provider, NTT Docomo Inc (210.
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Smartphone sales now account for 230% of the mobile phone market.
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Davies did not answer his mobile phone when contacted by Reuters.
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Convicts are free to run their drug empires by mobile phone.
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And a big reason for that is your mobile phone bill.
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Mobile-phone adoption has outpaced both financial inclusion and insurance coverage.
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Her only salvation was sneaking access to her mother's mobile phone.
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It sells a lot of billions of dollars of mobile phone.
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Samsung's mobile phone sales have been taking a hit this year.
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Calls to Thae's mobile phone were redirected to a voicemail inbox.
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This occurs on your mobile phone, tablet and now on wearables.
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Motherboard paid a source $300 to locate a T-Mobile phone.
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But banking services are more complex than a mobile phone line.
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" But a lot of consumers might just think, "Samsung mobile phone.
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Users input their mobile phone number to pay for goods directly.
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But having said that, in mobile phone, people come more frequently.
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And they tax mobile phone and internet companies at punitive rates.
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Today if you have a mobile phone, you have a car.
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I am mainly focusing on PayPal and mobile phone commerce now.
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T). Japan's biggest mobile phone network provider, NTT Docomo Inc (210.
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The department of telecoms required it for a mobile phone subscriptions.
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He also collected my mobile phone and went through the contents.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South African mobile phone operator Vodacom Group Ltd (VODJ.
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Big, ugly mobile-phone masts will also become harder to spot.
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Mobile-phone reception is often poor and there are no motorways.
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Weak computing and mobile phone sales contributed to the disappointing report.
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No energy to power a light bulb, mobile phone, or fridge.
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Magnetometers, sensors measuring magnetism, can be used in mobile phone networks.
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IT IS LIKE SAYING THERE ARE TOO MANY MOBILE PHONE APPS.
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Slim holds about two-thirds of mobile phone subscriptions in Mexico.
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Some agencies did buy equipment from other mobile phone forensics providers.
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It's like mobile phone keyclicks suddenly got dizzingly back in fashion.
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Indeed, We Remit doesn't currently link up to mobile phone wallets.
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Earlier today, Apple announced its latest mobile phone: the iPhone 7.
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They said the mobile phone network did not work during fighting.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British mobile phone and electricals retailer Dixons Carphone (DC.
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"We clearly missed the mobile phone, there's no question," Nadella said.
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In 2008, the F.C.C. added mobile phone service to the subsidy.
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After investigators searched Bricker's home, they forensically examined his mobile phone.
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You can deploy it on the web, on a mobile phone.
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Most of the impairment was from its mobile phone unit Pelephone.
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Mobile phone companies are locked in a dogfight for market share.
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Four-player competition in the mobile phone service industry has worked.
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I always carry an extra battery pack for my mobile phone.
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Advertising Jared Guynes has hundreds of apps on his mobile phone.
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Most of the impairment was from its mobile phone unit Pelephone.
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Indeed, he's still fighting on behalf of the mobile phone companies.
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Other investments cover the agriculture, infrastructure, energy and mobile phone sectors.
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Most mobile phone users in India favor the Android operating system.
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It was more of a mobile computer than a mobile phone.
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Pages that are difficult to access via mobile phone include Trade.
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A call to Li's mobile phone went to an answering service.
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Mobile phone users had difficulty making calls shortly after the quake.
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Cover image: Twitter logo is seen on an android mobile phone.
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Bahrain appears to have used Cellebrite software's mobile phone cracking technology.
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"I just chucked my mobile phone out the window," she says.
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KS: So don't get on public networks with your mobile phone.
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You don't have a mobile phone, you don't have home devices.
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And Apple's mobile phone business is not just the most successful mobile phone business in the world, it's essentially the most successful business of any kind in the world — so any change in approach is noteworthy.
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Moody's in a recent report said the loan pools in the mobile phone financing securities span the credit spectrum and a significant number of mobile phone finance loans are to customers with poor or little credit history.
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Finland's Nokia was the world's No. 1 mobile phone maker until 2012.
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Huawei is one of the largest mobile phone makers in the world.
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Wessels did not answer a call to his mobile phone seeking comment.
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But everyone has a game on their mobile phone, everybody does that.
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French startup Lydia is launching an insurance product for your mobile phone.
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The original radio telephones are now known as 0G mobile phone technology.
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The next day he got her a mobile phone and new clothes.
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The mobile-phone industry was ordered to employ only locals by September.
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And at the center of it all will be the mobile phone.
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Tessera makes and more importantly licenses technology to the mobile phone industry.
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Some use metal detectors, surveillance cameras, mobile-phone jammers and even drones.
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MTN runs Nigeria's biggest mobile phone network serving around 56 million people.
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On the mobile phone, 75% of our users are below age 35.
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It runs the mobile-phone network and oversees many courts and schools.
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Cellebrite is an Israeli firm that specializes in mobile phone forensics technology.
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Who out there is excited for a new Windows 10 Mobile phone?
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So much for the mobile phone; so much, even, for the ATM.
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"Life now is kind of difficult," he told Reuters by mobile phone.
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It runs the most popular mobile phone operating system in the world.
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ANC spokesman Zizi Kodwa did not answer calls to his mobile phone.
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Mobile-phone bills have fallen, thanks to competition introduced by the changes.
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The mobile phone connection also offers quick problem solving, the survey noted.
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The mobile phone company said group revenue for the quarter ended Dec.
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A Huawei mobile phone production line in Dongguan, Guangdong province, May 2019.
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The leading mobile phone company will hold a news conference (0700 GMT).
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Cover image: Black facebook logo is seen on an android mobile phone.
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"There's no reason to think the mobile-phone industry will be different."
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Security is a big area of focus for all mobile phone makers.
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That is not something you can fix with a mobile-phone app.
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There's no reason to think the mobile-phone industry will be different.
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Even securing mobile phone contracts and renting out apartments became more difficult.
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The convenience of using a mobile phone to vote securely has appeal.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - TV, internet and mobile phone services provider Swisscom AG (SCMN.
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And that's because the media were hacking my mobile phone, alongside Harry's.
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Some 80 percent of Kenyans own a mobile phone, government data shows.
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The site also allegedly stops people accessing it via mobile phone browsers.
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And why would anyone lease a mobile phone this year and beyond?
|
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At Apple, Jony Ive's designs disrupted the computer and mobile phone markets.
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With this Ringo DIY Mobile Phone Kit, you can create your own.
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These include commercial aircraft, robotics, 5G mobile phone communications and computer microchips.
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Mobile phone plans are some of the most expensive in the region.
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" "There's no reason to think the mobile-phone industry will be different.
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Even local taxi drivers have trouble navigating, and mobile phone signals fade.
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Mobile phone manufacturers may also take their own steps in the future.
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It does not matter which mobile phone provider the passenger is using.
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You listened to a streamed or downloaded track through a mobile phone.
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They're filmed exclusively for a mobile phone, and exclusively for Snap's audience.
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Like other African countries, mobile phone use has surged in Tanzania over the past decade, helped by cheaper smartphones, with mobile phone subscribers rising by 25 percent in 2015 to 39.8 million, according to the telecom industry regulator.
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Customers can purchase and manage their policy through the mobile phone Root app.
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Everyone has a mobile phone, from which to happily blast Hindi pop music.
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As a backup, Facebook is developing software to extend existing mobile phone systems.
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These points can be earned through online, mobile, phone or in-store orders.
|
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Numerous calls to finance minister Adrian Maleiane's mobile phone this week went unanswered.
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""Mobile phone numbers are even better than social security numbers for identifying people.
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Citing a mobile phone text message, Bloomberg said the message sent around Nov.
|
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Its mobile-phone arm, however, is the chief source of the profit shock.
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JONATHAN GOLD'S mobile phone had few selfies, but plenty of pictures of tacos.
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Unfortunately, in many countries mobile-phone companies are an easy source of tax.
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In fact, in giving his mobile-phone number he had registered for insurance.
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The mobile phone was seen as a threat because it could play MP3s.
|
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The violence that followed, partially recorded on a mobile phone, was staggeringly brutal.
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As you can see, MWC is no longer about just the mobile phone.
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Because Wi-Fi rarely works there, he has to buy mobile-phone credit.
|
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The caretaker provincial government blocked access to the internet and mobile phone services.
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The drop reflected declines in the prices of automobiles and mobile phone services.
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Inspiration came from the way kiosks and convenience stores sell mobile-phone credit.
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Mobile phone sales have fallen industrywide due to a dearth of new products.
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You can stream live to everyone in the company from your mobile phone.
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During the trial, her lawyers presented mobile phone records they claimed prove this.
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To turn on Scam Block, dial #ONB# (#662#) from your T-Mobile phone.
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Fortunately, there is just such a method, and it involves mobile-phone networks.
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Werner: I actually got myself a mobile phone, but only for real emergencies.
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Fast internet and mobile-phone reception is available only in and around Bangui.
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So far, it has done so mostly through the world's mobile-phone boom.
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He attributed the growth to new distribution channels, including mobile phone lending apps.
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All this is to spotlight an unlimited plan for the mobile phone company.
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Most homeless people have a mobile phone and that's a very good thing.
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An Indian woman speaks on a mobile phone in Suraj village in Gujarat.
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There were also increases in prices of alcohol, mobile phone services and tobacco.
|
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The mobile phone forensics cracking industry can sometimes be a pretty dirty place.
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Things changed really dramatically, though, with the advent of the mobile phone. Sure.
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But not mass market is huge still, because of the mobile phone usage.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - The bankruptcy petition of mobile phone carrier Oi SA (OIBR4.
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The mobile phone technology used is easily available, not something imported, he noted.
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Paradoxes exist; more people have a mobile phone than access to clean toilets.
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The zero-tolerance mobile phone policy is one that Augusta National zealously monitors.
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In the nascent days of mobile phone photography, this was a common scenario.
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In some markets, it also offers a Line-branded mobile phone/data service.
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The threats against devices on traditional mobile phone networks are varied and serious.
|
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Opera follows Samsung and mobile phone company Three in implementing ad-blocking services.
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At least 33,000 more were injured in crashes linked to mobile phone use.
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But hold the mobile phone — we have even more exciting news to share.
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In January, Motherboard paid a source $300 to locate a T-Mobile phone.
|
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But they were still asked for money for tea and mobile-phone credit.
|
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As we approach the pair, one of them answers a disposable mobile phone.
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The World Health Organization estimates there are 6.9 billion mobile phone subscriptions worldwide.
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Price wars by mobile phone service providers have contributed to restraining inflation growth.
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These positives outweighed a slump in profits caused by weaker mobile phone markets.
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Jump to 2013 when Microsoft acquired mobile phone carrier Nokia for $7.6 billion.
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These apply as soon as a mobile phone connects to a foreign network.
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Dialog and Mobitel account for around two-third of the mobile phone market.
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What's more, consumers got better mobile-phone services at a more affordable price.
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Many premium vehicles are already connected to the internet using mobile-phone networks.
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Japan's top three mobile phone carriers are NTT DoCoMo , KDDI and SoftBank Group.
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Mobile phone credits now give remote rural households access to virtual bank accounts.
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The private internet connecting the world's mobile phone operators remains replete with vulnerabilities.
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Who knew mobile phone alerts had been around long enough to be classic?
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It&aposs been a rough couple of years for the mobile-phone industry.
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Microbilt shared that data with a customer using its mobile phone tracking product.
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The four largest mobile phone companies control the vast majority of the market.
|
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Mobile phone companies already spend large sums to shape federal and state regulation.
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Mobile phone retailers in the Philippines are also staying away from Huawei products.
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Huawei's equipment is used in mobile phone and internet networks around the world.
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He does not use email, or carry his own mobile phone or wallet.
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Ton, who runs a store selling mobile-phone accessories, flicks through a ledger.
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They have limits, dignity and the mobile phone numbers of dozens of reporters.
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I had to hold a mobile phone while I soaked in a spa.
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Calls to Guo's mobile phone since Tuesday evening in New York rang unanswered.
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When we lost power and mobile phone service, we headed to the beach.
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Rohingya say they risked imprisonment or worse for merely owning a mobile phone.
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After all, it was the Obama administration that hacked Angela Merkel's mobile phone.
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India is the world's second-biggest mobile phone market by customers, after China.
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But the mobile-phone sector shows that industry-wide technical standards are possible.
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Mobile phone networks in Monguno have been cut and fuel stations are closed.
|
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Ellison had a list of names on his mobile phone that included Reps.
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Once she was in there, she grabbed her mobile phone and started recording.
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In the past few years, Apple's mobile phone series sales revenue accounted for 50% to 70% of Apple's total revenue, but at present, several mobile phone brands in the market are emerging, and that has negatively affected Apple's market prospects.
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The iPhone, after all, was a very late entry to the mobile-phone game.
|
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He reached instinctively for his mobile phone to check initial reports on social media.
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You can also use your mobile phone number at checkout, if that&aposs easier.
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Some residents suffered wounds to their legs, mobile phone footage seen by Reuters showed.
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They took all belongings, my mobile phone, purse, credit card, debit card, watches, etc.
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The hand of a protester recording with a mobile phone in Tahrir Square, 2011.
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Startup Royale launched its FlexiPai mobile phone at a conference in Beijing in November.
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O) acquired Nokia's mobile phone business for 5.4 billion euros ($6.06 billion) in 2014.
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Tennis great Rod Laver, 79, snapped the moment on his mobile phone for posterity.
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The business boomed in tandem with internet adoption and mobile phone penetration in China.
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Slager was caught on mobile phone video firing into Scott's back as he fled.
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One trick is to address God while pretending to speak on a mobile phone.
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Subways in cities such as Washington, DC for example, are adding mobile phone service.
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They are said to include operators of mobile-phone networks, banks and pharmaceutical firms.
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Many mobile networks (think Wi-Fi routers or mobile-phone towers) operate via hubs.
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It can match these ICRs with your mobile phone location data and call histories.
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Well, Dorsey's tweets do typically seem like they're all posted from a mobile phone.
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Qualcomm is the largest supplier of mobile phone chips that power many Android devices.
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They seem on course to become the world's biggest consumers of mobile-phone data.
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The higher switching estimates are based on the experience of the mobile phone industry.
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China has almost 603 billion mobile phone users, many on 3 or 4G networks.
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Police also monitor what people do on their mobile phone through social-media analytics.
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Its experiments with apps and a mobile-phone SIM card have not been popular.
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Amazon has said it has no plans to re-enter the mobile phone space.
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This tip is applicable to all mobile phone users: Get an external Bluetooth speaker.
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Asus also debuted its new mobile phone VR headset, aimed at taking on Samsung.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Chinese photo app owner and mobile phone maker Meitu Inc's (2000.
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For some reason, the Japanese company NuAns is kickstarting a Windows 10 Mobile phone.
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India now has 25 million mobile phone users with 430 million having internet connectivity.
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Nokia (NOK), Ericsson (ERIC), and Huawei sell networking gear that powers mobile phone networks.
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Would there be Uber, Lyft, Tinder, and so many others without the mobile phone?
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This could be a mobile phone, so when you ring it the bomb triggers.
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The app tracked the mobile phone usage habits of those partaking in Facebook's program.
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The convenience of controlling your home from your mobile phone is second to none.
|
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Indeed, weak mobile phone sales were a big contributor to Best Buy's revenue miss.
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He confiscated her mobile phone and did not allow his family to see her.
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With a 23-inch screen, the Fly is apparently the world's smallest mobile phone.
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Mobile-phone charges have fallen thanks to measures to increase telecoms competition, for example.
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Mobile phone footage captured at the scene by witnesses shows the events unfolding. pic.twitter.
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Stocks ended lower as mobile phone operator MTN slid to a four-month low.
|
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Having sold its mobile-phone business to Microsoft, it now makes telecoms network equipment.
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Tigo, Tanzania's second-biggest mobile phone network, said it filed the prospectus on Tuesday.
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In February 2015, he posted: "In Moscow ..." along with a Russian mobile phone number.
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Tareena Shakil with a firearm, an image recovered from her mobile phone by investigators.
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VAT will rise to 24% on groceries, mobile phone calls and most consumer goods.
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He shows a photograph of his grandfather that he saved to his mobile phone.
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"Before the princess's death and after, I had a mobile phone," Burrell told Insider.
|
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Evidence emerged that Jutting had filmed his torture of Ningsih on his mobile phone.
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"We know way less about you than your mobile phone provider does," she said.
|
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Tech, and telecom companies, and mobile phone makers have struck deals in the past.
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Information about poisons and the Islamic State group was found on his mobile phone.
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Before you kick them off your mobile phone plan, let them make their case.
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I am well aware that your mobile phone will soon seek to distract you.
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The phenomenal success of mobile phone game Pokemon GO put Pokemon on the list.
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Or leaving GPS locations upon switched upon "turned on" the mobile phone (sic). 3.
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Often, the companies that fight for this spectrum are in the mobile phone sector.
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What Zipwhip does is create a filter between a landline and a mobile phone.
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It's one of the few metropolises you don't need a mobile phone to navigate.
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AT&T added a net 46,000 postpaid mobile phone subscribers in the second quarter.
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I'm guessing your sister has a mobile phone—how does she think that works?
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And in a lot of ways, the modern mobile phone wouldn't exist without it.
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Bezeq's other subsidiaries are mobile phone operator Pelephone and internet service provider Bezeq International.
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The temporary order also allows mobile phone groups time to adjust to the ban.
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Paytm was founded in 2010 as a simple app for paying mobile phone bills.
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In the past, he has bought mobile phone cases and parts for his motorbike.
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The proposals do not mention mobile phone tracking, though they do mention national security.
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Apple hired an important figure from the forensic security and mobile phone hacking community.
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The entire trilogy is available as a mobile phone app for less than $52.
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There is no mobile phone service for nearly the entire length of the road.
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This Arduino-based, DIY mobile phone, dubbed the MAKERphone, comes disassembled as a kit.
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Here's how to change your Google Voice greeting using your computer or mobile phone.
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A call to Mr. Wang's mobile phone was automatically forwarded to a message service.
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A spokesman for Salahuddin did not answer his mobile phone to provide any comment.
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Customers also supply mobile phone numbers in the event of a hiccup, he said.
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Founded in 2015, Puls started out as a mobile phone repair service called CellSavers.
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I only started to read more famous works on my mobile phone after 2006.
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The state-run mobile-phone network is spotty, and people resort to pay phones.
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Mobile phone interface is not uniform, also brought a lot of waste of resources.
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I pay her utility bills, the family mobile phone plan, internet, TV streaming, groceries.
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A spokesman did not answer calls to his mobile phone on Monday seeking comment.
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Features accepted include a password, "PIN" code, card, mobile phone, iris scan or fingerprint.
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Mainland police said the person detained was part of a mobile phone smuggling syndicate.
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Mainland police said the person detained was part of a mobile phone smuggling syndicate.
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IDB's holdings include Cellcom, Israel's biggest mobile phone operator, and leading supermarket chain Shufersal.
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Mines Minister Walter Chidhakwa did not answer his mobile phone when contacted for comment.
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For example, I cut my home phone and relied only on my mobile phone.
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The information obtained from the dissident's mobile phone was then used to prosecute him.
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I'm not going to stop using my mobile phone in the light of this.
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However, its forecast was below estimates due to tepid mobile phone sales in China.
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Also in view were a series of mobile-phone towers dotted across the landscape.
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After conquering a series of technical problems such as flexible folding screen technology, four-wheel drive folding shaft technology, flexible cover technology, and MIUI adaptation, we made the first folding screen mobile phone, which should be the world's first double folding mobile phone.
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The mobile phone detection program, one of the first in the world, involves cameras operating day and night in all weather conditions to determine if a driver is handling a mobile phone, according to Transport for NSW, which manages the state's transport services.
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The mobile phone detection program, one of the first in the world, involves cameras operating day and night in all weather conditions to determine if a driver is handling a mobile phone, according to Transport for NSW, which manages the state's transport services.
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The operators who can provide various telecom services, such as fixed and mobile services, including AIS and True, should be better placed to differentiate their offerings by bundling services, such as mobile phone for AIS, and pay-TV and mobile phone for True.
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Globally, the mobile phone market is still growing, so the app market is as well.
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Look, every one of us is a tech user if you have a mobile phone.
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This would allow the company to be a direct player in the mobile phone market.
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I was riveted that there was going to be a mobile phone for some reason.
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When was the last time a new mobile phone offered you truly jaw-dropping tech?
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An iPhone 7 mobile phone, Apple Inc's latest model, costs $649 on the company website.
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He did not immediately respond to calls and messages on his mobile phone on Monday.
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The storm knocked out electricity and most mobile phone services across the US Virgin Islands.
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The N-Gage was Nokia's attempt to merge a handheld games console and mobile phone.
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Customers include Credit Suisse, Australian mobile phone company Telstra, Tribune Media, and Amazon Web Services.
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The fund should partly be financed from the proceeds of auctioning UMTS mobile phone frequencies.
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Mobile phone apps, while supporting 3D for specific cases like games, also have been 2D.
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Russian mobile phone operator Megafon will sell a stake of 9.97% in internet group Mail.
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The South African mobile phone company MTN led the round and is the sole investor.
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That case asked whether police needed a warrant to access someone's mobile-phone location data.
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Today, I could speak to her mobile phone and get a relevant reply in return.
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The mobile phone penetration rate was 237.3 per cent, among the highest in the world.
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Originally $349, the Punkt MP02 Minimalist 4G Mobile Phone is on sale for just $299.99.
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For around 100 SYP (20 cents), enterprising traders sell a one-hour mobile phone charge.
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Only breweries and mobile-phone companies, with their big marketing budgets, can match politicians' largesse.
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According to police, the suspect took a photo of the information with his mobile phone.
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The mobile phone allows financial products to be linked with other services in novel ways.
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A barbecue restaurant, a noodle shop and, fittingly, a mobile-phone outlet have all closed.
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According to estimates, more than 90 percent of India's billion mobile phone connections are prepaid.
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Telenor has about 173 million mobile phone customers in eight countries across Europe and Asia.
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Qualcomm, the world's largest mobile phone chipmaker, has in turn accused Apple of patent infringement.
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A man looks at his mobile phone next to a busker in Oxford Street, London.
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In mobile phone videos, buildings are seen sliding like pucks across a slab of ice.
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Nordic citizens are used to paying by plastic, and now by mobile phone as well.
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RUSSIAN MOBILE PHONE OPERATOR MEGAFON CONSIDERS SELLING REAL ESTATE, OTHER ASSETS TO CUT DEBT - CEO
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A seller of mobile phone accessories forwarded the email Amazon sent to him on Aug.
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The Ontario mobile phone and software company has faced challenges in the evolving smartphone market.
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So the government switched to making the payments digitally, to the workers' mobile-phone accounts.
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The Rockefeller Foundation is exploring whether mobile-phone companies can become anchor customers of minigrids.
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Western worries concern back-end equipment of the sort used to construct mobile-phone networks.
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If you ever tried buying something on a mobile phone, it's really fragments of time.
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TWENTY YEARS ago Patrick Bitature, a Ugandan tycoon, took his mobile-phone business to Nigeria.
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Beer companies in Congo are huge sponsors of music (so too are mobile-phone companies).
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That, and perhaps sales of assets, such as its mobile-phone towers, should satisfy creditors.
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Nubia's latest flagship gaming device is the first mobile phone with a built-in fan.
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Zimplats chief executive Alex Mhembere did not immediately respond to calls to his mobile phone.
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Still, the largest mobile phone maker at the time, Nokia, also downplayed the iPhone's importance.
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Win: Locking in the world's leading mobile phone brand, Samsung, to the Oculus VR platform.
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Clinton used her mobile phone for sensitive calls with President Obama while on foreign soil.
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Samsung this year opened what it said was the world's biggest mobile phone plant there.
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For years, jealous lovers have bought malware to monitor their spouses' mobile phone or computer.
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"Texting on a mobile phone involves repetitive hand motions and unsupported neck flexion," Georgiadis says.
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Location data has been and still is at the core of the modern mobile phone.
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It's rotationally asymmetrical — which the company says is a first for a mobile phone lens.
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You might be screaming at your laptop or mobile phone: Rocks can't alter your consciousness!
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A person's mobile phone is basically a treasure trove of one's innermost thoughts and secrets.
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The storm damaged fiber networks and electrical wires necessary for broadband and mobile phone service.
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If you look at the US market, it's fully penetrated from a mobile phone perspective.
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Lu did not answer calls to his mobile phone or respond to a text message.
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Neither Lee nor his wife could be reached by Reuters on their mobile phone numbers.
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Nokia, once the mobile phone market king, is building high-end virtual reality capture systems.
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The advent of the mobile phone has made London's iconic red telephone boxes nearly obsolete.
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That makes it less useful for main memory applications like laptop or mobile phone storage.
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Mobile phone envy is a very real condition and is something that requires immediate treatment.
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Intouch owns stakes in Thailand's largest mobile phone network Advanced Info Service Pcl (AIS) (ADVANC.
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Rather, it reckons Yahoo could help buttress its main business of selling mobile-phone subscriptions.
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Starling doesn't have a single physical branch, and relies entirely on a mobile phone app.
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Their aim is eventually to shrink this to something the size of a mobile phone.
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In the field labeled "Mobile Number," press X and type in your mobile phone number.
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"We have seized his mobile (phone) and his digital footprints are being investigated," said Mishra.
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Its mobile phone focused arcade racing title SUP has attracted 30 million downloads to date.
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"I was completely stripped: mobile phone, clothes, money — everything went into a safe," recalls Henry.
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Ted Lieu's (D-Calif.) mobile phone -- through a global system that connects cell phone networks.
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For example, the competition to install 5G mobile phone infrastructure is entirely among global payers.
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Certainly one of the more out-there uses for a mobile phone at first glance.
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For example, just how entrenched does Google want to get in the mobile phone business?
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Back your data up on the cloud and hold your mobile phone a little tighter.
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"He continued: "For instance, I don't think anyone's particularly happy with their mobile-phone provider.
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They bear no similarity to possible health effects stemming from mobile phone or 5G use.
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Founded in 1985, the company helped build the modern mobile phone industry with its technology.
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It would also harm workers in the mobile phone industry, reducing competition for their labor.
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There is little realistic prospect that the national mobile phone companies would face new competition.
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The picture on the screen of his mobile phone was of Mahsa, Mr. Aqa said.
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Qualcomm has historically charged about 5 percent of the wholesale price of a mobile phone.
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Even there, she said, Ms. Meza received multiple calls and texts to her mobile phone.
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Later, he found out about a mobile phone plan he had not signed up for.
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She and their six children lost contact with him, apparently after his mobile phone died.
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There's even a new mobile phone app telling people how to find the nearest john.
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The explosive device, which was set off by a mobile phone, did not harm anyone.
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The Irish, for example, spend nearly 10 times more on mobile phone bills than Latvians.
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Categories of employee information may include online activity data and mobile phone location-tracking information.
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Mobile phone users are not the only ones capitalizing on these in-between moments, though.
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Bridge's business in Kenya depends on most parents making routine electronic payments by mobile phone.
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Sony saw mobile phone sales decline nearly 16% year-on-year in the December quarter.
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Calls to his mobile phone were also left unanswered over the weekend, the newspaper said.
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Today, Chinese start-ups want to share umbrellas, concrete mixers and mobile phone power banks.
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Over the past decade, mobile phone buyers have grown significantly more attached to their devices.
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The man in the cell next to Mr Cheka's openly toys with a mobile phone.
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There are already 19803 million users of mobile phone payment apps across China, for example.
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Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe governor John Mangudya did not answer calls to his mobile phone.
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Motorola was the first to reach out in 2003, followed by other mobile-phone companies.
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A mobile phone maker that releases handsets in partnership with brands like Caterpillar and Kodak.
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File photo dated 03/01/2018 of social media apps displayed on a mobile phone.
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It's true that mobile phone coverage now reaches an astonishing three quarters of the world.
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It imposed severe restrictions on movements and cut all telephone, mobile phone and internet connections.
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Indian users are already transferring money to mobile phone numbers when they use mobile wallets.
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StoreDot is aiming to bring its mobile phone batteries to market as early as 2019.
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The code is usually texted to the user or accessed through a mobile phone app.
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So in this position, Google's business model is search and they make a mobile phone.
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Several commissioners urged mobile phone providers to offer those call blocking tools free of charge.
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China Mobile, the world's biggest mobile phone operator, did not respond to requests for comment.
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Buffett doesn't spend much on technology, at least when it comes to his mobile phone.
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"Back in 2014, around 80% of children owned either a mobile phone or a smartphone; 20103% owned a smartphone and 33% a mobile phone," said Giovanna Mascheroni, a senior lecturer at the Università Cattolica of Milan in Italy and lead author of the study.
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Relatives found he was gone, along with his laptop, camera, mobile phone, and passport, she said.
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The work they do is usually just that of a mobile phone or a security camera.
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Bablu Saini, 21, recently set up a tea-stall outside his father's mobile phone-repair shop.
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Conducting daily business—opening bank accounts, obtaining a mobile phone, renting an apartment—is a challenge.
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The startup employs mobile phone-based surveys to gather data on various topics and market segments.
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"They weren't reimagined for mobile – they're basically desktop experiences crammed onto a mobile phone," he says.
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To explain to the consumer how the product is different, and better, than a mobile phone?
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German prosecutors had dropped an investigation into the suspected tapping of Merkel's mobile phone in 2015.
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The pair had taken Åhman's mobile phone in order to text his family, posing as him.
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I predict Microsoft will make a bold move in the mobile phone space to follow suit.
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While many products in the mobile phone market are rounded, Razer's design language is more square.
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Repeated phone calls to a mainland mobile phone number previously used to contact him went answered.
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Maria knocked out Puerto Rico's electricity grid, mobile-phone towers and damaged or levelled 470,000 houses.
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When at last he got mobile phone reception on the desert road, Marco called their mother.
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But with Samsung's mobile phone sales slowing down, will the company make the upcoming flagships cheaper?
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There are, of course, also a number of methods for stopping spam on your mobile phone.
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Verizon, like other major cell phone providers, plans to launch 5G mobile phone service next year.
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Apple runs its own vast text-messaging universe (iMessage), and the mobile phone carriers run another.
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There will be no mobile phone signals allowed, except in the few towns in the area.
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Qualcomm, the world's largest mobile phone chip supplier, has in turn accused Apple of patent infringement.
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With it came Venmo, an app that lets mobile-phone users transfer money to each other.
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They cannot buy property, start a business or even legally have access to a mobile phone.
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One particular bone of contention has been over super-speedy "fifth-generation" (5G) mobile-phone networks.
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If you choose to watch via Facebook using your mobile phone, standard data fees may apply.
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A monthly mobile-phone tariff is 38,000 bolívars, or 15 cents; a haircut is 25 cents.
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In this case, ZenGo's servers and your mobile phone must both cooperate to generate the key.
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With nearly 30 million users, the company has 69 percent of Kenya's total mobile phone subscribers.
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The head of mobile phone marketing showed it to me and it was the giant phone.
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Many mobile-phone towers and phone lines remained down for months, making branches hard to operate.
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The test often takes the form of a text message (SMS) sent to a mobile phone.
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Mobile-phone cameras have recorded the deaths of a number of African-Americans killed by police.
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With more than a billion users, India has one of the world's largest mobile phone markets.
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Ms Yellen points to price cuts for mobile-phone contracts at the start of the year.
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Mobile phone footage showed the ferry sinking into the muddy water and people shouting for help.
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Executives said Domino's online and mobile phone ordering capabilities, which increase convenience, continue to bolster sales.
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On a combined basis, Nokia now ranks as the No. 20143 mobile phone seller, Counterpoint calculates.
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The ruling declared Qualcomm broke the law by suppressing competitors within the mobile phone chip market.
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REDEEM - 2018 Took a majority stake in the mobile phone recycling company for an undisclosed sum.
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Players see creatures overlaid on the nearby landscape that they see through a mobile phone camera.
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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is coming to a mobile phone near you, PEOPLE can exclusively reveal.
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You can't be more direct than being on the mobile phone home screen and app environment.
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Film photography was his original interest, making the slow transition to digital via his mobile phone.
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It obliterated Puerto Rico's electricity grid, mobile-phone towers, and air-traffic-control system and radar.
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"My goal is to help turn the mobile phone into the lab of today," he said.
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Earlier this week OnePlus, along with nearly every other mobile phone maker, unveiled a 5G device.
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All you need to do is pass the CAPTCHA test and provide a mobile phone number.
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Now he uses a mobile phone banking system, M-Pesa, to top up his monthly credit.
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Thailand currently has 103 million mobile phone subscribers, 14 million of whom use mobile banking services.
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The songs are contextualized among field recordings and background ambiences such as mobile-phone GSM interruptions.
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"It seems they dropped their mobile phone and fell down while leaning over to retrieve it."
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Some mobile phone connections are set to be restored on Monday, the government said on Saturday.
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Mandiwanzira said that the new prices had been proposed to the regulator by mobile phone companies.
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Two were taxi drivers and one was a mobile phone financial services agent, court documents said.
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It is also conducted roadshows in partnership with mobile phone network provider Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd.
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Before departing your destination, reset your time-monitoring devices, such as your watch or mobile phone.
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IN MANY respects Britain's mobile-phone market is one of the most successful in the world.
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Now that's the sort of money you want to be dropping on a luxury mobile phone.
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The vast majority of mobile VR headsets use a relatively chunky mobile phone as the screen.
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In 2700, Paul Wu founded GMobi, which created white-labeled app stores for mobile phone carriers.
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They selected experiences on a mobile phone app and wore a Samsung Gear Oculus VR headset.
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It also said it had lost 406,000 mobile phone subscribers in the country in the period.
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With nearly 30 million users, the company has 70 percent of Kenya's total mobile phone subscribers.
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Rostelecom currently has a 13 percent stake in Tele2 Russia, Russia's No.4 mobile phone operator.
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Studies have found that prolonged mobile phone usage has a specific lowering effect on HRV levels.
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Customers can also manage any claims from the BuzzVault app on their mobile phone or online.
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Mobile phone apps that connect youth to H.I.V. testing cannot supplant other proven H.I.V. prevention methods.
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If we read God's messages in the bible like we read messages on the mobile phone?
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The Vive was created by a mobile phone company and the Rift by a Kickstarter startup.
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Over 3m have mobile-phone subscriptions, with Northern-branded smartphones like the Pyongyang and the Arirang.
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The mobile phone no longer resembled a brick, and you could even play "Snake" on one.
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After all, the idea of mobile phone service is to let people communicate on the go.
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Mr. Molins said the police located the three women using mobile phone records and other data.
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Similarly, Seraphin is a docking device that turns your mobile phone into a smart light bulb.
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The move will allow it to enter the mobile phone market directly for the first time.
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Hollier promotes the Light Phone less as a mobile phone and more as a transcendental experience.
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In Tehran, many voters had saved a list of their favorite candidates on their mobile phone.
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Verizon Communications, the mobile phone carrier that owns AOL, was widely viewed as the leading contender.
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She knew about the issues last night thanks to an app alert on her mobile phone.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A French researcher has invented a robot finger that attaches to your mobile phone.
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Other entrepreneurs use the solar panels to sell mobile phone charging services for $21 a time.
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But Ladji Toure, who was selling mobile phone accessories, said freeing him would be a mistake.
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The mobile phone service provider's supervisory board appointed Ralph Dommermuth as new chief executive from Jan.
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The last song was recorded on a mobile phone, so there are a lot of textures.
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Some industries, like fashion and food, have been heavily influenced by mobile phone cameras and Instagram.
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Update: Yep, Sega Forever is old-school Sega games for your mobile phone, iOS and Android.
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This "Secret Communication System" eventually led to today's mobile phone technology and to secure military communications.
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The company's mobile phone operations in the region are based in Hungary, Bulgaria, Montenegro and Serbia.
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Bezeq owns mobile phone operator Pelephone, satellite TV firm YES and internet service provider Bezeq International.
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Near a mobile-phone relay tower, some had pulled up their cars to check e-mail.
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Mobile phone retailer Dixons Carphone will axe 2,900 jobs, closing all UK standalone Carphone Warehouse stores.
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Your husband is not on the internet, doesn't tweet or email and has no mobile phone.
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Residents took to social media to complain about city-wide power and mobile phone network outages.
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Quite last minute, I also added the mobile phone which seems to really resonate with people.
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But the cost of mobile phone services rose 0.4 percent after 14 straight months of declines.
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At night, protesters held a vigil for the man, holding candles and waving mobile phone flashlights.
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She made sure, she said, by periodically scanning his mobile phone and Facebook and Instagram accounts.
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Mobile phone parts producer Lumentum Holdings Inc also announced that it has discontinued shipments to Huawei.
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One afternoon in Ayodhya, I met a group of young men huddled over a mobile phone.
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When they would like to make use of mobile phone data this is the ePrivacy directive.
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Upskirting has become an increasing concern in many countries following the advent of mobile phone cameras.
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Operators should call the mobile phone number, or send it via SMS instead, De Vere said.
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Like many rural South Sudanese, she has never owned a mobile phone or a Facebook account.
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Mobile phone sales were also dropping off at its stores, as more people turned to Apple.
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The mobile phone company is accusing Facebook of developing applications that use proprietary BlackBerry messaging technology.
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He doesn't own a mobile phone or a television, and most of his clothing is secondhand.
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Anyone, anywhere can in a heartbeat share anything with every mobile phone user on the planet.
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You can change your location settings on Google Chrome on your computer, mobile phone, or tablet.
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Though other touchscreen phones had come before it, the iPhone's sleek interface revolutionized mobile phone design.
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Mutai borrowed his friend's Nokia Symbian S40 mobile phone and taught himself to code on it.
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According to numbers from NPD's latest Mobile Phone Tracking study, however, the numbers are pretty stark.
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Optus will offer Uber drivers exclusive mobile phone deals, including SIM-only and handset-included plans.
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Just 1 in 50 Indians had access to the internet and mobile phone ownership was nascent.
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"Yahya Jammeh was not acting alone," said Ishmael Ceesay, 24, a mobile phone salesman in Serekunda.
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Nokia had closed a mobile-phone assembly plant in Germany that year, despite its record profits.
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Permeh went to a meeting with BlackBerry still thinking of it as a mobile phone company.
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He wears a benign smile and is portrayed taking a selfie with a bronze mobile phone.
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The numbers that matter: In India, 97% of internet users access the web via mobile phone.
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If you're building an app for a mobile phone, you have two options: iOS or Android.
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"I've loved cinema since I was little," she says, staring straight into the mobile phone camera.
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Erie is the town where police said they'd last gotten a ping from Stephens' mobile phone.
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Unfortunately, Amazon doesn't provide backup codes, but does require users to input a backup mobile phone number.
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The video, filmed on a mobile phone, shows a woman popping a blackhead in her friend's ear.
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The mobile phone is nothing if not a portable device that we can take with us anywhere.
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With money in a M-PESA account, you can essentially use your mobile phone as a wallet.
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The first centers would train young people in leather goods manufacturing, mobile phone assembly and e-commerce.
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U.S.-based Qualcomm, the world's largest mobile phone chipmaker, has in turn accused Apple of patent infringement.
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At around nine o'clock every morning and evening, an alarm goes off on Barbara Nowak's mobile phone.
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The same day a 27-year-old man was shot for using a mobile phone, Shamdasani said.
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David Bowie does not possess a mobile phone, but in Schwab he has its nearest human equivalent.
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Facebook tells users that giving the company their mobile phone number will help keep their account secure.
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China Tower owns and manages the mobile phone towers for the country's three state-owned telecom operators.
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SIM swapping is a technique that mainly involves the social engineering of a target's mobile phone provider.
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The manager of a mobile phone store said business was down 80 percent since the plant closures.
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Mobile phone ownership has skyrocketed in these countries and other emerging nations over the past few years.
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Nokia, Motorola, BlackBerry and Palm, we all remember, got to the mobile phone market years before Apple.
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One official records the incident on his mobile phone while providing commentary and mocking the voting process.
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They also had evidence of a mobile phone money transfer between her and one of the attackers.
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Imagine a world where you buy mobile phone, data, voice and television services from a single provider.
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M-Pesa allows users to transfer cash and make payments on even the most basic mobile phone.
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He stayed with a cousin who runs a mobile phone shop on the outskirts of the city.
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Mobile China Alliance is an industry association that has more than 30 mobile phone companies as members.
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The young are giving more, too, helped by the ease of making small donations by mobile phone.
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A Sri Lankan man holds up a message on his mobile phone in Colombo on March 7.
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Companies are now piloting innovative ways to replicate this payment system, including partnering with mobile phone operators.
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"The Commission's proposal risks making fragmentation worse, hurting the Android platform and mobile phone competition," he adds.
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It united two of the most intoxicating technologies of all time, the mobile phone and the internet.
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Google has some big plans when it comes to making the web faster on your mobile phone.
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The Motorola StarTac was arguably the first mobile phone that was also a fashion and cultural icon.
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At one point, four of the five bestselling novels in Japan started life on a mobile phone.
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They will ask whether law-enforcement agents may look up people's mobile-phone records without a warrant.
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High mobile phone use was directly correlated to increased reports of depression in both men and women.
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M-SCAN: Develops portable mobile ultrasound devices (Ultrasonic probes) that are laptop, tablet and mobile phone compatible.
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Days later many Japanese mobile phone users also received a false alert for an inbound nuclear missile.
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It consisted of a pressure cooker with wires attached to it, hooked up to a mobile phone.
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Our president has rarely sent an email, and seems to confine his mobile phone activities to Twitter.
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It should make reaching out to slam your beeping mobile phone that much easier in the mornings.
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"Higher-end mobile phone to higher-end tablet zone is probably our floor" for pricing, Abovitz says.
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Similarly, a mobile phone in a person's pocket should be treated like a filing cabinet at home.
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They don't want to be left behind when everyone starts buying things on their mobile phone. Yeah.
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Other roadside sensors would detect a code placed on the driver's mobile phone, which would identify him.
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By the end of January the country's 5.3m mobile-phone owners had bought nearly 1.4m 3G packages.
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It also noted mobile phone shipments in Japan decreased for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2016.
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The mobile-phone penetration rate remains among the lowest in the OECD, a club of rich countries.
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And there are also mobile phone numbers, social network IDs, smartphone device IDs, constellations of browser cookies.
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It may also send a code to a trusted device, like an email address or mobile phone.
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For years I paid $55 a month for a Virgin Mobile phone and life was just fine.
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That's why Samsung's S7 has one of the best cameras we've ever seen in a mobile phone.
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There's plenty of time for mirror selfies, even if there are reports of spotty mobile phone reception.
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India on Monday restored some mobile phone services in Kashmir, two months after imposing a communications clampdown.
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After a patient tells Alexa what they need, Aiva routes it to the right person's mobile phone.
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The former mobile phone giant now wants to be known for its digital wellness and VR ventures.
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Two police sources said the assailants were suicide bombers riding motorcycles through a crowded mobile phone market.
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The target who is driving the car might be tracked via their mobile phone through geo-location.
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Last year, Prawut alleged that Yusufu "used a mobile phone to trigger the bomb" and later confessed.
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Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are among the top worldwide for mobile phone penetration.
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Cable TV provider Supercanal Sociedad Anónima would also be allowed to offer mobile phone service, Enacom said.
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Bookings at Ben Abeba are tricky to take, since the internet and mobile-phone service are patchy.
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Police said they believed Clark held a gun, but it turned out to be a mobile phone.
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"Restricting mobile phone use can be a low-cost policy to reduce educational inequalities," concludes the study.
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Passengers had to check devices larger than a mobile phone such as laptops into the plane's hold.
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The invited audience, that included several TV celebrities, were instructed to wave around their mobile phone lights.
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There is advertising everywhere, for mobile-phone companies, first-class airline tickets and a new Burger King.
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At least, that was what mobile-phone operators and regulators in Europe believed a few years ago.
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Purchasing Qualcomm would give Broadcom a much more lucrative line of business in the mobile phone markets.
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The move could allow Egypt's fixed-line monopoly Telecom Egypt to enter the mobile phone services market.
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So more mid-tier mobile phone of yore than crisp iPhone Retina display at this nascent stage.
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PItzi acts as a reseller for insurance companies to offer products around mobile phone insurance across Brazil.
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Law enforcement can use the subsequent "pings" to pinpoint the nearly precise location of a mobile phone.
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After children reach a certain age, most parents give in to their desire for a mobile phone.
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There are over 63 million mobile phone users, of whom 450 million still use a feature phone.
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The prosecutors also focussed on his mobile phone, which had been tapped shortly before he was arrested.
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In addition to being one of America's top mobile phone companies, Verizon offers a great reimbursement package.
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Walmart workers access customers' homes using the smart-lock technology, which is controlled from a mobile phone.
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Megafon , Russia's No.2 mobile phone operator, said last week it would not pay dividends in 2018.
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The comfort of the people to user the mobile phone was an issue because of lower education.
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And in January, they formed a partnership to work on a new standard of mobile phone messaging.
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Once you've configured the iOS or Android app, your calls will be forwarded to your mobile phone.
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Monthly recurring expenditures like gym memberships, cable and mobile phone bills are a great place to start.
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Just replacing plastic cards with a mobile phone does not really solve anything for the end user.
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She started Abortion Support Network in October 2009 with a mobile phone and a couple of hosts.
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I used the same tool Libyans used to begin, sustain, and further their revolution: a mobile phone.
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With NearGroup, we have a chatbot that is not eating any real-estate on your mobile phone.
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That includes a mobile assembly plant in Addis Ababa for Tenssion's Tecno, Africa's leading mobile phone brand.
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Previous years have seen the ONS add downloads from mobile phone app stores and music streaming services.
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An important ingredient to this secure ID is likely in your hand right now: Your mobile phone.
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It is owned by John Caudwell, a British businessman who made his billions from mobile phone technology.
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Like 19 out of 20 Americans, according to the Pew Research Center, I have a mobile phone.
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The man's wife was sitting at her husband's bedside after the test when her mobile phone rang.
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The fierce competition, and the march of technology, has rapidly reduced the cost of mobile phone service.
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Vulnerabilities in the mobile phone infrastructure threaten not only personal privacy and security, but also the country's.
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The mobile phone app does much the same, with the addition of videos on how things work.
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Earlier this week China's Alibaba, Russian sovereign fund RDIF, mobile phone operator Megafon and internet group Mail.
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Uganda has about 23.6 million mobile phone subscribers, a little more than half of the country's population.
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Another important topic in that field is the use of telecommunications data — in particular mobile phone data.
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The mobile phone is a kind of window, and it is always on the verge of breaking.
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This was tricky, says Miller, because a mobile phone doesn't really want to connect with a satellite.
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A deal with Sprint could help them retain customers by adding mobile phone services to their bundles.
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Several young doctors said their work had been particularly hampered by the loss of mobile phone service.
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His investment portfolio includes companies that produce mobile phone content; television networks; internet providers; and web browsers.
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Launch the Spotify app on either your computer or mobile phone and log into your account. 2.
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"Once they launch on the other main mobile phone platform, that will increase it again, " he added.
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The iPhone, for example, is often touted as a key innovation that upended the mobile-phone market.
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More consumers are moving away from contracts and hopping providers based on the latest mobile phone offerings.
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The cost of mobile phone services fell 0.3 percent last month after decreasing 0.8 percent in June.
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"The technology platform of the 2010s was the mobile phone," Zuckerberg wrote in a Facebook post Thursday.
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In recent weeks, villagers have been given another reward: South Korea's main mobile phone carrier, KT Corp.
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Rakhine State is not an easy place to own a mobile phone -- at least not for Rohingya.
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It cannot be bought and sold: it is not an application you download on a mobile phone.
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Now that mobile phone networks have been repaired, the stores stocking them are doing a brisk trade.
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On Saturday, mobile phone networks played a 13-second pre-recorded message from Erdogan before connecting calls.
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Each person must have his or her own mobile phone, and they must keep their PIN secret.
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Driver stopped on St Helens Linkway whilst using a mobile phone and failing to wear a seatbelt.
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The biggest impact would come from government pressure on Japan's major carriers to cut mobile phone charges.
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Researchers have yet to find conclusive evidence linking mobile phone use to cancer or other health problems.
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Mobile phone -- Wireless emergency alerts are one of the best ways to receive tornado warnings anytime, anyplace.
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They could also receive signals from a hidden pedestrian's mobile phone in order to avoid a collision.
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Q. What does it mean for a mobile phone to be "locked" in regards to international travel?
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And we were like, you know what, there's some people working on photos on the mobile phone.
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It made most realize, he said, how dependent they had become on websites and mobile phone apps.
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Beltzner mentioned using a mobile phone to scan a user's face and head as one possible idea.
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We have more than 25 percent of our transactions that's being done on a mobile phone. Okay?
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Today is the last day of Mobile World Congress, the largest mobile phone trade show in the world.
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I do hope people aren't going to watch it on their mobile phone, but…" Awkwafina: "Well, I will.
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She owns a mobile phone repair shop used exclusively by women, the first such shop licensed in Riyadh.
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Mobile phone video of the shooting was made public, prompting protests and calls for the police chief's resignation.
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Today the company announced that it will launch its own mobile phone and internet service called Xfinity Mobile.
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Then mobile phone companies, such as AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile, block the rest of the calls.
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Apple already holds second place in the Saudi mobile phone market behind Samsung, according to market researcher Euromonitor.
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When was the last time a mobile phone seemed like it could change the world for the better?
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The official Xinhua News Agency said power supply was unaffected, but some mobile phone communications had been disrupted.
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In recent years, Samsung has focused its major mobile phone investments on production facilities in Vietnam and India.
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COM - AGREED TO ACQUIRE DECISION TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED, A HOME COMMUNICATIONS AND MOBILE PHONE COMPARISON BUSINESS, FOR £40M * MONEYSUPERMARKET.
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Back in 2014, Amazon launched its first mobile phone, the Fire Phone — but it failed to take off.
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In Tokyo the journey home from the office is a time to devour manga on a mobile phone.
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A young boy plays PUBG on his mobile phone at a restaurant in New Delhi on May 210.
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Recent edicts propose to make it compulsory for everything from booking train tickets to owning a mobile phone.
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The Red Cross is also developing a mobile phone data collection app to support response and recovery efforts.
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He said he had refused to give up his mobile phone, and believed he was being held unlawfully.
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Yet more may be in store as Africa stands on the cusp of a second mobile-phone revolution.
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A mobile phone can be a fantastic resource in an emergency, but what good is it without signal?
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The European Commission has accused Google of anti-competitive charges relating to its Android mobile phone operating system.
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He captured much of the action from his mobile phone, sharing it with his followers across multiple videos.
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According to the Findex, 78% of the world's unbanked adults receiving wages in cash had a mobile phone.
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I live in New Jersey, so I'd been able to place the bet right from my mobile phone.
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You don't have to pick up a handset, take out your mobile phone or even open your laptop.
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With the addition of MegaFon, Apple is now working with two of Russia's top three mobile phone companies.
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The foundation has embarked on a program to bring business tips to women using a mobile phone app.
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Hackers are ingenuous at finding ways to hack your mobile phone number, which usually protects your SMS 2FA.
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The teen reportedly used a mobile phone app that enabled him to change his voice and phone number.
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Before the demonstrations the Congolese government shut down much of the mobile-phone network to hamper their organisers.
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A recording of more than two hours made on Tostee's mobile phone was played in court, ABC reported.
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Making a phone call is the oldest and possibly most neglected feature of a mobile phone these days.
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Many mobile-phone towers, especially in remote areas, use microwaves to communicate with other towers on the network.
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Newer generations of mobile-phone masts use shorter wavelengths in their transmissions, because these can carry more data.
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The intruders removed computers, computer drives and a mobile phone from the embassy, according to U.S. court documents.
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According to the Findex, 2515% of the world's unbanked adults receiving wages in cash have a mobile phone.
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Leaving aside the relentless advance of the mobile phone, the optimism is inspired by progress in two areas.
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It is now reasonably straightforward to use mobile-phone networks and satellites to track people, goods and vehicles.
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He also believes that virtual reality (even more than a mobile phone) is too isolating and anti-social.
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Every few months, a household is asked to pay another instalment, which can be done by mobile phone.
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How we can help consumers of every nation using the mobile phone or PC, sell anywhere by anywhere.
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Amazon's mobile phone strategy ended up being a gross miscalculation, which cost the company more than $170 million.
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If they have any access to technology at all it's via a mobile phone, almost always an Android.
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There are now more than 20 mobile phone makers planning 5G devices, he said, with 30 devices coming.
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The various brands owned by Transsion Holdings, based in Shenzhen, have 40% of the African mobile-phone market.
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After two months, Sari managed to contact her husband using a mobile phone that she had kept hidden.
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In practice his government has made Aadhaar cards mandatory for everything from mobile-phone lines to food subsidies.
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For example, the mobile phone market is more fragmented than in the US, and remains largely country specific.
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A consumer-focused version of the Force Pro, the feature syncs mobile phone movements up to the gimbal.
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The wind is extremely strong up there and a well-timed gust would knock off your mobile phone.
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In January, Motherboard reported that a hacker had stolen 900GB of data from mobile phone forensics company Cellebrite.
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Critics, including some state attorneys general, say competition won't increase and prices for mobile phone plans will rise.
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IMSI catchers work by pretending to be mobile phone base stations, which connect our phones to the network.
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On the ground lies a mobile phone that's been smashed; a dirty white vest hangs from a door.
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That's because Synaptics makes the technology that helps power mobile phone displays — an industry where change is afoot.
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Google points to young people whose first computing device was a mobile phone instead of a Powerbook 520c.
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The spot will feature the "Sesame Street" muppets modeling healthy mobile phone behavior by putting their devices away.
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Mobile phone parts makers were battered, with TDK Corp plunging 7.8 percent and Anritsu Corp tanking 8.1 percent.
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Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are among the top markets worldwide for mobile phone penetration.
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SITTING on the floor with neighbours, Sakariya uses a mobile phone to flick through photos of his son.
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First, you select a wallpaper platform — monitor or mobile phone — then select the dimensions depending on your device.
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No further information was immediately available from the remote area which is largely disconnected from mobile phone networks.
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Extortion, which requires nothing more than muscle and a mobile phone, was the obvious way to make money.
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India, the world's fastest-growing smartphone market, is forecast to have 103 billion mobile phone subscriptions by 210.
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On May 2nd Mr Montalvão ordered mobile-phone companies to suspend the internet messaging service for 72 hours.
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It is believed that her attacker had strong evidence of all the crimes stored on his mobile phone.
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In southern India, Bibi's mobile phone is full of video clips and Whatsapp messages describing the unfolding horror.
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The hackers had stolen personal information of riders and drivers, including names, email addresses and mobile phone numbers.
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Authorities now also send tsunami warnings to every mobile phone in the area and broadcast on local radio.
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There are also scanners to forcibly read mobile phone data and even police dogs with virtual reality cameras.
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Mobile phone makers have put more emphasis on this year, and have phased out 3.5-mm headphone jacks.
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In other words: It was the first app to bring auto-tune to the mobile phone, he claimed.
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"If we protest, he will likely close his business," said Agus, who owns a small mobile phone shop.
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"At the end of the week, maybe the food is going ... finished," he told Reuters by mobile phone.
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Africa remains the slowest continent when it comes to mobile speed, though mobile phone adoption has been strong.
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On your mobile phone or tablet, locate the Google Home app icon and tap to open it. 2.
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China Mobile, with almost 28500 million subscribers, is one of the largest mobile phone operators in the world.
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Transsion Holdings, Tecno's parent company, says it is one of the top three mobile phone brands in Africa.
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It owns a major mobile phone network and a controlling interest in Yahoo Japan, among other domestic assets.
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Via Optronics makes materials that enhance mobile phone and tablet displays, making them less reflective and more robust.
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When Apple entered the mobile phone market, some thought it might have to buy a manufacturer like Palm.
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Verizon also offers mobile phone subscribers some sponsored "go90" video content that does not count against data caps.
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The hackers had stolen personal information of riders and drivers, including names, email addresses and mobile phone numbers.
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One local company had to discontinue a popular package including a mobile phone and a $45 solar lamp.
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In May 22008, Heard filed for divorce, stating Depp assaulted her by hurling a mobile phone at her.
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Look at the first mobile phone, the Zach Morris phone, we laugh at that immediately because it's funny.
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Smartphones are definitely leading the way, accounting for a full 82% of all mobile phone shipments, up 123%.
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Injured by Datsik, she claimed Red Tarzan beat and robbed her of 52,000 roubles and her mobile phone.
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The company initially used mobile phone SMS messaging to enable its clients to communicate directly with their customers.
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By partnering with mobile operators, Lumos allows customers to pay for their electricity with existing mobile phone accounts.
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So, we launched our game Call of Duty for the first time on a mobile phone in October.
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A chair, welded from aluminum and coated with metallic car paint, includes components of a dissected mobile phone.
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Kurt: I was surprised at how easy it was to jump into the game on a mobile phone.
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Name Withheld Missionaries will consider almost everyone in Nepal "unreached," even though most Nepalis have a mobile phone.
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Its brief lead in mobile phone technology was limited by NTT, which left little room for start-ups.
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The 1993 Torre Telefónica tower in Santiago, Chile, is distinctly shaped like a 470-foot-tall mobile phone.
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But with the rise of the mobile phone, the iconic boxes began vanishing, consigned to the scrap heap.
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The ultra-swift, and ultra-coveted, mobile-phone networks will soon connect everything from cars to industrial robots.
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Frankly, there's really no other way to go, according to the latest numbers from NPD's Mobile Phone Tracking.
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The weight of the average mobile phone in 2011 was one-sixth what it had been in 1990.
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In Africa the mobile phone is ubiquitous — the continent has skipped over landlines and gone straight to mobile.
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Burundi boasts few major foreign investments beyond its mobile phone businesses and main brewery Barudi, owned by Heineken.
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As she spoke to CNN, keeping her face hidden throughout the interview, her mobile phone rang three times.
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A homemade explosive was detonated on Sunday via mobile phone in the Mong Kok district amid violent protests.
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Since the Taliban sabotaged mobile-phone networks, hundreds of polling stations were unable to communicate with the capital.
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But the cost of mobile phone services continued to fall as did prices for used cars and trucks.
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As Mr. Klynge was exiting the building, the executive called his mobile phone to ask him to wait.
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Organizers of the Mobile World Congress, the world's largest trade show for the mobile phone industry, on Feb.
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The partnership also plays to one of BlackBerry's strengths, enterprise, from the heyday of its mobile phone business.
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By 2016, GameStop owned and operated just shy of 1,500 mobile-phone stores under the Spring Mobile name.
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The state-owned phone company suddenly faced competition from two foreign mobile-phone entrants from Norway and Qatar.
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If Apple were just a mobile phone company, Cramer would balk at its 35 percent run in 2017.
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In January, Caribbean mobile phone network Digicel refinanced a US$955m term loan dating from 2017 via Citigroup.
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Kvitova described how she tried to reach her mobile phone on the carpet but he pushed it away.
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Mobile-phone operators have faced predatory pricing from deep-pocketed conglomerates and "tax terrorism" from overzealous revenue collectors.
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That is less implausible than it sounds: the warlord has easy access to a mobile phone in jail.
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You see them everywhere: people walking with their eyes glued to their mobile phone screens on busy streets.
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He also shot an award-winning documentary, "Chauka, Please Tell Us the Time," using a smuggled mobile phone.
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Names, mobile phone numbers and email addresses were compromised in the breach, which involved 57 million users worldwide.
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Journalists, many of whom had queued in the rain since before dawn, were permitted one mobile phone each.
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Fast-forward to 2015, and there were 111 mobile phone subscriptions in the U.S. for every 100 Americans.
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If you've ever browsed the web on your mobile phone (duh!), you've likely encountered Google's Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP).
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There are about 24 million mobile phone subscribers in Uganda and an estimated 17 million internet users, UCC said.
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MTN is the largest mobile phone operator in Nigeria, which accounts for around one third of the company's revenues.
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Details of Wednesday's attack were slow to emerge as Banki is remote and largely disconnected from mobile phone networks.
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Her lawyers have presented mobile phone records that indicate she had already been captured when the Russians were killed.
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Cover image: A baby girl plays with a mobile phone while riding in a New York subway on Dec.
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The M-Akiba bond will be offered on M-Pesa and similar mobile-phone financial services by other firms.
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If you can't remember the email address you used, Twitter will accept a username or mobile phone number instead.
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He was showing his brother Mohammed pictures he had captured on his mobile phone during and after the airstrike.
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There are about 6 million mobile phone connections in the Kashmir Valley, according to the Indian Department of Telecommunications.
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"Standard operating procedure is to deposit anything like a mobile phone in some storage outside before entering," he said.
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Instead, the attackers hijacked his mobile phone, using a weakness in how account information is managed by wireless providers.
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Leave your home with the piece of mind that you can view any suspicious activity on your mobile phone.
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The fine people at Moment, known for their mobile phone lenses, recently launched a series of bags and cases.
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Officers searching his truck recovered a handgun, fake weapons, a bank card, a mobile phone and official identification documents.
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The device they picked: the Bharat 2, a phone made by one of India's largest mobile phone makers, Micromax.
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It has launched a mobile phone application to help the public get involved by reporting all instances to authorities.
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It lets bank customers transfer money between each other simply by using their mobile phone number or email address.
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Specifically, the new functionality enables Azimo users to request, send and receive cash internationally using a mobile phone number.
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Facebook is uniquely well-suited to disrupting traditional home and mobile phone voice calling and their successor, video calling.
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But to tag a target's mobile phone, with the help of a phone company, costs only $30 a month.
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While weathering weakness in the mobile phone and wearables market, the chipmaker is predicting solid earnings and revenue guidance.
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It's no coincidence, then, that Google has introduced new businesses this fall, including a house-designed mobile phone, Pixel.
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DoT researchers arrive at this figure by observing drivers' mobile-phone use in situ at randomly allocated stopping places.
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Sometimes it is more subtle than that; you replace your mobile phone and forgot to migrate your 2FA keys.
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Industry sources said Tanzania's mobile phone companies will likely complete the listing process in the first quarter of 2017.
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C-V2X also provides opportunities for direct bicycle electronics integration, as well as mobile phone app integration for cyclists.
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It comes as Western countries have warned against using Huawei's products in mobile-phone networks, citing fears over espionage.
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We knew the mobile phone would be very popular, and so we were doing what was called Windows Mobile.
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It has said it is planning to raise cash by taking its Japanese mobile phone unit public this year.
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Most of Bezeq's profit decline this year stems from mobile phone unit Pelephone, which has been hurt by competition.
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Your credit score impacts almost all expenses in your life, from getting a mobile phone to buying a house.
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North Koreans can watch foreign dramas on smuggled flash drives and over 3m of them have mobile-phone subscriptions.
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The program targeted users as young as thirteen years old in order to monitor their mobile phone internet usage.
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