For example, customs duty on mobile phones would be increased from 15 to 20 percent — certain imported components of mobile phones and television sets would be taxed at 15 percent.
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They really don't like the hot frequencies from mobile phones.
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Its services can reach billions of mobile phones, it said.
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Data collected from mobile phones skews toward Africa's urban populations.
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Many, however, even among the rural poor, have mobile phones.
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SANDBERG: VIDEO IS EXPLODING ACROSS FACEBOOK, ACROSS ALL MOBILE PHONES.
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"Mobile phones have been a huge step forward," he said.
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Like the notion that mobile phones will give us cancer.
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Most transactions can be done on mobile phones, he says.
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On average, Kuwaitis own more than two mobile phones apiece.
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Much online shopping in Japan takes place on mobile phones.
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"People were running their lives on mobile phones," she says.
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Fast forward 20 years, and mobile phones work nearly everywhere.
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The mobile phones ... But they don't look at the ads.
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Facebook and Snapchat have helped video boom on mobile phones.
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Second screens are booming, whether they're laptops or mobile phones.
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The first mobile phones were found primarily inside expensive cars.
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But experts say it could lose ground in mobile phones.
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Mario is finally leaping off Nintendo and onto mobile phones.
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They are accessible via mobile phones, tablets or the web.
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And mobile phones there already have scanners embedded in them.
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People clearly wanted to play games on their mobile phones.
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Prosecutors say they have seized computer equipment and mobile phones.
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Nintendo had previously resisted releasing Mario games to mobile phones.
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It called for the seizure of documents and mobile phones.
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In theory, mobile phones allowed us to make calls anywhere.
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Quibi is a streaming service designed specifically for mobile phones.
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There were laptops and more basic mobile phones back then.
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A massive text warning was also sent to mobile phones.
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Bags, mobile phones, watches, pens and cameras were not allowed.
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Eventually, radio-powered mobile phones could fit inside of a briefcase.
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Big crowds gather, recording his every word on their mobile phones.
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Some took selfies on their mobile phones, according to Reuters witnesses.
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He places implanted technologies on the same trajectory as mobile phones.
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The future belongs, not to plastic cards, but to mobile phones.
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The spread of mobile phones has connected peasant farmers to markets.
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The story of mobile phones in Africa greatly fuelled his optimism.
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Parking all mobile phones here to promote family time without distraction.
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ZTE needs U.S. components for its mobile phones and network equipment.
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The sponsored links on mobile phones show up underneath the videos.
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And many Cubans captured the moment with mobile phones — including BLU.
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Crop and livestock insurance is also becoming available on mobile phones.
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But 78% of wage-earners without bank accounts have mobile phones.
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Users can protect mobile phones by setting passcodes that restrict access.
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Is it a commentary on the growing size of mobile phones?
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A new system allowed citizens to pay on their mobile phones.
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Islamic State militants threaten those caught using mobile phones with death.
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Money is digitizing, there's a proliferation of mobile phones predominantly smartphones.
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Part of that devices goal includes Xbox consoles and mobile phones.
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As people ditch their landlines, scammers have started targeting mobile phones.
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He eschewed mobile phones and trackable devices and frequently moved location.
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HMD owns the rights to use Nokia's brand on mobile phones.
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Back in 2011, headlines asked whether mobile phones could cause cancer.
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Mobile phones could also be charged using the technology, Wood said.
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The unit includes sales of chips for mobile phones and tablets.
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But around that time use of mobile phones increased, supplanting beepers.
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Demand for mobile phones, appliances, and computing drove comparable sales growth.
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"Women's handbags and mobile phones were our key targets," said Muchina.
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Mobile phones were outrageously offensive symbols of investment-banker excess, once.
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These friends can be summoned at will through special mobile phones.
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The current case involves Google's Android operating system for mobile phones.
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Spamming mobile phones with countless text messages is one favored tactic.
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"We want freedom from Indian occupation, not restoration of mobile phones."
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Again, this already happens with Wi-Fi routers and mobile phones.
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He also intends to reduce duties on mobile phones and computers.
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HTC originally said that the Cosmos might work with mobile phones.
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Shopping on mobile phones is growing at its fastest rate ever.
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Arrangements were coordinated using unregistered pay as you go mobile phones.
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The logic of using mobile phones to access financial services in sub-Saharan Africa is obvious: For every 100,000 people there are at least four bank branches and five ATMs but more than 700 mobile phones.
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Arm is best known a supplier of chip technology to mobile phones.
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Around 1.89 billion mobile phones will ship this year, according to Gartner.
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Lithium-ion batteries, which power most mobile phones, have caused trouble before.
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New enablers are vital too: mobile phones, the internet, WhatsApp and Facebook.
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Suddenly, they were of no use as mobile phones became increasingly sophisticated.
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T-Mobile subscribers will not see this on T-Mobile phones yet.
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Unfortunately for Evernote, capture and search are solved problems on mobile phones.
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I've worked at mobile phones, been working on Android for a while.
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Their sponsored mobile phones came with free internet access for a year.
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It also noted the Internet and mobile phones have been cut off.
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People treated themselves to mobile phones, solar panels, TVs and dirt bikes.
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Smartphones accounted for 80 percent of all mobile phones sold this quarter.
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Before voluntary isolation on mobile phones, buses and trains rang with conversation.
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As mobile phones spread, they speed economic growth and help boost productivity.
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Still, mobile phones do have some relevance to the plot of "Unsane".
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Many young Indians now have mobile phones, which make secret courting easier.
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The courting couple talked long into the night on their mobile phones.
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In both systems victims sometimes have their mobile phones taken from them.
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The second great platform was social media, running primarily on mobile phones.
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Location data from mobile phones is to be stored for four weeks.
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Few users use mobile phones for streaming while majority prefer pay-TV.
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Smoking, driving and mobile phones all cause what economists call "negative externalities".
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Computing and mobile phones account for 44 percent of the company's revenue.
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When it gets dark, we are using our mobile phones (for light).
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The MRC is still working on standards for ads on mobile phones.
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They are voracious users of mobile phones, the internet and social media.
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Hackers might push subversive messages onto North Korea's 3m-odd mobile phones.
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The glitch reportedly affected thousands of mobile phones used by the FBI.
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Last year, about 26 billion robocalls were placed to US mobile phones.
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It's not entirely clear if that will just be on mobile phones.
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"It's an insurance business that sells insurance using mobile phones," he said.
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Madonna noted recently that giving her children mobile phones ended their relationship.
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StoreDot is developing similar technology to charge mobile phones in five minutes.
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Many Japanese commuters like to play on their mobile phones, for example.
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Users can disable the device's camera and microphone with their mobile phones.
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The mass adoption of mobile phones obviously disrupted Facebook's traditional desktop interface.
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There would also be opportunities in Click & Collect, mobile phones and banking.
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The company is also sending coupons to mobile phones and other devices.
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They were issued mobile phones, not laptops, and worked around a table.
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Obviously people use mobile phones, but what specifically is the most popular?
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Obviously mobile phones are enabling that, things like carplay are enabling that.
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These include mobile phones, kitchen sponges and even cute bathtub rubber ducks.
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A standard that enables access for many of the world's mobile phones.
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Others stand behind crude wooden tables selling cheap Chinese-made mobile phones.
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This is used in batteries for mobile phones, laptops and electric cars.
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The PC unit includes sales of chips for mobile phones and tablets.
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All mobile phones — Android, iPhone, and otherwise — use SMS in some way.
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"Garena Free Fire" is a battle royale game designed for mobile phones.
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Some refugees had timestamped videos of the graves on their mobile phones.
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In many countries, however, not only are people doing away with their fixed lines, but they are making these calls from mobile phones — in some cases up to 80 percent of all emergency calls are coming from mobile phones.
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For example, under Electronics you can pick from Mobile Phones or Electronics & Computers.
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Specially given that unlike mobile phones, cars typically stay in circulation for decades.
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Mobile phones are displayed for sale on June 8673, 2867 in Baghdad, Iraq.
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One of the best mobile phones on the market just got even better.
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Video quality is limited to 480p on mobile phones and 720p on tablets.
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Mobile phones can also be charged via a USB connection in the lamp.
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The regulator said iPhone models infringed on the patents of 100C mobile phones.
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People use their mobile phones on a dark street in Macau on Aug.
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Mobile phones are banned, so people hide SIM cards in loaves of bread.
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That could be because consumers are spending much more time on mobile phones.
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Another way of keeping tabs on people is through company-issued mobile phones.
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The girls began spending their earnings on mobile phones, designer clothing, and makeup.
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Growth was fueled by increasing use of the company's services on mobile phones.
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There's a lot of mobility stuff going on — and that's not mobile phones.
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Mobile phones have already been barred from the Cabinet because of similar concerns.
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It churns out more mobile phones than any other facility in the world.
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They can also upload pictures of pests from their mobile phones for identification.
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In 2016 two-fifths of people in sub-Saharan Africa had mobile phones.
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Mobile phones and computers can play a big role in spreading this knowledge.
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The robot, Tappy, used human-like fingers to simulate tapping on mobile phones.
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Verizon is spending $250 million per year to stream games on mobile phones.
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Power Resources Group's clients include Kemet, which produces tantalum capacitors for mobile phones.
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Or mobile phones or whatnot, and there's a need to protect the data.
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Sling TV is available across mobile phones, tablets, computers, TVs and streaming devices.
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Sterling's death was captured in videos shot on mobile phones and shared later.
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Two mobile phones were confiscated as part of an ongoing investigation, they added.
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We're connected to our devices 24-7 — laptops, tablets, mobile phones, Fitbits, etc.
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The service runs on mobile phones, tablets, Samsung smart TVs, and Sony PlayStation.
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His brand, Virgin Group, has 60 businesses, ranging from mobile phones to airlines.
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Instead, guests will use digital kiosks or their mobile phones to place orders.
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There are exceptions for political calls to landlines, but not for mobile phones.
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As a security measure, WikiLeaks sends transmissions for broadcast interviews through mobile phones.
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They seized two laptops, two mobile phones and took Othman away for questioning.
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The Bank of America message was related to extracting passcodes from mobile phones.
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ET, including a surge in orders placed via mobile phones, Adobe Analytics found.
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They're making billions, but it's getting cut into by piracy and mobile phones.
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He says many of his mold patients can no longer use mobile phones.
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"The advent of mobile phones has changed the way we communicate," said Someya.
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Mobile phones have also become an important revenue source for Mr. Kim's government.
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About 80 percent of the mobile phones shipped are now smartphones, Counterpoint said.
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They were targeting mobile phones, and there was a lot more reconnaissance involved.
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Fifteen years ago, when people began using mobile phones, his neighbors were elated.
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Mobile phones are most powerful in the hands of the world's poorest women.
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There were about $1 million worth of mobile phones, digital cameras and tablets.
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It was a website that worked ... It was optimized for the mobile phones.
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Social media and mobile phones have made it easier to find prospective partners.
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Americans, for example, throw out an estimated 150 million mobile phones each year.
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"Infotainment systems in vehicles continually lag the performance of mobile phones," Wakefield said. Questions?
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They communicate with each other through social networks and apps on their mobile phones.
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Whatever happens, this looks like a step in the right direction for mobile phones.
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There were no mobile phones or drones in the dreams of pre-industrial societies.
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This population is using mobile phones for everything: shopping, social media, and transferring money.
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But what if other cellphone studies show mobile phones do cause cancer in humans?
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While Nokia gets to re-enter the mobile phones market as a brand licensee.
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Their strength in mobile phones gives both Apple and Google an edge over Amazon.
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The new proposals, called "extreme vetting", include a right to access visitors' mobile phones.
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Qualcomm is no household name, but most people with mobile phones use its technology.
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Power for lighting, appliances and devices such as mobile phones often relies on petrol.
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It's obviously science fiction, but they all walk along with quite recognizable mobile phones.
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The iPhone and its successors saw casual gamers abandon dedicated devices for mobile phones.
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Williams said Apple's integration of artificial intelligence wouldn't be just limited to mobile phones.
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Poor regions benefit from technology developed in richer ones—from trains to mobile phones.
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Sales declined for mobile phones and gaming, where those rivals have a sizeable presence.
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We've got 7 billion more that have mobile phones, smartphones and they want content.
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One example is BLU Products, a Miami-based maker of affordable, unlocked mobile phones.
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These, it intends, will be reserved and rented by drivers using their mobile phones.
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But 280% of the unbanked have mobile phones, compared with about two-thirds globally.
|
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Interviews for this survey of 944 adults were conducted via landlines and mobile phones.
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According to Google, it's 30 percent lighter than other headsets that use mobile phones.
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Earlier this year the use of mobile phones was legalised—but only after 6pm.
|
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Mobile phones hovered above the crowd as the audience strained to capture the moment.
|
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Players used their mobile phones to capture animated characters that appeared in real locations.
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"Did you know most mobile phones these days have three microphones?" he asked me.
|
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Ephemeral, semiprivate, actionable exchanges are the future, and those are happening on mobile phones.
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ETECSA is also working on offering internet on mobile phones from 2017, ACN wrote.
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No electric lights, mobile phones, radios crackling with cricket or televisions blaring Bollywood hits.
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So, should we be concerned about the impact of mobile phones on men's fertility?
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CBA was the first to start offering saving and lending products on mobile phones.
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The first mobile phones, after all, began as clunky, costly devices with limited performance.
|
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Many of the victims were shooting videos on their mobile phones or taking selfies.
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Recently, the EC declared Google dominant on the Android operating system for mobile phones.
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Which was a more important innovation: indoor plumbing, jet air travel or mobile phones?
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The men made the activists surrender their mobile phones and took their driver's key.
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Americans across the country face an epidemic of robocalls, bombarding landlines and mobile phones.
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Landlines give a skewed sample, but legally polling mobile phones is difficult and expensive.
|
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Electronic medical records, mobile phones, and wearables have achieved widespread adoption, creating new opportunities.
|
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Qualcomm gets most of its revenue from selling chips that help mobile phones communicate.
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"Mobile phones are the most powerful spy devices of all," the Briefing Lift explains.
|
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The app, called TraceTogether, uses Bluetooth signals to detect mobile phones that are nearby.
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The feature is currently being rolled out on mobile phones in the United States.
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Mobile payments via Suica have been available on mobile phones in Japan since 2006.
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What impact has the rise of mobile phones had on the family photo album?
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Our mobile phones can be tracked, our emails scanned and our online purchases monitored.
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He has built pieces from bullet casings, mousetraps, keys, mobile phones and bottle tops.
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The train ride here was a bloody mess—mobile phones, Wi-Fi, hi-fi.
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That system delivers sound and text warnings to mobile phones, according to the agency.
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What impact has the rise of mobile phones had on the family photo album?
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Founded in 25, Cellebrite focuses on digital forensics tools and software for mobile phones.
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But most attendees were focused instead on new mobile phones and ultrafast wireless networks.
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Take inspiration from a time before emails and mobile phones, and switch off periodically.
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Using their mobile phones, players walk around until virtual Pokemon appear onto their screens.
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Mobile phones have already laid the path from coding to miniaturization, infrastructure and ecosystem.
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KS: And then the rise of it is because of these mobile phones, correct?
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Mobile phones are a huge expense for growing businesses, with 50 to 70 percent of small and medium enterprises in major economies paying for some portion of their employees' mobile phones, according to a January report by The Boston Consulting Group and Qualcomm.
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Such tiny cameras would have uses far beyond eliminating the optical bumps from mobile phones.
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In 1996, few people carried mobile phones, and fewer still had internet access on them.
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The top three things kids saved money for were mobile phones, Legos and tablets, respectively.
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They also hate mobile phones…when my phone rings they try and sting my pocket.
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The other thing I'll tell you about payments — mobile phones give us an enormous opportunity.
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Companies have tried making Game Boys crossed with mobile phones before to very little success.
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Vehicles as a consumer product have lagged far behind laptops, tablets, TVs and mobile phones.
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It was before mobile phones, and today, the majority of our business is on mobile.
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This private company makes cheap plastic cases for mobile phones, each costing a few yuan.
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No-fly zones may be introduced to stop drones dropping off mobile phones and drugs.
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Android is open-source and run on over 80 percent of the world's mobile phones.
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Of these people, about 1 billion have mobile phones and 500 million have internet access.
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Cuba announced that people would be allowed to buy internet subscriptions on their mobile phones.
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Other countries have also innovated: since 2012, Nigeria has zapped subsidies onto farmers' mobile phones.
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Power cuts may also occur and other services, such as mobile phones, may be affected.
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In 2011-2010 the rise of the web and mobile phones led to manic dealmaking.
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Filippov's mobile phones were switched off when Reuters tried to reach him on Thursday night.
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It can be integrated with mobile phones and provide visual and voice navigation for drivers.
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More than half of employers blame people's mobile phones and texting for lowering their output.
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Mobile phones, after all, are not simply communication devices; they are also personal filing cabinets.
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"Location tracking for mobile phones is a very high priority for some governments," he added.
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But in one ton of mobile phones, there is usually about 350 grams of gold.
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Teens and young adults spend around four hours a day using mobile phones in Korea.
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These are its Wi-Fi networking processors and RF Front End chips for mobile phones.
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Pre-2007 mobile phones, you had to be a hardcore developer to create an app.
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Aluminum, a lightweight metal, is used in mobile phones and transportation like planes and trucks.
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However, it should be noted that the queen isn't a huge fan of mobile phones.
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About 28 percent, or $24 billion, of its payments are now processed on mobile phones.
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Investigators have recovered cameras, iPads and mobile phones belonging the people on board the balloon.
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EARLY on a Tuesday morning, a team of mainly female workers is assembling mobile phones.
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Attendees can peek at the future of TVs, mobile phones, voice assistants and of robots.
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MasterPass is a digital payments service that enables users to shop online using mobile phones.
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What the analysis does not show is that this rise is caused by mobile phones.
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Over 90 percent of Facebook's users in India access the service on their mobile phones.
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Facebook, too, was growing quickly on mobile phones, but wasn't prioritizing them at all internally.
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Today, according to a U.N. study, more people own mobile phones than they do toilets.
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"I had five different mobile phones with five different Uber accounts," Carr tells Bloomberg Businessweek.
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Much of that involved dismantling modems, mainframes and mobile phones in homes or backstreet workshops.
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They planned to spend a couple of weeks shooting some scenes on their mobile phones.
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Spectators snapped photos and recorded video clips on mobile phones to share on social media.
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Outside, worried relatives look through windows, and talk to their loved ones on mobile phones.
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The gaming industry never really knew what to do with mobile phones before the iPhone.
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Then came the personal computer, the internet and, finally, the "fourth screen": our mobile phones.
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Mobile phones and mobile money replace the pots and designated members who collect the contributions.
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Many say police beat them and smash their mobile phones, accusations that Croatia has denied.
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It's like taking apart new mobile phones or cars to find interesting pieces of components.
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Overnight, mobile phones and landlines stopped working, broadband lines were frozen, and text messaging stopped.
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He left to start a whole bunch of businesses ranging from coal to mobile phones.
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Later, he cofounded Vlingo, which he says "created the first virtual assistants on mobile phones."
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"Everybody is spending an enormous amount of time on telephones and mobile phones," Barda said.
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"We used to see mobile phones on the television and in the movies," Masri recalled.
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Ted Lieu (D-Calif.) asked for new standards for members of Congress using mobile phones.
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Their mobile phones were confiscated, meaning they can only be contacted by the center's landline.
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That trend accelerated as Americans got used to banking online and then on mobile phones.
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Since the iPhone was introduced in 2007, the market for mobile phones has become saturated.
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After completing the form, they are issued respective colored QR codes to their mobile phones.
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Most of the veterans had either passed away or didn't use email or mobile phones.
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Just a third of Ethiopians have mobile phones, according to a 2018 World Bank study.
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It goes without saying then, that hackers are targeting mobile phones more often than ever.
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It added the ability to do voice chats and file transfers (neither worked terribly well thanks to old-school dial up internet access, or early DSL speeds), and it even offered a text-message based feature for mobile phones (once mobile phones existed, anyhow).
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EASTERN CONGO is best known for producing coltan, a mineral used in mobile phones, and refugees.
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The eternal conflict between the high heavens and the burning hells is coming to mobile phones.
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Coltan is an ore that contains tantalum, used in technology such as mobile phones and laptops.
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The firm blamed tough conditions in the mobile phones market as customers keep their handsets longer.
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That's because Google made a better photo service, Google Photos, that is tailored for mobile phones.
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However, despite weakness in gaming, tablets and mobile phones, Best Buy has continued to grab share.
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They work with mobile phones, but don't try hanging either one of them around your neck.
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The contraband being trafficked includes mobile phones, tobacco, and psychoactive substances like the synthetic drug Spice.
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Reuters was unable to reach Chandrasena and his wife as their mobile phones were switched off.
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Shoppers aren't just researching their next vacation on their mobile phones, they're often ready to buy.
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We were swapping our pagers for the first mobile phones, and ditching Pokémon for The Sims.
|
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For better or worse, wireless audio is slowly becoming the norm for mobile phones and tablets.
|
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Meanwhile, cash transfers via mobile phones are becoming standard practice alongside in-kind relief in emergencies.
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Long before mobile phones, the bombing of the Rainbow Warrior created a media storm around him.
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Switching to NFC and mobile phones would prevent this since there would be no card involved.
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As things stand just 18 states in America ban the handling of mobile phones while driving.
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Mobile phones can play a crucial role in empowering women through technology, according to Cherie Blair.
|
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The company's technology also goes beyond what viewers are seeing on their TVs and mobile phones.
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Without mining, villagers around Bukavu and Goma would struggle to afford tin roofs or mobile phones.
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Photos taken by mobile phones and published on Bosnian web portals showed fire at the plant.
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Earlier this month, "ghost calls" made from T-Mobile phones flooded 911 call centers in Texas.
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As of now, there aren't a lot of mainstream mobile phones that include range-finding technology.
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Three of the bombs had mobile phones attached, according to authorities, which were used as timers.
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The NBC/Marist poll of Nevada was conducted — via interviews by landline and mobile phones — Sept.
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The company enables travellers both within and beyond Europe to book tickets on their mobile phones.
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New connections are growing at a rate of 16m per month, almost all on mobile phones.
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The design of our mobile phones and operating system is so that people could use them.
|
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Mobile phones are omnipresent in society — and games are the most popular apps for those devices.
|
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Since 2001, the agency has lost at least 1,024 computers, 736 mobile phones, and 121 guns.
|
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Yet, the women who need these safety mechanisms may not always have access to mobile phones.
|
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In poorer ones, rising incomes and the spread of mobile phones will bring more shoppers online.
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For instance, mobile phones and online polling haven't caught up with traditional landline polling, he said.
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People were seeing her posts on their mobile phones and asking (Waseem), 'Is that your sister?
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There are so many different kinds of sensors in mobile phones that the possibilities were boundless.
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Spending on services, such as landscaping and mobile phones plans, makes up the remaining two-thirds.
|
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China strictly regulates mobile phones and all three major telecom service providers are state-owned companies.
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It also won't be able to stream to mobile phones, since Verizon already owns those rights.
|
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While Juvo's loans start by helping users keep their mobile phones connected, it doesn't end there.
|
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Instead, it's an Android app that allows cops to livestream from their department-issued mobile phones.
|
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A wild theory is that mobile phones could emit sparks that could result in a fire.
|
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India is the world's second-biggest market for mobile phones, with more than 1 billion users.
|
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And those marvelous, convenient and addictive mobile phones and social networks are making the problem worse.
|
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Look no further than mobile phones and 5G technology — the next generation of wireless internet connectivity.
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Mobile phones, the internet and romantic relationships, if the rumors are to be believed, are forbidden.
|
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Prison officers later recover the package and find it is stuffed with drugs and mobile phones.
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Viewing will be available on tablets and mobile phones, in addition to a set-top box.
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Last Thanksgiving, 27 percent of online retail revenue was attributed to transactions made on mobile phones.
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Economic View Which was a more important innovation: indoor plumbing, jet air travel or mobile phones?
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Still, mobile phones can only call inside the country and no foreign phones are allowed in.
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We text mobile phones, asking respondents to click a link in order to complete a survey.
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But, it leads with the assumption that pre-paid mobile phones are bought exclusively by criminals.
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No wonder this happened — we were allowed to be on our mobile phones all the time!
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It says its tech can be used in smart cities, mobile phones, online entertainment, and retail.
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In Thailand's bustling Chinatown, gold shops are empty and bored employees stare at their mobile phones.
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Her laptop, mobile phones and electronic gadgets were being looked at by experts for forensic investigation.
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Millions of people in the United States have mobile phones, and we've had them for years.
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In developing countries, mobile phones can help close the societal gaps that leave underserved populations isolated.
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All the games will be available on mobile phones through the NFL Mobile from Verizon application.
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I am certain that the next phase will be active 3D cameras built into mobile phones.
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Revenue fell 1.3 percent to $8.44 billion, hurt by weaker demand for mobile phones and tablets.
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The plant in Noida, near the Indian capital New Delhi, makes mobile phones, refrigerators and televisions.
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Biometrics like your voice are increasingly being used to authenticate payments from devices like mobile phones.
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Claims that I wasn't first to innovate and market 2FA utilizing mobile phones are simply wrong.
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He focused on people on government watch lists, searching their mobile phones for content considered subversive.
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Products in computing, mobile phones and gaming consoles will see the 15% duty on Dec. 15.
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The Commission is also planning new regulatory measures on chargers for mobile phones and similar devices.
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On Tuesday, the Cuban government tested wireless internet directly on mobile phones nationwide for nine hours.
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The company struggled to find Chinese partners to produce mobile phones that worked with its network.
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Today, many Indians connect to the internet through their mobile phones due to cheaper, faster access.
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Facebook said 94% of its 12 million daily users access the social network via mobile phones.
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It was building an e-reading app for mobile phones which operated on a subscription model.
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There is an onslaught of competition from streaming services, video games, social networks and mobile phones.
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He also instructed them not to bring their mobile phones to the attack, according to prosecutors.
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Just that morning, they had talked about walking into town to buy their first mobile phones.
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Magazine Luiza will manage the sale of mobile phones and financial products in some Marisa stores.
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This was before mobile phones really took off, so a lot of it was through flyers.
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The bank is working with software company Synchronoss Technologies Inc to spin out a business that secures data on mobile phones, partly through software called Lagoon that allows employees to access work apps on their own mobile phones, and partly through an email service called Orbit.
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" Lee cited an October 2017 ruling which said that police "may seize mobile phones found on an apprehended person or in and about the place in which they were apprehended, and may examine the content of these mobile phones without obtaining a warrant only in exigent circumstances.
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Residents of the Aloha State were woken up by their mobile phones on the morning of Jan.
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So, you know, kind of like Inspector Gadget, or those Boost Mobile phones from 10 years ago.
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Before I could complete that thought, she said, 'They say it can't be done for mobile phones.
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Inside their trailer, four kids crowded on a couch, tapping away at games on their mobile phones.
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Fear of unwanted photos is not a problem: mobile phones must be handed in at the door.
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Google is one-upping Amazon by letting the Home dial out to actual landline and mobile phones.
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Social media, tablets and mobile phones and apps such as Mr Scott's have since opened the floodgates.
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The board is also seeking immediate access to any mobile phones and computers used by Weinstein's assistant.
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"Not many mobile phones or phone systems are made here – most of them are imported," he said.
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In the wall, he put a thousand high-value consumer goods such as watches and mobile phones.
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The low-resolution images of his arrest on Monday came from mobile phones, often at considerable distance.
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In the province of Punjab, officials use mobile phones to monitor the supply of vaccines in communities.
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Radio is the most widely used mass medium, and only the poorest Filipinos are without mobile phones.
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Our mobile phones and other devices incorporate US-made chipsets, US-made operating systems and other components.
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American credit-card firms, for example, were let in only after payments had shifted to mobile phones.
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The display ends with cases of mobile phones and space paraphernalia, the fruits of one-party rule.
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Mobile phones, rooftop solar power and village Wi-Fi networks are helping to compensate for shoddy infrastructure.
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Mobile phones are not associated with a fixed location or address, so they're difficult to track down.
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Ultra-fast 22018G networks will be used to connect everything from mobile phones to self-driving cars.
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IN MOST cinemas, films are preceded by a polite request that patrons switch off their mobile phones.
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He uses a microphone—turned up loud for politicised raps—and mobile phones with augmented-reality apps.
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Inventories of mobile phones and car navigation systems jumped 14.1 percent, the fastest gain in six months.
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They carry mobile phones and a satellite-based alarm system, they spray skis with the latest wax.
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The world's first prepaid mobile phones were launched here, as were single, country-wide electronic motorway tolls.
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Cellebrite is an Israeli firm which specializes in extracting data from mobile phones for law enforcement agencies.
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In this trade, companies find different ways to pull data from mobile phones, typically for law enforcement.
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Surviving without Google Huawei recently started offering its own services, including an app store, on mobile phones.
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Zhang highlighted the risks of the coronavirus being present on items like mobile phones and light switches.
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It didn't help matters by banning mobile phones from polling booths (limiting voters' ability to document irregularities).
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That's a savings of $549, and a somewhat unusual deal for the flagship Windows 10 Mobile phones.
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Google has profited handsomely from foreseeing two important trends: the rise of mobile phones and online video.
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The rioting started after guards seized drugs and mobile phones from prisoners awaiting trial for violent crimes.
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SIM stands for subscriber identification module, and SIM cards are used to authenticate subscribers on mobile phones.
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Music, racy pictures, numbers of friends close to the Syrian regime -- all are deleted from mobile phones.
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The region is the world's biggest source of coltan, used in mobile phones and other electronic products.
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Its integrated circuit shipments rose 14.5 percent last month, while exports of mobile phones rose 7.9 percent.
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Since then, we have seen the explosion of web-based services, mobile phones and digital content consumption.
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Mobile phones can provide an address book, a credit rating and a distribution network all in one.
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Even the most modest stallholders are smartly dressed and juggle mobile phones, shouting prices and striking deals.
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Flipkart has become a marketplace where sellers offer everything from mobile phones to washing machines to handbags.
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And we're in 2018, and we've got massive security and privacy threats happening on our mobile phones.
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Cellebrite's products can also circumvent the passcode locks or other security protections on many current mobile phones.
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Many countries are experimenting with this so-called "white space"; to unlock extra bandwidth for mobile phones.
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Lithium, known as white petroleum, is used in rechargeable batteries needed for mobile phones and electric cars.
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We are not all digitally savvy, and not everyone can afford mobile phones with text messaging service.
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Instead, they are sorting through a pile of lithium-ion batteries from old mobile phones and laptops.
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Top-secret information sometimes flows slowly and is passed along on mobile phones across unreliable cell networks.
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Like any technology, from mobile phones to televisions, it's gotten cheaper and easier to acquire the capability.
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Feature phones accounted for a one in five of the 1.88 billion mobile phones shipped in 2016.
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Google operates the Android smartphone platform, which powers more than 86% of mobile phones around the world.
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The information asymmetry solving short-run positive effects of mobile phones is now well documented by research.
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Dialog's business is largely focused on power management chips used in mobile phones by companies like Apple.
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The family said the cars were not equipped with radios and mobile phones' batteries quickly ran out.
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Two private manufacturers of mobile phones have complained about falling market share caused by competition from imports.
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But now users of the 25 million registered mobile phones in the country can receive warnings direct.
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Defectors and Amnesty International said the illicit trade in Chinese mobile phones in the North was growing.
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The company's roots were not with mobile phones, as it turns out, but taxi and trucking fleets.
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Open source software has made its mark on desktop computing, mobile phones, and the internet of things.
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A violation of a ban on televisions and mobile phones was punishable by beatings, jail, or worse.
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Outside the US and Europe, children tend to own their first mobile phones when they are older.
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In fact, the company says 20 percent of Google searches on mobile phones are done by voice.
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Dixons Carphone, Britain's biggest electricals and mobile phones retailer, launched a first wave of promotions on Nov.
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In 1995, he figured out another loophole to turn into a business, this time with mobile phones.
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These include protection for cloud computing and mobile phones as well as its Infinity consolidated security platform.
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On mobile phones, different mapping applications listed different hospitals in Las Vegas as the quickest to reach.
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Some countries, like Taiwan, Poland, and Singapore, are tracking citizens through geo-location services on mobile phones.
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Thousands of protesters waved flags and illuminated mobile phones in the darkness and drivers hooted car horns.
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As a result, Qualcomm began charging patent royalties for nearly all mobile phones that used 3G technology.
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On the adjacent Hafez Avenue, a deafening silence pervades the shopping complex specializing in selling mobile phones.
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What if, instead of going all-in on mobile phones in the early 2000s, we just hadn't?
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"This proves that mobile phones have become an avenue to instill students with unhealthy ideology," it said.
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Nokia once dominated mobile phones but lost its standing to Samsung and Apple in the smartphone era.
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It's not like computers or mobile phones, but we wanted to do it and we enjoyed it.
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They're in airports and clubs, or doing sponsorship, but the younger generation are on their mobile phones.
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Consumers Energy sent an alert to mobile phones in Michigan asking residents to reduce natural gas use.
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Qualcomm sued Apple last year, accusing it of violating patents related to improving mobile phones' battery life.
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Mobile phones, exceeding 100 million, have turned into an important tool for conveying information during a calamity.
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The firm collected multiple devices, including laptops and mobile phones, and pored through text messages and emails.
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Hundreds of millions of people already do it through their mobile phones and through PCs and consoles.
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Dozens of South Koreans at the airport tried to snap photographs of her on their mobile phones.
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Elderly patients are isolated, and worried families have to communicate on mobile phones, while watching through windows.
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His plan is to focus on the group's core electricals business while revitalising its mobile phones operation.
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LCO batteries are used for mobile phones and laptops and NCA batteries are used for electric vehicles.
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"From June to November 2019, police processed 1,429 cases that involved mobile phones as evidence," Lee said.
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Like the commute and the break room, waiting rooms are public spaces that mobile phones have transformed.
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We see migrants hoisting each other into abandoned farmhouses, illuminated just by the light of mobile phones.
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His plan is to focus on the group's core electricals division while revitalising the mobile phones business.
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They separated the men from the women and children, and instructed them to surrender their mobile phones.
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Mark [Zuckerberg] has said, 'We're going to connect all the people that have mobile phones right now.
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A laptop and a tablet are still missing, as is one of three mobile phones Berta used.
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CNN had 42 million unique visitors between 18 and 34 across desktops and mobile phones in July.
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"Minimum, I eat it once a week," said Mr. Sitio, who sells mobile phones for a living.
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The payment company offers digital readers and lets people with mobile phones and tablets accept card payments.
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It brought what historians consider a familiar occurrence in the black freedom struggle onto mobile phones everywhere.
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"Yesterday, they tried to take in mobile phones but the bag it was in broke," she said.
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Snapchat's experiment to create the future of television with vertical shows for mobile phones isn't a failure.
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It was within this context that Hi Zinvor, the first online game for mobile phones, was developed.
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Rajiv Biswas, Asia Pacific chief economist at IHS Markit, said that products such as mobile phones and smart watches and other wearable devices could be targeted in the next round, while ANZ Greater China Chief Economist Raymond Yeung pointed to mobile phones as well as other consumer goods.
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Rather than hoard this intelligence, he shares it with employees, suppliers and clients on computers and mobile phones.
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Kind of like when 'Star Trek' first presented the idea of communicators, now commonly known as mobile phones.
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Something that was really surprising to us is that 80 percent of the users are using mobile phones.
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Users can access Moja on their mobile phones, tablets or laptops on public transportation or in public areas.
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Qualcomm in July accused Apple of infringing several patents related to helping mobile phones get better battery life.
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He used to have a stall in a roadside market, where he tailored clothes and fixed mobile phones.
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Mr Smith's business organisation has provided its two officers with mobile phones so companies can contact them directly.
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IoT refers to devices such as mobile phones, computers, cars and refrigerators that are connected to the internet.
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Semiconductors have leapt from computers and mobile phones to all sorts of devices, including cars, appliances and toys.
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The service will work on web, Apple TV, iPhone, iPad and Android mobile phones and tablets at launch.
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Hype aside, the technology is more than just a faster, better and more efficient network for mobile phones.
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As location-tracking mobile phones became the standard, on-demand delivery became the hot new Silicon Valley trend.
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In fact, Black Friday online shopping totaled $6.1 billion this year, with mobile phones accounting for $2.1 billion.
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Most of Mines' partnerships entail white-label lending products offered on mobile phones, including non-smart USSD devices.
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Others played music or used their mobile phones when they were supposed to be watching for the enemy.
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Mobile phones have put educational and informational tools in students' hands even when they're roaming the hospital floor.
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The availability of mobile phones should be harnessed and used as a powerful tool for maternal health accountability.
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He carries five mobile phones in a black vinyl case specifically so he can monitor different Facebook accounts.
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Modern solid-state drives (SSDs), and the flash memory in mobile phones, don't work in the same way.
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Changes enabled by new technology, like the internet, mobile phones and new cross-border financing strategies, will continue.
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It distributes its apps via one-click downloads, or on parallel sim cards that click into mobile phones.
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Millennials, a third of the population, spend more than older generations on mobile phones and other electronic goods.
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But drones have become a popular method for smuggling contraband, like drugs, weapons and mobile phones, into prisons.
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" Powell says officials had concerns about mobile phones, too, but tells Clinton: "I had numerous meetings with them.
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Arguello said that having a group man multiple devices — laptops, desktops, and mobile phones — can help optimize chances.
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In recent months it has imposed tariffs on a dizzying array of goods, from mobile phones to kites.
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In addition to the panic button feature, after January 2018, all mobile phones must also include GPS capabilities.
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Hundreds of bathers are in the surf, many with mobile phones in plastic pouches hung around their necks.
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The first taste of these new possibilities came when mobile phones swarmed across the continent a decade ago.
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And leapfrogging over old technologies and business models with mobile phones quickly made other sorts of leaps possible.
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The company is refashioning itself as a maker of complex parts for washing machines, mobile phones and more.
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This year we brought in a policy that bans mobile phones before 26pm and severely restricts them thereafter.
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An estimated 70 percent of the world's tantalum is used for mobile phones, televisions, laptops, and similar products.
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It offers online accounts for cash withdrawals, savings and insurance services that users manage on their mobile phones.
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There are plenty of ways to improve the performance of our devices, be they cameras or mobile phones.
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The men behaved conspiratorially, changed their mobile phones multiple times and communicated via instant messaging services, it added.
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MetaCert started indexing the web in 2011 to support its original product, a porn blocker for mobile phones.
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Although physical access devices such as GrayKey are now pretty cheap, remote hacking of mobile phones is expensive.
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Mobile phones were reportedly banned, but this photo on Roccuzzo's Instagram account shows how stunning the venue was.
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The research highlights the mounting risks of lithium batteries, which power everything from mobile phones to gaming devices.
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The company opened today's Unpacked event by contextualizing the history of mobile phones, from the 1980s to today.
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The Star Wars Mobile phones are made by Sharp and come in both Dark and Light side editions.
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There's been a lot of attention recently around how mobile phones may not be suitable as 2FA devices.
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"Apple Music is currently only available for Google Assistant users on mobile phones," a Google spokesperson told CNBC.
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Ninety-nine percent of people in Gabon have access to the internet on mobile phones, the minister said.
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The shops were ugly but convenient, offering everything from shawarma to mobile phones, often late into the night.
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The iPhone has Siri, Microsoft's Windows 10 Mobile phones have Cortana and Google's Pixel phones have the Assistant.
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It's a nice alternative, but Alexa is still far behind the Google Assistant, at least on mobile phones.
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Residents complained that a lack of electricity was keeping them from using mobile phones to contact loved ones.
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FINLAND'S DATA PROTECTION OMBUDSMAN TELLS REUTERS WILL START INVESTIGATION INTO SUSPECTED DATA BREACH OF NOKIA-BRANDED MOBILE PHONES
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Anyone trying to pull a fast one with their mobile phones on the red-carpet risks being ejected.
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Today, more than 5 billion people have mobile phones, and more than half the world's adults are online.
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Reporters were routinely allowed to use mobile phones and laptops during Roosevelt Room briefings with Obama administration officials.
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Gaspar said the EU's police agency Europol has offered expert assistance on issues like analysis of mobile phones.
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We are looking for accessories, mainly for mobile phones and also maybe spare parts for appliances and TVs.
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The gunmen, suspected to be Abu Sayyaf militants, also took laptops, mobile phones and unspecified amounts of cash.
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But mobile phones were not directly supported until now (although there apparently is a hack for Android devices).
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Valencell's leading biometric wearable technology allows heart rate monitoring through devices such as earbuds and even mobile phones.
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The company has grown into a global player in telecom equipment and a key brand in mobile phones.
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The FCC prohibits all robocalls and text messages to mobile phones, unless the customer has given prior consent.
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On top of that, the types of radios used in mobile phones is heavily regulated throughout the world.
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A pioneer of everything from car radios to mobile phones, Motorola had been the Apple of its time.
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Now the hope is that drones could take over from mobile phones as the way to transform Africa.
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Qualcomm sells chips for mobile phones but has a second, much older business licensing technology for wireless networks.
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"With mobile phones we make people more expressive and can we connect them to make them social together."
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Long-distance carriers were posing a challenge, and mobile phones and the internet were coming into their own.
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A deal between the two would unite two of the biggest makers of chips used in mobile phones.
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The Gobuts have mobile phones but for news they listen to the radio for 15 minutes each evening.
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Evidence now is abundant on the complementary usage of mobile phones with social media by populists threatening democracy.
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Goyal said that Sony is moving away from making commodity products like televisions, personal computers and mobile phones.
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In Hong Kong, subway stations have signs that warn commuters not to stare at mobile phones on escalators.
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Most people in China pay using their mobile phones to scan QR codes — a type of barcode system.
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The new customs duties now apply to a list of products such as household appliances and mobile phones.
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T-Mobile (TMUS) had accused Huawei of stealing information related to a robot used for testing mobile phones.
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Below are some of the most drool-worthy (at the time anyway) mobile phones immortalized in rap videos.
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For example, Screen Sharing and calling landlines and mobile phones will still ask you to install a plugin.
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The seized items included a small-bore rifle, a crossbow, mobile phones, throwing stars, Tasers and Nazi memorabilia.
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I'd think junior high and high school kids wouldn't need this; they have mobile phones and Apple Pay.
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Mobile phones were recovered from the sea in Marsa, an inland area of Valletta harbour, the sources said.
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Customers can use the service through a normal web browser, as well as on tablets and mobile phones.
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Also worth noting is the fact that people are watching more frequently on mobile phones than ever before.
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Qualcomm licenses patents that are essential to building modern mobile phones and also builds chips for those devices.
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Off-grid solar will transform the delivery of electrical power as radically as mobile phones did for communication.
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Skyworks Solutions, which makes semiconductors used in mobile phones and generates significant revenue in China, jumped 6 percent.
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Broadcom is mainly a manufacturer whose connectivity chips are used in products ranging from mobile phones to servers.
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"Most of our motorcycle is made by people who don't use mobile phones or email," Mr. Worsham said.
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In a state like Chhattisgarh, where simple access was a problem, mobile phones were an obvious first step.
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Still, the effect of mobile phones on egg health, and women's fertility, is a much less studied area.
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In terms of direct evidence [showing mobile phones and social media impede human connections in person], it's limited.
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Portalatin said there has been a dramatic increase in digital ordering, especially consumers placing orders from mobile phones.
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They can use their mobile phones to tell them which markets have a gap between supply and demand.
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According to Quartz, in 2019, the amount of mobile phones in the world took over the global population.
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In March, Kenya's government began selling government bonds (paying 10 percent interest, tax free) exclusively over mobile phones.
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And the facilities were to be shrouded in secrecy, with even employees banned from bringing in mobile phones.
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Smart-home devices and appliances remain growth areas, while we anticipate weaker trends in computing and mobile phones.
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TCL reported a 41 percent year-on-year decline in first quarter shipments of mobile phones and equipment.
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How has technological innovation (printing, TV, the internet, mobile phones or automatic weapons, for example) affected such situations?
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The company understands that it can only sell so many consoles, for starters, but mobile phones are everywhere.
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Police searched two addresses linked to the suspect where they seized mobile phones and USB sticks, Badle said.
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Two years ago, Mr. Neti counted 1,000 mobile phones in the village, which has a population of 2,500.
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In camps in Bangladesh where they have fled, Rohingya refugees hovered over mobile phones to watch the judgment.
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CBZ Chief Executive Never Nyemudzo and Sakunda boss Kudakwashe Tagwirei did not answer their mobile phones when contacted.
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The program currently helps about 12 million U.S. households afford landline and mobile phones, according to agency estimates.
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Political robocalls are generally permitted to landline phone numbers, but that exception does not apply to mobile phones.
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In September 2018, the French government banned mobile phones from schools for students from preschool through age 15.
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Stop by Best Buy and see where the television sets, mobile phones, laptop computers and watches are produced.
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Large crowds waited behind metal barricades, straining to catch a glimpse of the royals, many with mobile phones.
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Only 13.4 percent of Qualcomm's $22.3 billion in revenue in fiscal 2017 was not tied to mobile phones.
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AX must pay off over the life of a mine in contrast to incremental upgrades common to mobile phones.
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The caliphate's cubs may one day be fixing air-conditioning units, cutting hair, mending cars and repairing mobile phones.
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Many Kenyans use M-PESA to pay school fees, utilities, and, somewhat ironically, for airtime on their mobile phones.
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You have a childhood, youth and adolescence free of having to worry about social media posts and mobile phones.
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Supply of DRAM chips, used in mobile phones, computers and servers, will remain tight due to limited production capacity.
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They only work with Google's own Pixel mobile phones, which can be pre-ordered now on the Google Store.
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Huawei is one of China's largest companies and is the second largest producer of mobile phones in the world.
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To kickstart the sharing and streaming, Facebook gave F8 attendees each a Giroptic iO 360 camera for mobile phones.
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To kickstart the sharing and streaming, Facebook gave F83 attendees each a Giroptic iO 360 camera for mobile phones.
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Founded in 1996, Hoffman Estates, Illinois-based Clover collects and resells products including cartridges, printer parts and mobile phones.
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While McGregor is right sometimes — e-books will be read on mobile phones more often — he's also pretty wrong.
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China has long been the world's factory, as a leading supplier of everything from air conditioners to mobile phones.
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Also, the sites used long URL names, making it harder for people on mobile phones to notice inconsistencies there.
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The dump also contains what appears to be evidence files from seized mobile phones, and logs from Cellebrite devices.
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In the annual for 2015, for example, Dennis's little sister Bea slept beneath a mobile made of mobile phones.
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Verizon plans 5G service in at least 5 cities this year — not for mobile phones but for fixed wireless.
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Some Bangladeshis simply stare, holding mobile phones aloft to capture the scenes of helpless Rohingyas trying to collect food.
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Users who download the AutoX app on their mobile phones can place orders for fresh produce and other goods.
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MobiTV's technology was originally built for mobile phones, and as such bypassed the set-top box from day one.
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Drones have been used to smuggle mobile phones, drugs and weapons into prisons, in one case triggering a riot.
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In terms of import value, the industries most affected are computers and mobile phones, clothing, fishing, cocoa and sugarcane.
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Vegetable stalls are up and running, as well as stores for mobile phones, a gadget banned under ISIS rule.
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And it ships with 1TB of cloud storage, and 60 Skype minutes of calls to mobile phones or landlines.
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The White House is reportedly considering a ban on personal mobile phones for staff at work, according to Bloomberg.
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Movement maps, meanwhile, track aggregate data about Facebook users' movements via their mobile phones (when location services are enabled).
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Many museums have stopped disapproving of mobile phones; the Brooklyn Museum even encourages visitors to text questions to curators.
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Following prevailing trends on the continent, more of Africa's farmers have mobile phones, which creates possibilities for agtech innovation.
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Microwave ovens have spread from luxury to ubiquity alongside mobile phones—microwaves are now owned by 97% of households.
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The earthquake knocked out power and telecommunication towers, meaning sirens didn't wail and alerts didn't light up mobile phones.
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The initiative is aimed at stopping people obtaining mobile phones by using fraudulent identification cards, according to press reports.
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It was only five years ago that investors worried that Facebook would struggle with the shift to mobile phones.
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Possessions including watches, mobile phones, and computers can be taken as a contribution to the expenses of keeping them.
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For regular mobile phones, holding down the five or nine button on the keypad would activate the emergency call.
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The Google Assistant feature works on any Assistant-enabled devices including mobile phones, smart displays or Google Home devices.
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As the procession passed, mourners dropped to their knees, many still holding up mobile phones to record the scene.
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"The lights are aimed at pedestrians using mobile phones who are not looking where they are walking," Carlon said.
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Samsung also produces processor chips for mobile phones in a market dominated by the likes of Qualcomm and Intel.
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Women may benefit disproportionately from other schemes, such as those to improve access to bank accounts or mobile phones.
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The difference today is the rise of mobile phones as the consumers' tool to find or do almost anything.
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Shop buildings painted with bright purple, orange and blue rhombuses offer clove cigarettes, mobile phones, abayas and much more.
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Microsoft is planning to let a variety of devices, including mobile phones, access its own service once it's available.
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West Javanese spend four or five hours a day looking at social media on their mobile phones, he says.
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Piper Jaffray likens the state of VR and AR today to the state of mobile phones 15 years ago.
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They're at their kid's soccer game and they can do their holiday shopping right there on their mobile phones.
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During the trial, a heated argument erupted, women threw shoes and mobile phones, and obscenities echoed through the courtroom.
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Digital kiosks, tabletop tablets and mobile phones are taking orders at eateries like Panera, Chili's Grill & Bar and Domino's.
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The initiative aims to stop people obtaining mobile phones by using fraudulent identification cards, according to local press reports.
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FINLAND'S DATA PROTECTION AGENCY SAYS NOKIA-BRANDED MOBILE PHONES HAVE BEEN SENDING PERSONAL INFORMATION TO CHINA - STT NEWS AGENCY
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With 6.8 billion mobile subscriptions worldwide, more people on the planet have access to mobile phones than to toilets.
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Hiya Inc, a company that tracks unwanted calls, estimates that U.S. mobile phones received 984 million robocalls in September.
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Yet a large number of Americans rely on mobile phones to connect to the internet, especially during natural disasters.
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Apple's primary rival is Google, which makes the Android operating system that powers most of the world's mobile phones.
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A cybersecurity research firm says "several" models of Android mobile phones forward users' personal information to a Chinese company.
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According to the firm, India currently has over 22021 million mobile phones, out of which 217 million are smartphones.
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The price sensitive market further illustrates why mobile phones will continue to drive India in the next few years.
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The network said it has 1.44 billion monthly active users who access the social network through their mobile phones.
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As many as 81 percent women reported to have never used the internet on their mobile phones last year.
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Many are young people aged 20 to 30 who catch games on mobile phones as they commute, he said.
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While Instagram first debuted on Windows 10 Mobile back in April, the app was restricted to Microsoft's mobile phones.
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In the intervening decade, the processors used in mobile phones and tablets have come to rival those in computers.
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There, though, he was as elusive as ever, not to be caught on any recording device, including mobile phones.
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Mobile-phones can also serve as an entry point for people to input location coordinates to NIMA Codes' database.
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But mobile phones do not yet offer 5G compatibility, so it went almost unnoticed by those at the games.
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Mobile phones are banned when the players eat together, and efforts to build team spirit are a top priority.
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Full websites didn't run on mobile phones, so companies were forced to build weak, mobile versions of their sites.
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Mobile phones are already prohibited in cabinet meetings in the UK, and extending the injunction to smartwatches is logical.
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A pilot operation in the western Indian state of Maharashtra will start churning out mobile phones later this year.
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Arm-based chips currently power mobile phones, but multiple companies are trying to make them suitable for data centers.
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IZettle will likely provide small point-of-sale devices that attach to mobile phones to businesses that are offline.
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Regulation of mobile phones could have happened earlier, though some governments, like that of Germany, are finally waking up.
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These devices can track a user's location data through their mobile phones and can intercept cellphone calls and messages.
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The museum encourages visitors to use their mobile phones to share and engage with exhibits while visiting, he added.
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We do our work on lightning-fast computers, interact through mobile phones, and buy goods with a single click.
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Fighters had stripped villagers of their mobile phones hours before to prevent them from alerting the authorities, residents said.
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But insurgents had recently turned to buying mobile phones and SIM cards from Malaysia to avoid authorities, Pramote said.
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Individuals can create personal wi-fi networks on devises such as mobile phones and name them what they want.
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The Indian government recently ruled that all mobile phones sold from 2017 must have a built-in panic button.
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Many of these exports include IMSI-catchers, devices which can monitor large numbers of mobile phones over broad areas.
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California set down some strict precedent for law enforcement concerning the search and seizure of mobile phones and computers.
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Typically, cops don't like talking about IMSI catchers, the powerful surveillance technology used to monitor mobile phones en masse.
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You're not allowed to wear jeans, quite often you're not allowed to use your mobile phones around the place.
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The company reiterated the guidance it gave earlier this month, when it announced the purchase of Mobile Phones Direct.
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Hackers have even started created ransomware-laced apps to take over users' mobile phones, researchers at DomainTools reported today.
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Previously, the unique characters used in many Indigenous writing systems were not available on mobile phones and other devices.
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Qualcomm last year sued Apple alleging it had violated patents related to helping mobile phones get better battery life.
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Cellebrite is an Israeli company that dominates the market in granting law enforcement agencies access to locked mobile phones.
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At the time, they did not have GPS or mobile phones that might have helped locate Lewis, Chronister said.
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Then they return to their communities with mobile phones on which they listen to narcocorridos — ballads glorifying cartel exploits.
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And Facebook did not just survive the shift to mobile phones, it became the unstoppable force in the industry.
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The available processors are basically just repurposed from mobile phones; displays are too power hungry; batteries drain too quickly.
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The visitors were asked to switch off or put away mobile phones and warned not to photograph the dead.
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Almost every one of the 5.1bn mobile phones on the planet, for example, relies on an Arm-designed ISA.
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But mobile phones are checked in a locker, photographs are forbidden, and officials refuse to speak on the record.
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"Dedicated police officers receive alerts on their mobile phones that have our FindFace Security mobile app installed," says Minin.
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The boxes — phone scanners called IMSI catchers and widely used in the West — collected identification codes from mobile phones.
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At 13, he took a summer job selling SIM cards for mobile phones to other stores in the area.
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Once the news ricocheted around town, revelers hurried home, glued to their mobile phones, amid the sound of sirens.
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But with more people searching with mobile phones than PCs, Google is feeling pressure to update its core business.
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Jumia now sells everything from mobile phones to diapers, and offers online services such as food-delivery and classifieds.
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"The flashes of mobile phones, the breathing and touching the antiquities — all these have really harmful effects," he said.
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Teenagers are also eloping more often, a trend campaigners attribute to better access to mobile phones and the internet.
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The important focus now was to make sure that no one could bring mobile phones into the voting booth.
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The decision to target mobile phones also makes the company stand out from the other streaming options, Katzenberg said.
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Cell phones first started out on an analog network that allowed people to communicate using brick-like mobile phones.
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Such batteries—already the workhorse of applications from mobile phones to electric cars—are reliable, scalable and well understood.
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The available processors are basically just repurposed from mobile phones; displays are too power hungry; batteries drain too quickly.
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Broadcom, which makes connectivity chips used in products ranging from mobile phones to servers, first approached Qualcomm in November.
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We didn't have any, so they took our mobile phones and left us in the middle of the road.
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Arm, owned by Japan's SoftBank Group Corp, provides the underlying processor technology for the chips in most mobile phones.
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Power Resources Group mines in Rwanda for tantalum, used in mobile phones, and niobium, needed for high-strength alloys.
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Export growth was led by a 20.7 percent increase in shipments of high-tech products, led by mobile phones.
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At MoMA, noticing that most museum visitors seemed to be watching his dancing through their mobile phones, he created "The Reaccession of Ted Shawn," an app in which video of him dancing Shawn solos is triggered on mobile phones by locations in the museum, virtually inserting Shawn's work into the museum's collection.
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By now you've probably noticed that YouTube TV is designed for mobile (phones and tablets and computers through the browser).
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Alphabet Inc's Google currently sells a virtual reality device made of cardboard into which users slide in their mobile phones.
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Authorities also suspended internet on mobile phones in the region, in a common practice to make organizing protests more difficult.
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Richard Branson has made a career out of disrupting mainstream industries, from airlines and trains to mobile phones and media.
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Arshad and other migrants also said the Croatian police had smashed their mobile phones and had taken money from them.
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But today 93 percent of wiretaps are done on mobile phones, which unlike landlines, travel to more than one place.
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The list spans the width of our purview, from mobile phones and televisions to transportation, parenting, and the smart home.
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Samsung has announced a new image sensor for mobile phones with a higher resolution than anything comparable on the market.
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Apart from oil exploration rights, its mineral wealth includes gold, diamonds, tantalum, used in mobile phones, and tin, WWF said.
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In general, allowing mobile phones seems to be more of a concession to travelers than a ruling on device security.
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They also seized computers, mobile phones and equipment for airsoft, a sport using guns that shoot non-lethal plastic pellets.
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According to GSMA, an organisation of mobile operators, 5.1bn people—two-thirds of the world—had mobile phones in 2018.
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Once they're in place, we can use them to communicate with the ground network of mobile phones and IoT devices.
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The question is whether the most promising Microsoft products can make up for ongoing failures like the company's mobile phones.
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Well, he's currently working on one, but there's a catch: it will only be available on mobile phones, at night.
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Gazans are used to waking in the middle of the night to wash their clothes and charge their mobile phones.
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Israel decides how far its fishermen may sail offshore, and whether Gazans can use 3G services on their mobile phones.
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In January, Motherboard revealed that bounty hunters were buying location data of AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile mobile phones.
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Data Strategy: Euclid invented a novel way to identify and triangulate shopper behavior through Wi-Fi signals and mobile phones.
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The voice calling is free as long as you're calling UK landlines or mobile phones, but international calls aren't included.
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In April, India's Ministry of Women and Child Development announced plans to install mandatory panic buttons on all mobile phones.
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Technology also means that more people in the world can get access to simple financial products, via their mobile phones.
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Starling is one in a flock of neobanks in Europe aiming to let digital natives bank on their mobile phones.
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For instance, the plastic trays used to hold mobile phones and tablets will be replaced with ones made from pulp.
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A DECADE after mobile phones began to spread in Africa, they have become commonplace even in the continent's poorest countries.
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In Africa, mobile phones present "a new frontier for data access", with 80 percent of people using phones, he added.
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The company also uses an algorithmic model to determine credit worthiness, build credit profiles and offer liquidity via mobile phones.
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Less than 1 percent of all payments in France are now made through mobile phones but the market is growing.
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And let's not forget how miserably Microsoft failed with the Zune music player and its perpetual struggle with mobile phones.
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The products Chinese consumers are buying on mobile phones may shock Americans, too — it's everything from food to luxury vehicles.
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Argentina is the world's No. 3 producer of lithium, a hotly demanded material used in car batteries and mobile phones.
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Ten years ago, mobile phones were virtually non-existent in Ethiopia despite being fairly common in some parts of Africa.
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Ahmad believes this is affordable as families spend a similar amount on kerosene and charging mobile phones in nearby towns.
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Individuals transferred some $200 billion to one another using mobile phones and computers last year, according to Javelin Strategy & Research.
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Lin Bin, the co-founder and president of Xiaomi, announced shipments on Friday of 70 million mobile phones for 843.
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Computers, mobile phones, and servers are made up of an almost unfathomably complex, interlocking set of components, chips, and boards.
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Women wan to be entertained where they are, running errands, going to the doctor, on their mobile phones, their laptops.
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When he heard that statistic about his home country, Matus correctly deduced the reason: more drivers distracted by mobile phones.
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Lithium forms a small but irreplaceable component of rechargeable batteries, used in consumer devices like mobile phones and electric cars.
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Other ads offer services such as car repair, and Android games and programs to install on North Korean mobile phones.
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Cellebrite, an Israeli company that specialises in digital forensics, has dominated the market in helping law enforcement access mobile phones.
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Consumers are using their mobile phones to stream more video, and offering Hulu helps Sprint differentiate its service, Samson said.
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The mobile phones and radios used are powered by solar cells, enabling pastoralists to get forecasts while on the move.
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They can also use a public address system to chastise road users for using mobile phones or not wearing helmets.
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For me, it felt even more insidious than mobile phones because it feels like the final frontier in some ways.
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You talk to some people about it, and all they want to know is why people there have mobile phones.
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MCX's service, CurrentC, lets shoppers pay for items with their mobile phones and uses a scannable code to initiate transactions.
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The police have access to the database of all mobile phones users to trace the kidnappers who are demanding ransom.
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But with the spread of mobile phones, providing financial services costs 80 to 90 percent less, the McKinsey report says.
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Xiaomi is positioned as a leading smartphone manufacturer in India, with 70 million mobile phones in use throughout the country.
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Quentin Tarantino does not use email or mobile phones to communicate, Brad Pitt told BBC Radio 1 in an interview.
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During the trial, both the defence and prosecution made liberal use of video taken on mobile phones during the altercation.
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"Prison cells have been vandalized and prisoners have access to drugs and mobile phones, some delivered by drones," it said.
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Kry employs 350 certified medical professionals who work from home fielding calls from patients on their mobile phones or tablets.
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Earlier this year, several villages in western Indian state of Gujarat banned girls and single women from owning mobile phones.
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"It can help prevent using mobile phones to trigger bombs, and with registration we can track attackers," Pramote told Reuters.
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An official correction for the message, which was also sent to mobile phones, did not come for another 38 minutes.
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North Koreans also flee their repressive country, as Ms. Ju eventually did, through a smuggling operation arranged by mobile phones.
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The U.S. firm hopes the program will allow retailers to capture more purchases on mobile phones or smart home devices.
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At night, the park in Cienfuegos is lit up by the tiny points of glowing light created by mobile phones.
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Researchers analyzed calls made from mobile phones within certain time periods, which ranged from a month to a full year.
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Dixons Carphone, which sells electricals and mobile phones, said Singer was expected to remain at the business until July 2018.
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Safaricom has a range of additional products, including tablets, mobile phones, its M-Kopa solar electricity kits, and digital TVs.
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Mobile phones, satellite and GPS devices were forbidden, and anything deemed a potential threat was taken, including a hand sanitizer.
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Shipments to India surged 79.2 percent on-year, thanks to robust demand for South Korean mobile phones and steel products.
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The classic red booths, with domed roofs and molded royal crowns, were rendered obsolete by the rise of mobile phones.
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That's similar to how just about everyone wants a big-screen TV. But for mobile phones, there are trade-offs.
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Yet of these, only the first – the uplifting power of mobile phones and SMS banking – remains a potent economic force.
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Singapore-based Broadcom is mainly a manufacturer whose connectivity chips are used in products ranging from mobile phones to servers.
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Both companies are trying to capitalize on the growing volume of purchases being made on mobile phones and the internet.
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"We're thinking about reaching women where they live, on their laptops or on their mobile phones," she explains to Forbes.
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They also seized computers, mobile phones and equipment for airsoft, a sport like paintball using guns that shoot plastic pellets.
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As that customer growth has slowed, Alibaba has worked to make more money from users, especially those using mobile phones.
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The devices can track a user's location data through their mobile phones as well as intercept cellphone calls and messages.
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Raiding police seized over 10,000 euros in cash as well as numerous mobile phones, SIM cards, laptops and hard discs.
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That email address was unlikely to be synced to their mobile phones, according to a former New York Fed employee.
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Before the company came undone mostly because of competition from outfits like Apple, Nokia was a pioneer in mobile phones.
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Palladium, a metal used in automobiles and electronics like mobile phones, also rose to a high not seen since 21.
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Founded in 2009 by Omri Lavie and Shalev Hulio, NSO makes software that can target mobile phones to gather information.
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By November of last year, organizers had collected 47,488 tons of electronic waste, including approximately 5 million used mobile phones.
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The devices can track a user's location data through their mobile phones as well as intercept cellphone calls and messages.
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Now, this content is available to everyone, including minors, on laptops, mobile phones, video game consoles, and other electronic devices.
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Much of the island is still without power, shelter, the ability to use mobile phones, and basic supplies, particularly fuel.
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Americans spend an average of 4 hours 11 minutes a day on mobile phones, more time than they spend watching television.
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In 2002 he helped found a firm (now taken over by a bigger one) to build power amplifiers for mobile phones.
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Digital credit through mobile phones is leading in some places to overborrowing, hardship and—horror of horrors—even more financial exclusion.
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The new deal allows for digital tickets on mobile phones, and StubHub said it would close the office near Yankee Stadium.
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Out on the vast plain, small motorcycles—even more than mobile phones—provide true connection to the rest of the world.
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Hello Tractor now uses mobile phones to link those able to buy tractors with farmers who want to use tractor services.
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The ministry says the bill aims to protect consumers from lenders who charge high rates for services provided over mobile phones.
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We have plans to scale up our investments in financial services for the poor, and using mobile phones to do that.
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While the advent of mobile telephony in remote areas may be creating new problems, mobile phones and internet access are important.
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Demonstrators yelled "Justice, not corruption!" and lit up the sky with their mobile phones as night felt in Bucharest on Sunday.
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Huawei's revenue in the first half of 2019 grew 23%, in part due to strong domestic demand for its mobile phones.
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Though known for its mobile phones with keyboards, BlackBerry has a decade long history of providing software to the automotive industry.
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India, the world's fastest growing major mobile phone market, has an estimated 850 million mobile phones, according to tech research Counterpoint.
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The first mobile phones were clunky, brick-sized devices, mostly used by self-important bankers and a frequent target of mockery.
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Viewers will also turn to other options, especially on mobile phones and tablets, for which the streaming rights are sold separately.
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And Silicon Valley's continual reinventions, from the mainframe and PC to the internet and mobile phones, vindicated Schumpeter's faith in entrepreneurs.
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The passport office has confirmed that it will now accept photos taken on mobile phones when Brits renew their passports online.
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Meitu makes mobile phones as well as video streaming and photo apps, such as BeautyCam that lets users beautify self portraits.
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That means the so-called "peer-to-peer" texts aren't subject to federal limits on autodialers (like robocalls) to mobile phones.
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Police have found more than 500 items within the truck including bags, clothing and mobile phones that need to be assessed.
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In 26 Lee Kun-hee, then its boss, ordered 212,22 mobile phones burned and bulldozed in front of 2,000 weeping employees.
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Police have found more than 500 items within the truck including bags, clothing and mobile phones that need to be assessed.
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Three UK has announced that its 5G network will launch in August with support for both mobile phones and home broadband.
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There are 900 million mobile phones in Africa and people hardly install new apps, but 90 percent of payments happen offline.
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Linked to bank accounts and mobile phones, the unique 12-digit numbers can be used for swift, easy transfers of money.
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All of these deals will make HMD the "sole global licensee" for all types of Nokia-branded mobile phones and tablets.
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Guards often do little more than patrol the perimeters, leaving gangs free to manage far-flung criminal operations via mobile phones.
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Each person was carrying a bag of personal belongings and many had mobile phones, which are being downloaded and forensically analyzed.
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The ubiquity of televisions and mobile phones has diminished individual isolation, for example for wives oppressed by demanding mothers-in-law.
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In an era that has been defined by the rise of mobile phones and apps, desktop software development has become unfashionable.
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"We believe that drone delivery technology will enable a leapfrog, similar to what we saw happening with mobile phones," he said.
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The new web app is responsive, which means that it works on computers with big screens as well as mobile phones.
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Ahmad Khan Rahami - Criminal Filing by Jenni Ryall on Scribd The mobile phones appear to be the main link to Rahami.
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The hoverboards, mobile phones, and cars of the modern world baffle her, but she doesn't plan to stick around for long.
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As for what caucus participants face when using the mobile phones (iOS, Android and Windows Phone), the app is incredibly simple.
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"Given the right tools, our mobile phones will very soon know more about us than we know about ourselves," he said.
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Nintendo has not said if these will be remakes of current games, or whole new games specifically designed for mobile phones.
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They already either had smart home devices that they were controlling with their mobile phones, or they were thinking about it.
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Since its 2015 founding, Branch has been downloaded onto more than one million mobile phones in Sub-Saharan Africa, says Flannery.
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But Mr Carpenter's lawyers say the justices should take note of the fact that mobile phones are no longer really optional.
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But the chips Qualcomm used in those early PCs were essentially modified versions of the chips it sold for mobile phones.
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According to a Cellebrite spreadsheet, UFEDs can extract data from thousands of different models of mobile phones, including popular Android devices.
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According to British researchers, we&aposre talking to each other less on our mobile phones despite our addiction to these devices.
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While mobile phones are tools of empowerment and independence for women, they are also perceived as threatening by patriarchal village elders.
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But Apple doesn't sell an iPhone that supports 5G standards, and AT&T doesn't yet offer 5G service for mobile phones.
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Other countries, such as Portugal, have extended bans on the use of mobile phones while driving to include hands-free devices.
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One cowered in a corner, trying to protect himself from the blows, while passers-by took pictures on their mobile phones.
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Radesky has studied the use of mobile phones and tablets at mealtimes by giving mother–child pairs a food-testing exercise.
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If I ban mobile phones in the office, no one will waste time texting and talking to family and friends, right?
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Mobile phones taken out on contracts, known in India as "post-paid" plans, were functional across Indian-administered Kashmir on Monday.
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Apple had 41 percent market share of Japan's mobile phones in 2015 — although this proportion has been slipping in recent years.
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A. WikiLeaks published documents that it says describe CIA tools for hacking into devices including mobile phones, computers and smart televisions.
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Eventually, he hopes, the idea behind his system—of generating carrier waves centrally—might be adapted for use in mobile phones.
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South Korean officials estimate that there are about 6 million mobile phones in North Korea, a country of 25 million people.
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U.K. law enforcement has formed a new squad to tackle the problem of drones flying drugs and mobile phones into prisons.
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In Tanzania, for instance, mobile phones were found to have a significant impact on women's' businesses and lives, a study found.
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Our mobile phones and digital footprints help create a much more precise picture of where we are and what we're spending.
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Vodafone has developed an innovative ambulance taxi program in the rural Lake Zone of Tanzania, using the power of mobile phones.
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Then Apple became the world's most valuable public company thanks not only to mobile phones, but also to the App Store.
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Why it matters: Many federal government websites are cumbersome and difficult to navigate, especially on the small screens of mobile phones.
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More mundanely the 12,000 laptops, tablets and mobile phones Travelodges discovered must make a sizeable dent in expense and insurance claims.
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One study published by the London School of Economics traced the impact of banning mobile phones at schools on exam scores.
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Another study published in the Journal of Communication Education found that students without mobile phones performed better in several different areas.
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What I think is happening is that on our mobile phones today, we have a lot of apps that we use.
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At the market's centre, deafening noise blares from enormous speakers mounted onto cars, which double up as stalls selling mobile phones.
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Facebook has also reached new users in emerging markets, such as Indonesia, where mobile phones are more common than desktop computers.
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The police have issued mobile phones to many albinos so that they can call an emergency number if they feel unsafe.
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Tents, tarpaulins, food stalls and solar panels to charge mobile phones are laid out among rows of men bent in prayer.
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Chinese products - from mobile phones made by companies such as Xiaomi Corp to televisions and air conditioners - are ubiquitous in India.
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There is a rich diversity at work here, far greater than what we have seen before in PCs or mobile phones.
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The service, CurrentC, lets shoppers pay for items with their mobile phones and pulls up a scannable code to initiate transactions.
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Coders in Kenya built Ushadidi — a crowd-mapping platform that enables observers to report violence against voters from their mobile phones.
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"Just like with laptops and mobile phones, sophisticated new features sometimes require new hardware," Sonos said in its blog post today.
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This allows mobile phones without near-field communication, which is built into modern Apple and Android phones, to make contactless payments.
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The company arguably created and then led the market for mobile phones for years, until the shift to smartphones undid it.
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Looking ahead, he added that education may follow the same trend as today's internet usage: increasingly taking place on mobile phones.
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"A lot of these children are now getting access to mobile phones and technology," said Siddharth Chatterjee, UNFPA's representative in Kenya.
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The mobile payments strategy has proved hugely successful - a quarter of all transactions in Starbucks' latest quarter was through mobile phones.
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In March, its intelligence agency told lawmakers that North Korea had broken into the mobile phones of 40 national security officials.
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They created an AOL Instant Messenger-like service called QQ, which connected the early adopters of desktop computers and mobile phones.
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Mobile phones have been shown to cause pediatric dry eye disease, and are inducing depression among teens, several studies have shown.
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Unless customers give consent, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) bars nearly all autodialed or prerecorded calls or texts to mobile phones.
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The mobile phones of Mr. Jiang, Mr. Liu and Mr. Huang were either turned off or appeared to not be working.
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The Pixel 4 seems to be more about laying the groundwork for Google's broader ambitions when it comes to mobile phones.
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Somali youth are often recruited with much smaller payoffs like $50 or even just provided with technological items like mobile phones.
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Congo is the world's leading miner of cobalt, used in electric car batteries and mobile phones, and Africa's biggest copper producer.
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The firm is tapping in to younger consumers who shop on their mobile phones and share fashion tips via social media.
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The size of the fine is meant to curb Google's dominance over mobile phones, one of its biggest areas of growth.
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The website was accessible on mobile phones and on broadband connections, though some internet users still reported difficulties accessing the site.
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China has been the predominant source of imports in such categories as mobile phones, computers, apparel, toys, furniture and household goods.
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Telecom companies said they wanted to experiment with business models such as free streaming promotions over mobile phones with business partners.
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It runs into the problems any phone poll has — namely, that it's difficult to poll people who only have mobile phones.
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The introduction of 5G, or fifth-generation wireless technology, is expected to make browsing and streaming over mobile phones much faster.
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When it launched, Wayin was a way for users to quickly post photos and engage in polls from their mobile phones.
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As darkness fell on Friday night, protesters armed with flashlights, mobile phones and lanterns gathered at Victoria Peak and Lion Rock.
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"We see this as probably the biggest companywide reorientation since our shift from desktops to mobile phones," the team's leader said.
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While an EU-wide take back scheme to return or sell back old mobile phones, tablets and chargers is being considered.
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He ran away, dropping two bags containing drugs and mobile phones and managed to evade arrest, according to a police statement.
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Unauthorized installed software allowed calls to and from scores of mobile phones to be recorded from June 2004 until March 2005.
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Coinbase, one of the most widely used Bitcoin wallets, has encouraged customers to disconnect their mobile phones from their Coinbase accounts.
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Mobile phones taken out on contracts, known in India as "post-paid" plans, were functional across Indian-administered Kashmir on Monday.
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From 2012 to 2016, it was blocked at least 31 times, the Software Freedom Law Center reported, often through mobile phones.
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"Today we are living through another revolution in entertainment, this time on our mobile phones," Whitman said in a statement Wednesday.
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Cable companies understand that more people are watching videos on their mobile phones, and they don't want to get edged out.
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The firm's holiday survey showed the share of shoppers making a purchase on mobile phones doubled in the past five years.
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On the island of Lesbos, new menus and signs are in Arabic and cafes are full of refugees charging mobile phones.
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And the agency has "completely revamped" its website and tested it out on mobile phones to make sure it is compatible.
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Therefore, how long Apple can rely on mobile phones in the fierce market environment, especially in overseas markets such as China.
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From January 2018, all mobile phones must also have a built-in global positioning system (GPS) to make the user safer.
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Jiji's top three categories for revenues and listings (in order) are vehicle sales, real estate and electronics sales (namely mobile phones).
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In India, these same patterns of discrimination mean that women are about half as likely as men to use mobile phones.
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But dirt-cheap mobile phones with pay-as-you-go minutes began flooding into sub-Saharan African markets in the 2000s.
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Concert organizers welcome the super-recognizers; Smith noted that thefts of mobile phones drop precipitately whenever the team works an event.
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NXP co-invented NFC chips which enable mobile phones to be used to pay for goods and store and exchange data.
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In 2015, China eliminated quotas for rare earths used in mobile phones after the organization declared the system violated trade policies.
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The vibe of seeing people walk down the road and not on their mobile phones or distracted [reminded me of home].
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Pandora's diverse revenue streams tap display, mobile and audio that reach consumers on their computers, mobile phones and consumer electronic devices.
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When we started to buy those, and mobile phones before them, we did not buy them to replace our home phone.
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Some people might say the uses of the internet and mobile phones is the reason people are feeling this way too.
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Lithium-ion batteries store energy that powers mobile phones, electric cars and electricity grids (when attached to wind turbines and photovoltaic cells).
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Sony, which also makes Bravia TVs and Xperia mobile phones, has been undergoing a marathon restructuring to focus on more profitable operations.
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Citizens are encouraged to use the stations to charge their mobile phones, have a cup of tea or shelter from the elements.
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