Reverse wireless charging is a recent feature that started popping up on Huawei phones in 2018, and most recently on Samsung's Galaxy S10 and Note 10 phones in 2019.
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Even outside the U.S., Apple and Samsung sell lots of phones in China, they sell lots of phone in Europe, they sell lots of phones in Korea, and so on and so forth.
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They're men who put their phones in their rear pockets.
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So, who was allegedly spying on people's phones in Ottawa?
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They had the phones in their hands all the time.
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One student reported assembling 1,200 phones in a single day.
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They know they can't have the phones in the classroom.
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Two aides tended to their phones in the back seat.
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When Samsung released its newest Galaxy phones in late Feb.
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Read more about the new phones in Lauren Goode's report.
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Roommates sit on the couch tapping their phones in silence.
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Xiaomi's already selling phones in Mexico and some South American countries.
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The story of mobile phones in Africa greatly fuelled his optimism.
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Passengers absolutely should not pack the phones in their checked luggage.
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Apple said it sold 43 million 4-inch phones in 2015.
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Actually, all the phones in the house are off the hook.
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According to Statista Samsung sold 77 million phones in Q2 2016.
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Huawei says millennials like to hold their phones in one hand.
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Some of us slap our phones in big, fat, protective cases.
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It's also expected to hit other Android phones in the future.
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KS: They make all these phones in Korea, is that correct?
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Some women suggested carrying two phones in case one is stolen.
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Google announced it would start supporting folding phones in November 2018.
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If you aren't savvy enough to know that Apple introduces new phones in September (which means discounts on the old phones), and you buy one of those old phones in August, that's the boat you're in.
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First, they suck up information about all phones in a certain location, not just that of a suspect; and second, they can pinpoint phones in homes and pockets that privacy laws often protect from warrantless searches.
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One, Apple throttled people's phones in the name of better battery performance.
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Putting their phones in waterproof cases to get pics of kids snorkeling.
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Doctors using cell phones in the OR holds a multi-faceted argument.
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The Google Assistant support is first coming to Android phones in English.
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Passersby stopped to marvel at the scene, phones in hand, snapping pictures.
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Notifications appear as they do on phones, in a virtual Android window.
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So he hit the phones in desperation to find a new lead.
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Call me old fashioned, but I like my phones in one piece.
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Ahead, we compared shots from these four phones in seven different scenarios.
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For years, Sony lagged behind other flagship phones in almost every way.
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The two phones in front of him were constantly buzzing with notifications.
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Samsung sold more than four million Galaxy phones in Australia, ACCC claims.
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Four phones in all were recovered, including three from Victor, police said.
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Remember that snazzy Wallpapers app Google launched for Android phones in October?
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"They've got the phones in the air to Shazam it," he says.
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However, Reuters reported on Wednesday Samsung's recalling 260,27 Note73 phones in China.
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Apple then admitted that it was slowing down phones in December 2017.
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The phones in the photo show the time as 9:85033 p.m.
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StoreDot is developing similar technology to charge mobile phones in five minutes.
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It's more "Ultra" than the other S20 phones in a few ways.
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OnePlus and Huawei implemented similar ideas in their phones in 2019, too.
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Several students left their phones in their bags outside of the closet.
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More shoppers made purchases from their phones in 2017 than ever before.
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The phones in the White House started ringing immediately after the press briefing.
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Kaspersky Lab said that it detected stalkerware on 58,487 cell phones in 2018.
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Warnings about the second quake reached phones in a median of 1.6 seconds.
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Some put in that much time on their phones in a single day.
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These new features are rolling out to Android phones in the U.S. now.
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Right now only select phones in a few markets will see the change.
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They're also more likely to have 100 apps on their phones in total.
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Officials say they'll need millions of phones in order to meet their goal.
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Phones in 2019 will not be distinguishable solely by their displays, of course.
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Huawei's P24 Pro was one of the most impressive flagship phones in years.
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"The phones in our Shanghai office were ringing off the hooks," he says.
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It used location data from 5 million cell phones in Los Angeles County.
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A new virus is hitting Android phones in Europe, uncovered by Heimdal Security.
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Huawei is already effectively barred from selling equipment or phones in the US.
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"They hide the phones in sensitive areas," Bashir Hassan, the ministry's spokesman, said.
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We're a long ways off, whereas we have these phones in our pocket.
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Phones in general feel like a very dark thing in relationships—even friendships.
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Plus one of the members phones in from prison for the intro—legit.
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Plus, Android powers three-quarters of cell phones in the EU, per Politico.
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However, upon arrival, they'll have to place their phones in a Yondr case.
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Now all three phones in the S20 series are 5G equipped by default.
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So Samsung doesn't have these big events and launch phones in a vacuum.
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But distracted driving could be reduced simply by disabling phones in moving cars.
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A couple of them dropped their phones in ziplock bags to protect them.
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The FISA warrant for Page wasn't targeted at Trump's phones in Trump Tower.
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In New York, kids aren't supposed to have phones in class at all.
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All raised their phones in what has become an instinctive gesture of witness.
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So far, there's no plan to release Lenovo phones in the U.S. Osterloh also said there's no room for mid-range phones in the U.S. When it comes to tablets, upcoming Lenovo/Motorola tablets are going to be Lenovo-branded.
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Apple hasn't dramatically changed the prices of its main line of phones in years.
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TechCrunch wrote:Right now only select phones in a few markets will see the change.
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I reviewed those phones in September, and they're the best Apple has ever made.
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A report from IDC suggested that the company only sold 88,000 phones in 2017.
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Motorola owner Lenovo will stop using the Motorola name for its phones in 2016.
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Once this led carriers to bury the true costs of phones in usage bills.
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While some phones in the area lit up with the alert, others sat silent.
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The new options will appear on both existing and new Android phones in Europe.
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Compared to other phones in this price range, the G5's camera is ahead.
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Google's reported to have only sold 3.9 million Pixel phones in all of 2017.
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The agents will then disappear with the phones in order to snoop through them.
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Hundreds of thousands of people deleted the Uber app from their phones in protest.
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But Apple and Google still have to announce their new phones in the fall.
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Besides Kim Kardashian, very few people have cared about BlackBerry phones in recent years.
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Across the street, three individuals converge, each holding their phones in front of them.
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No charges were pressed, and he paid for the broken phones in the end.
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In 2015, Xiaomi teamed up with Taiwanese manufacturer Foxconn to assemble phones in India.
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In spite of positive reviews, the company reportedly only shipped 88,000 phones in 2017.
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So the actual performance of phones in real life was slower than its claims.
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How we use phones in 2007 looks a lot different from life in 2017.
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So about 4 or 5 percent of total Apple phones in a given year.
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They subsequently shared videos of their attack on their phones in their group chat.
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An ostensibly social occasion, many end up thumbing away on their phones in silence.
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It isn't clear why the FBI needed Apple's help accessing phones in these cases.
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I was inspired by seeing friends and family on their phones in social situations.
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Kyocera recalled a million phones in 2004, also because of bad lithium-ion batteries.
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For the first time, Samsung is releasing two Galaxy Note phones in different sizes.
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The bottom line: Expect lots of promotions for Samsung's phones in the coming months.
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We're on our phones in the back with the others or doing our jobs.
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Alibaba and AliExpress have shady dummy phones, in bulk, but it's always a crapshoot.
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They'll have to find voters where they are, on their phones, in their feeds.
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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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"We had phones in here," Mr. Harrison remembered, gesturing across the magazine-strewn table.
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Instead, it's merely aiming to meet the quality of other phones in the category.
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It pointed out that federal inmates are prohibited from possessing cell phones in prison.
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It already confirmed that it will announce both smart and feature phones in Berlin.
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Some attendees held their phones in the air to take photos of the presentation.
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Kuo previously predicted that Apple plans to launch five 5G-enabled phones in 2020.
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When researchers left subjects' phones in plain view, they did significantly worse on tests.
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But the devices can also scoop up information from many other phones in the area.
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Opposition to DeVos jammed up Senate office phones in the days befoer the vote. Sen.
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And it reportedly led 200,000 people to delete the app from their phones in protest.
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They are everywhere, and sometimes their solutions can begin with the phones in our palms.
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Selling Android phones in the old way isn't an option without Google as a collaborator.
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He also put four phones in it, so he could capture it all on video.
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Now Trocafone is the largest reseller of certified used phones in Brazil, according to Freire.
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Teens and young adults spend around four hours a day using mobile phones in Korea.
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Cubans were only recently granted access to mobile internet on their phones in December 2018.
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Not all of them were enthusiastic about the potential for bendy phones in the future.
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But casual photographers often cannot whip out their phones in time to catch the action.
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Verizon has the advantage of having the phones in stores for you to feel up.
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In July of 20153, the French government passed a law banning cell phones in schools.
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And it's encrypted by default, something that has slowed down other phones in the past.
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Sure, Huawei's been having a lot of issues trying to sell its phones in America.
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This despite the fact that there are more than 200 million phones in Brazil alone.
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Samsung started selling three new phones in the quarter while Xiaomi had one product release.
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Replacement phones in the US will be marked with a blue S on the box.
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They were, according to the report, asked to put their cell phones in lockers provided.
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The Commission said 80% of smart phones in Europe and worldwide run on the system.
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And local prosecutors are seeking the company's help in unlocking phones in many more cases.
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It's less than two hours—maybe 60 phones—in to my shift when it appears.
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Police found rifles, pistols, drones and satellite phones in their two vehicles, the newspaper said.
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Much of that involved dismantling modems, mainframes and mobile phones in homes or backstreet workshops.
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We ran out with our phones in our pockets, and our hands over our heads.
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Mr. Jiang told investigators in an interview he had submitted some 2,000 phones in 2017.
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Even if 24G phones in 25 were worth buying, the networks would not be ready.
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"No one's going to buy that," Steve Jobs predicted of big-screen phones in 2010.
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SUPPLY CHAIN ISSUES COULD CAUSE A DELAY IN PRODUCTION OF SAMSUNG PHONES IN VIETNAM - MINISTRY
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Wi-Fi 6 still isn't in the cheapest of laptops and phones in most cases.
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Naturally, OnePlus is almost certainly going to launch an "8" series of phones in 2020.
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You could send her to France, which just banned phones in primary and middles schools.
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This means that they could be coming to your phones in 2018 — but no promises.
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According to the nonprofit National Safety Council, 21% of crashes involved cell phones in 2013.
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People will tease you or apologize sheepishly for using their phones in front of you.
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Imagine Rembrandt's thoughts on seeing kids using phones in front of his masterpiece. http://t.
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It would also be the first time Apple has launched five new phones in one year.
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California plans to obtain similar warrants to regularly shut down phones in other prisons, Kernan said.
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Instead, they just use those big corded phones in their apartments to yell at each other.
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They gave oblique details about their ability to track and surveil cell phones in public areas.
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Though it's a 5.5-inch "phablet," it actually feels smaller than phones in the same class.
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Of all the phones in Apple's iPhone family, it offers the best bang for your buck.
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They recommend holding cell phones in front of the face, or near eye level, while texting.
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Back in January, we learned that Super Mario Run was coming to Android phones in March.
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Meitu, the Chinese company behind the viral selfie app, has released phones in China since 2013.
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The phones in the new lineup, for example, have larger screens with a higher refresh rate.
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While Apple hasn't mentioned it, the company also faces increasingly stiff competition selling phones in China.
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Unfortunately, it differs from the other S10 phones in that it doesn't offer expandable microSD storage.
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Apple requested to sell refurbished, cheaper phones in India, a request the government there rejected Thursday.
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Hell, they've already started narrowing down which emoji will be added to our phones in 2018.
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After discovering that checking their phones in bed was to blame, one woman still couldn't stop.
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The president's claim is that the Obama administration specifically "wiretapped" the phones in his private office.
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I really like the scene where they buy cell phones in the middle of the night.
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Still, it's better than the night mode options on many other phones in this price range.
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However, over 237% of phones in Myanmar use Zawgyi, which is only used to display Burmese.
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"We hope to be pushing out warnings to people's phones in the near future," Allen concluded.
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The computers, televisions, and phones in a movie can be key to building a cinematic world.
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Dwayne Johnson can seem like Tony Robbins playing Superman, but he never phones in a line.
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In addition, the mix is likely to shift to lower-priced phones in the emerging markets.
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THE REACCELERATION DUE TO THESE PHONES IN OUR POCKETS AND PEOPLE'S BEHAVIOR IS CHANGING THE GAME.
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The company had plans to do a flash sale and ship the phones in coming weeks.
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The panel's bottom hinges can slide out slightly for different phone thicknesses, or phones in cases.
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Viewing will be available on tablets and mobile phones, in addition to a set-top box.
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As for mobile, Ramaswamy noted that Google's first mobile ads ran on feature phones in 2005.
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That's been on Sony phones in the past, but it's now being enhancement in two ways.
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WASHINGTON — Executives of the International Monetary Fund mutter darkly about Greeks tapping their phones in Athens.
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Because every manufacturer makes phones in its own subtly different way, Qualcomm cannot directly update phones.
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The entrance to the office speakeasy is covered with old-fashioned rotary phones in various colors.
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In March 2017, Trump sent a tweet accusing Obama of wiretapping his phones in Trump Tower.
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The company's previous release cycle indicates we might expect new OnePlus phones in just six months.
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Experts recommend steps like using two-factor password authentication and avoiding charging phones in public places.
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He also put phones in the package to record thieves' reactions and to capture their location.
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"We are not tapping anyone's phones in my hometown of Wichita," said Pompeo at the event.
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It also sells the premium "Mate" series phones in the Kenyan market for the well-heeled.
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Phone makers typically haven't used CES as a stage for their new phones in years past.
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"We remain focused on collecting the outstanding Galaxy Note 7 phones in the market," Samsung said.
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"Since we all have our phones in our pockets, we're toting our clutter around with us."
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Securus, the private company that manages phones in the city's jails, makes about $2.5 million annually.
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However, the company has struggled to offer long-term repairs for its phones in the past.
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Apple, based in California, and Samsung, from South Korea, make the most popular phones in Europe.
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It also might be the way we type and swipe with our phones in the future.
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I feel like everyone is hunched over their phones in Washington, even more than other places.
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The cameras have been completely updated from previous Galaxy phones in the new Galaxy S20 phones.
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There was a new watch, a new iPad, and several new phones, in multiple new colors.
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Spun out of ZTE (though still a partner company), now making phones in its own right.
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So far, witnesses have turned over their phones in order to avoid a subpoena, CNBC reported.
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It already has Tizen running on some 30 million smart TVs, as well as Samsung Gear smartwatches and in some Samsung phones in a limited number of countries like Russia, India and Bangladesh—the company plans to have 10 million Tizen phones in the market this year.
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Sure, mirror selfies are okay, but most of us don't always want our phones in the shot.
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The pit is packed, but the crowd stands still, shooting steady footage with phones in the air.
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Photo: GettyBans on phones in schools are increasingly becoming a thing of the past, new research shows.
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The first Nixle alert pertaining to the fire hit phones in Sonoma County at 103:53 p.m.
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By day two, one in every 20 Android phones in the United States had installed the game.
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The president alleged that former President Barack Obama wiretapped his phones in Trump Tower during the election.
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Urd, an immersive fiction app, delivers content to readers' phones in real time via a chat app.
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Google will continue to launch exclusive experiences like this for its Pixel phones in the coming months.
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An emergency notification delivered to cell phones in the area wasn't sent until around 3:50 a.m.
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Its phones in particular make extensive use of chips designed by HiSilicon, its in-house chipdesign unit.
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The fact that we hold our phones in our hands is a huge design constraint and opportunity.
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Battery life isn't an easy thing to measure, in part because people use phones in different ways.
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It'll be on more guides' phones in the coming days, although regular users shouldn't expect it soon.
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I don't know a single teacher in this country that allows the use of phones in class.
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Companies like Samsung and Xiaomi, which build their Indian-market phones in India, will be less affected.
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With phones in every pocket, the box office only needs to be a couple of taps away.
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Which leaves the Hydrogen One as one of the most hyped and ill-conceived phones in years.
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Maybe then, Oppo becomes a threat to the dull state of sameness that is phones in 2018.
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Driver agreed to put phones in back seat and continued his commute with 8 less distractions. pic.twitter.
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Google just announced that Google Home will offer free calls to phones in the U.S. and Canada.
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The MyShake team also needs at least 300 such phones in a given 12,000 square-kilometer region.
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LG has said it will release two flagship phones in 2016, with the G5 being the first.
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These features are crucial, but charging phones in overcrowded camps, where electricity is scarce, can be difficult.
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Look, Australians ride them to work, have them deliver groceries, and keep their phones in their pouches.
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Phones in tiny real-estate offices on every Main Street in the Hamptons have started to ring.
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As a result, it sees a lot of dogs, donuts, bananas, and cell phones in weird places.
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Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance said he has 175 phones in custody he is hoping to access.
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O'Neill told 1010 Wins that the app is coming to police phones in a matter of days.
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You can recycle them, but many people end up stowing their old phones in a junk drawer.
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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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Thousands of protesters waved flags and illuminated mobile phones in the darkness and drivers hooted car horns.
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Some people need pints of cookie dough ice cream and to hide their phones in the freezer.
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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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Consumers Energy sent an alert to mobile phones in Michigan asking residents to reduce natural gas use.
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But is it really effective when most of us have our phones in our hands almost constantly?
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Copies that students had made were watched on phones in dorms, coffee shops and the student union.
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"In my town of 7,000 people, there were probably less than five phones in 1992," he said.
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Protestors held cell phones in their hands in reference to the cell phone found near Clark's body.
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US officials argued that AT&T shouldn't field the phones in the US; the deal was quashed.
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Instead they have to inform users they already have Zelle on their phones, in their banking apps.
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Copies that students had made were watched on phones in dorms, coffee shops and the student union.
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He said most riders typically keep their phones in their backpack or have them mounted to bike.
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Presumably, they'll be on par or better than similarly priced phones in terms of fit and finish.
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Samsung recently announced that it sold 6.7 million 5G phones in 2019, far outpacing Galaxy Fold numbers.
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According to the Times Union, senators, reporters and lobbyists often use their phones in the Senate lobby.
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Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance said he has 175 phones in custody he is hoping to access.
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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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Those users had to plug in and recharge their phones in order to get them back online.
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Hendren: I think this has to actually do with smart phones in a big way, funnily enough.
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When you held the phones in your hands after the event yesterday, did they feel like premium phones?
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Verizon will reportedly begin rolling out its new policy to sell locked phones in a multi-stage process.
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Apple has continued to sell phones in China, saying it believed its phones were legal in the country.
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Android phones in general tend to go bright and bold when they shoot, which can lead to errors.
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There have been split-screen phones in the past, and there are even some coming out right now.
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Some dude at Coachella stuffed 100 stolen phones in his backpack but forgot people can track those things.
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But the G7 just won't hold up next to any of today's top-tier phones in low light.
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Our reasons for not selling our phones in the U.S. market currently are matters of simple business expedience.
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Other phones in HTC's range are getting even bigger cuts during this week-long Easter sale on HTC.com.
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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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The company reportedly only shipped 3.9 million Pixel phones in 2017, according to IDC research director Francisco Jeronimo.
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"We're all going to be sticking out our tongues to our phones in the near future," he said.
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Quite literally dozens of cases for different phones in a huge variety of sizes, form factors, and styles!
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She tried to call for help but could not locate any phones in the house, including her cell.
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It had started to appear on phones in India and a few European and Middle Eastern countries only.
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The Pixel 3 and 3 XL are huge improvements on last year's phones in almost every appreciable way.
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After over a year of not releasing any new phones, Lenovo has launched three phones in China today.
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I've gotten lucky a handful of times with phones in the past, but never with a telephoto lens.
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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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Today's update also introduces 60 fps for new Apple phones in addition to a big buff for shotguns.
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They're great and sharp in sunny outdoors shots, but lag behind today's top phones in low light conditions.
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Google launches its Pixel phones in a very different world than Apple did the iPhone nine years ago.
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Like Facebook's app, Google's Screenwise Meter app collected everything participants did on their phones, in exchange for money.
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Scammers can use software to spoof phone numbers and cheaply blast many phones in one area with robocalls.
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There have been smartphone issues – even exploding and burning phones – in the past, but nothing quite like this.
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China's civil aviation authority has banned using, charging and storing the phones in checked-in baggage on flights.
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There's more price flexibility for phones in the U.S. given the fact most people pay in monthly installments.
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Chamillionaire: I'd be lying if I told you I didn't have three phones in my pocket right now.
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Two phones in fact: the 4.7-inch iPhone 6/6S and 5.5-inch iPhone 6 Plus/6S Plus.
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When Google launched its Pixel phones in October, it touted Assistant as one of the main selling points.
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Read MoreiPhone sales worse than expected: UBS analyst Google unveiled the current generation of Nexus phones in September.
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Take this guy at Coachella who just got busted with over 100 phones in his backpack, for example.
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"This is McCarthyism!" he exclaimed in March, while accusing Barack Obama of wiretapping the phones in Trump Tower.
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Unprecedented steps The White House banned the use of personal cell phones in the West Wing in January.
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The phones in the shipment also will not come with a 360-degree camera attachment, the emails indicate.
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Long-term, dumbphones are essentially dead; by 2021, 95% of all phones in North America will be smartphones.
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Two of our rules are: No phones in bedrooms at night, and no phone use in the car.
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Staffers of cabinet ministers can't enter the facility and the ministers can't use their phones in the bunker.
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Huawei has previously released phones in the U.S. but these have been sold online rather than through carriers.
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All the houses have land lines for emergencies, but guests have used the phones in less desperate situations.
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But let's talk about the new phones anyway as Huawei has released some interesting phones in the past.
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In March, the company began selling Vsmart phones in Spain and planned to expand into other European markets.
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Sure. Apple has decreased orders for phones in the past: the 5C, the 6S, the 7, the 8.
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They're the first phones in the U.S. to support the wide range of 1003G networks rolling out here.
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Phones in Havana are working most of the time, but communications are completely down in many rural areas.
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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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Samsung used graphene to develop a faster-charging battery, which may appear in phones in the near future.
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Who better, then, to comment on the photic implications of the proliferation of cell phones in contemporary life?
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Upon arrival, she said, her phone was confiscated because Mr. Brown did not want phones in the studio.
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Adjust your search to filter for phones in the same condition as yours and set your price accordingly.
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The company will, however, continue selling phones in China, even as it eyes other cheaper locations for manufacturing.
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The outcome has led to calls that the FBI should approach other locked phones in a similar fashion.
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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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The company stopped making its own branded phones in 2016 and now relies on partners to do so.
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Because iPhones are made overseas, banning imports would choke Apple's sales of the phones in the United States.
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Beyond that, while U.S. phones are subsidized under deals with wireless carriers, Apple's phones in India are not.
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The company began selling Vsmart phones in Spain in March and plans to expand into other European markets.
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It was when they finally all circled back around, phones in hand, that I knew they were all playing.
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It would be impossible for Apple to make phones in that sort of volume outside of the United States.
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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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This isn't a speculation that the people will one day rise up and throw their phones in the bin.
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TCL, which sells its phones in 160 countries, did not specify which would be first to offer the KEYone.
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Chairman Terry Gou has sought to diversify away from Apple's phones, in part by scrambling up the value chain.
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I'm not entirely sure who the modern market is for this phone, or for dumb flip phones in general.
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Because Huawei doesn't sell phones in the US, the most popular Huawei products affected would never be shipped here.
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Today's release doubles the number of carrier-sold Nokia phones in the US, though it remains a modest four.
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J.P. Morgan Chase customers will no longer be able to pay with their phones in stores beginning next year.
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Amazon India announced earlier this month that it has begun sales of refurbished and used phones in the country.
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Even better: the company says it's now extending that remapping capability to other flagship phones in the Galaxy line.
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Google's Spotlight Story program has come a long way since Windy Day landed on Moto X phones in 2013.
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It will be available later this year on Android phones in the United States and United Kingdom, Google said.
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All three phones in the S20 lineup are truly stunning and feel a lot more premium than their predecessors.
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The company sought permission to sell refurbished phones in 2015, but was rejected by the environment ministry, reported Bloomberg.
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No, according to Levine, who says consumers are not at immediate risk from phones in their pockets blowing up.
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Eight different manufacturers, including Samsung, already have phones in the works, with the Google Pixel just being the first.
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AR developers often forget that we usually have our phones in our pocket/bag when we are moving about.
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The regular version runs on the Snapdragon 845, the processor that was found in many Android phones in 2018.
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The more phones in the area that run the app, the more likely they are to get good data.
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That's intriguing because Google is actually making progress on getting manufacturers to update their phones in a timely manner.
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"Until they turn 18, at 7:00, they have to put their phones in a basket," says Brown, 37.
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It's like the government wants to make sure it can ask Apple to unlock other phones in the future.
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Several Verge staffers did a basic test: we tossed the phones in our pockets with keys and walked around.
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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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Android phones, in particular, present inherent security risks, subject to a wide assortment of malware and other targeted threats.
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The adoption of smart phones in developing countries that have skipped desktop computer adoption and went straight to mobile.
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Microsoft only sold 4.5 million Lumia phones in the recent quarter, compared to the 10.5 million sold last year.
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ZTE is announcing two new phones in its mid-range Blade line: the Blade V7 and Blade V7 Lite.
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As the audience held their phones in the air to light the stadium, Adele dedicated a song to Brussels.
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The UI is clean, which hasn't been typical of Samsung phones in the past, and very quick and fluid.
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Samsung will launch two additional foldable phones in addition to the device it announced last month, Bloomberg reported Wednesday.
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It's definitely something we'll have to test and verify for ourselves when we get the phones in for review.
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"We remain focused on collecting the outstanding Galaxy Note 7 phones in the market," Samsung says in a statement.
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Apple is appealing against the iPhone decision by Beijing's patent office, and continues to sell its phones in China.
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We now have four purportedly "safe" phones in the US that have caught fire and reports of more overseas.
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And in January, Kelly spearheaded a White House ban on staffers using personal cell phones in the West Wing.
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Employees are already required to leave their phones in cubbies while attending meetings that involve sensitive or classified information.
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With Android Pay, people will be able to speed through checkout with their Android phones in a few clicks.
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TCL-Alcatel shipped 3.8 million phones in the second quarter of 2019, claiming 1% of the worldwide smartphone market.
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Today, there are only about 100,000 pay phones in the US, or only slightly more than existed in 1902.
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That allows users to read on their phones in bright sunlight, while also lowering energy consumption of the devices.
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Next, Tech Editor Pete Pachal phones in from Los Angeles to give us the highlights from Recode's Code Conference.
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Per the search warrants, Paddock had three phones in his hotel room at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino.
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Why it matters: LocationSmart can be used to track nearly all domestic cell phones in the U.S. and Canada.
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That meant hordes of screaming children clutching their phones, in hot pursuit of a selfie with a YouTube star.
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At the receptionist's desk, I realized there is another monitor and a buzzer connected to phones in every room.
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"We are witnessing a shift to basic phones in the smartphone market," Roberta Cozza, research director at Gartner, writes.
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When she played her hit "Green Light" and everyone thrusted their phones in the air, Snapchat combined the clips.
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The arrival of the Z2 line is a moment of truth for the line — and modular phones in general.
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"I don't, but I know that most young people have the phones in the bed with them," she said.
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"We have phones in Yosemite Valley that are extremely busy when there's not snow on the ground," he said.
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While contracts themselves have disappeared, customers are essentially doing the same thing and buying new phones in monthly installments.
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Meanwhile Unisoc, the leading Chinese microprocessor company, primarily works with low-end, white-label phones in the $100 range.
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According to the research firm Canalys, Huawei shipped 39 million phones in the latest quarter; Apple shipped 47 million.
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Samsung's holding a big event to show off its newest phones in less than two weeks, but why wait?
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It's called waterfall screens, and we've only seen a couple of phones in China coming out with this tech.
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They concluded that "growing dependence on cell phones in modern life" is behind an uptick in cellphone-related injuries.
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By 2020, more than half of the 8,178 curbside pay phones in the city will be transformed into Links.
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People walk around with their phones in their hand to tell them the best model and the best price.
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Employees are already required to leave their phones in cubbies when attending meetings that involve sensitive or classified information.
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I'd even suggest hiding your phones in a different room so that you and your partner are not tempted.
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Then there was "battery gate" — a miscommunicated software updated that slowed some phones in favor of stable battery life.
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The White House will bar staff and guests from using personal phones in the White House starting next week.
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Under Google's ownership, Motorola allowed customers to personalize their phones in ways that were unheard of at the time.
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The Xiaomi Mi Mix 22013, meanwhile, was one of the first phones in Europe to come with 23G capabilities.
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She would not allow staff in the room, while members were instructed to leave their cell phones in cubbyholes.
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A second emergency alert saying there was no incoming missile was sent to phones in Hawaii 38 minutes later.
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Kuo had previously predicted that Apple would launch five 5G-enabled phones in 0993, including four high-end models.
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If you answered the phones in our office for a while, particularly when I go on Fox, and compared it to what it was like answering the phones in a congressional office 10 years ago or 20 years ago or 30 years ago, it has been a complete debasing of the political dialogue.
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The pop-ups will begin appearing over the next few weeks for both existing and new Android phones in Europe.
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Stop putting phones in your rear pocket unless you want the VP of your company to extinguish your flaming butt.
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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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Cupertino, California-based Apple, is keen to assemble its phones in India, one of the world's fastest growing smartphone markets.
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Huawei shipped about 40.8 million phones in the fourth quarter, according to Gartner, and announced a U.S. launch in January.
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But a powerful new photo series explores how asylum seekers use their phones in far more personal ways, as well.
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There were smiles and hands with phones in the air all around as the crowd funneled onto the train cars.
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Android phones, in the meantime, have been going through a renaissance of ever more sophisticated design and improving camera performance.
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But when you compare it to other Android phones in the $600-and-up price range, others edge past it.
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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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A benefit, Curry said, is that Coach Steve Kerr hates when players are using their phones in the locker room.
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The site doesn't currently have many recent Android phones in stock, though you'll find all of the latest iPhones here.
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The resulting alert went to more than a million cell phones in Hawaii and warned of an incoming ballistic missile.
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T-Mobile added Universal Profile version 1.0 of RCS to its Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge phones in June.
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Samsung launched two new Galaxy A series phones in China today, the Galaxy A6s and the Galaxy A9s, via SamMobile.
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By comparison HMD Global managed to sell 4.4 million Nokia-branded phones in just the fourth quarter of the year.
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I answered phones in the Classified Advertising Department at the Journal to pay my way through college at UW-Milwaukee.
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In the past, he's made a point of going onstage and asking fans to keep their phones in their pockets.
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Viv will begin rolling out on Samsung phones in the second half of 2017, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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India is the second largest smartphone market after China, and Google currently doesn't sell its Pixel phones in the country.
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Since the last school year, students have been required to keep their phones in Yondr's locking pouches from 8 a.m.
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That sort of puts a dent in both students' defense that, allegedly, neither knew the phones in question were counterfeits.
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Priced from 8,999 to 12,999 yuan ($1,295.49 to $1,871.33), the company said it would start delivering the phones in December.
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If Gartner's estimates are accurate, then Microsoft sold 2.3 million of the 2.4 million Windows Phones in the recent quarter.
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The company was even bold enough to assemble its phones in the United States, which engendered even more fan appreciation.
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And when Hugh Carey opened his campaign headquarters to run for governor in 1974, Fred Trump put the phones in.
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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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Qualcomm's Snapdragon 835 chip is based on a 10-nanometer process and will be in most flagship phones in 2017.
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Sitharaman said she was not in favor of relaxing rules for Apple to sell refurbished second-hand phones in India.
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Phones in newly released finishes are also typically snapped up quickly by customers eager to showcase the latest iPhone design.
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Mozilla killed off its Firefox OS phones in December, and even Obi's new phone looks like it's full of compromises.
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I won't know until I get Samsung's new phones in for a full review, but my gut feeling is yes.
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By tracking multiple phones in the same household, Nest can get a better sense of how people come and go.
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Apple only slows phones in one circumstance: when an older battery can't deliver enough power and risks crashing the device.
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Companies launching new phones in the U.S. must file a document detailing the device with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).
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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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Kids will enjoy expanded access to the games, videos, and other media found on all the phones in the group.
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Recently, France announced it is banning cell phones in school for all students age 15 and under, starting next fall.
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Students who interact with their cell phones in class perform worse on tests -- often a full letter grade or more.
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In most cases, it's making the animals feel stressed as humans get extremely close and shove phones in their faces.
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But unlike a lot of other flagship Android phones in 2018, HTC did not include a notch on the screen.
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People often stick their camera phones in the air and do a slow pan to show off where they are.
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In fact, the top three phones in this list aren't the top flagship models everyone expects from Apple or Samsung.
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The PH-1, better known as the Essential Phone, was arguably one of the most hyped new phones in years.
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The phones in the store started ringing, he said, with callers asking if everyone in the store was all right.
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The clip quickly bounced around Twitter and onto elected leaders' phones in Parliament, where members were once again debating Mrs.
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We're just going to take out our phones in case this situation ends up in a way that it shouldn't.
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For example, workers are often required to keep their cell phones in lockers and can't bring them to their desks.
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Despite individual gains, all three reports agree that the industry sold fewer phones in 2019 than it did in 2018.
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The OnePlus 7 Pro launched last May at a price of $699, notably less than other phones in its class.
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Instead, let's look at how to use cell phones in a way that minimizes potential damage to parent and child.
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A second emergency alert was sent to phones in Hawaii 38 minutes after the initial message confirming the false alarm.
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Though it doesn't have any crushing problems, it also doesn't really beat any other phones in any category except tallness.
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DataWind has announced that it will launch three 22015G LTE capable phones in India around Diwali festival season next month.
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Studies have shown that people who don't charge their phones in their bedrooms are significantly happier than those who do.
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She was known to throw office objects in frustration, including binders and phones, in the direction of aides, they said.
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Zuckerberg envisions users holding their phones in front of their faces to see virtual objects superimposed on the physical world.
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For five minutes go play on your phones in the other room if you don't want be present for this.
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The other big question is whether Google can keep these phones in stock, a very common problem with last year's Pixel.
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They have their phones in their hand, and they are probably checking Twitter and reading emails as they watch your pitch.
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They introduce reliance on our phones in one of the last places where we don't turn to our screens for entertainment.
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But globally, it&aposs a very different picture – roughly 85 percent of phones in the world run Google&aposs Android software.
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An employee reportedly mistook a drill for a real attack and sent the alert to all cell phones in the state.
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So yes, the Galaxy S7 or iPhone 6s are the best phones in the world for people with money to burn.
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Imagine being able to scrape video just for tagged animals, or people with phones in their hands or bicycles with panniers.
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FEMA and FEC officials said Tuesday they expected roughly 75 percent of cell phones in the United States to be pinged.
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Verizon was first, and it announced that it would be selling one of the phones in the first half of 2019.
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The most interesting thing about the Essential phone isn't even the phone itself, but Rubin's vision for phones in the future.
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Everyone at the table leans forward, phones in hand, as we try to snap the bizarre entrée in front of us.
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All have been proposed as draft candidates for the next set of new emoji, which would arrive on phones in 2018.
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Some of the emoji may get cut, but the ones that don't should be on our phones in about a year.
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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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This guy never phones in his defense, no matter how lighthearted the game is, so he should make a good secretary.
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So it paves the way to keep phones in the hands of the consumers for a longer time, which makes sense.
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The information is under embargo, but the company just launched its new Mi 10 series of phones in China on Thursday.
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Huawei said it had shipped 59 million phones in the first quarter and touted revenue of 179.7 billion yuan ($26.8 billion).
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The phones in our pockets are thousands of times more powerful, with connections thousands of times faster, than those old computers.
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So don't expect a quick charging turnaround if you've got a stack of phones in need of power in a room.
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Microsoft will now push ahead further with its cross-device efforts to make Windows connect with phones in more meaningful ways.
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Various heads of the US military and intelligence services have similarly echoed concerns and stopped selling the phones in retail stores.
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Verizon is now set to revert to selling carrier-locked phones in what it claims is an attempt to combat theft.
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Nope. It would, in fact, be Google — remotely changing settings on people's phones in the background with no notification or warning.
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In response, America's three largest wireless providers have suspended all sales and replacements of the phones in the last 24 hours.
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And, as we've seen with other Amazon phones in the past, the ads are not particularly useful or relevant to you.
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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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Though it was originally only available to Pixel phones, in June the company launched a standalone Android app for the feature.
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Comparatively, the first 4G smartphone ever was the HTC Evo in 2010, while Gigabit LTE came to Android phones in 2017.
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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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It also forbids the use of government-issued phones in a country with which Norway does not have established security cooperation.
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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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Apple only slows down phones in a specific condition: when an older battery can't deliver the power required to run faster.
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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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"The carrier channel is going to be incentivized to start selling 5G phones in the second half" of 53, he said.
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FEBRUARY 26 White House press secretary Sean Spicer asked to review staff's cell phones in effort to discourage leaks, sources say.
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Its initial business model involved holding few phones in stock, selling online only and offering only a limited number of models.
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Perhaps Apple will keep those phones in its inventory while swapping out the iPhone X for a newer, more advanced model.
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After launching two such phones in March — LG X cam and LG X screen — it has now announced four more devices.
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He'll even conduct the meeting with Kevin with lights on, cell phones in the room — no special treatment, no bizarro moments.
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Three Costco employees in Iowa, Hawaii, and Florida, respectively, said too many customers are distracted by their phones in the store.
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ZTE alco could continue facing scrutiny from the intelligence community, which advises consumers against buying ZTE-made phones in the U.S.
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Fast forward to a generation who had cell phones in grade school and were told from birth how special they were.
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I don't think it'll affect how I review them, but we should all be more cautious with our phones in general.
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Indeed, congressional pressure earlier this year appeared to quash a deal in which AT&T would sell Huawei phones in America.
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Over the years, we've broken our phones in every conceivable way possible — and a few ways we didn't think were possible.
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When those vertically gifted people then put their phones in the air to take videos, it makes the situation kinda worse.
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How we know: The Times reviewed a database with information from more than a million phones in the New York area.
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To be fair, French Montana mostly phones in his mumbles, but Geko and Ay Em make for a winning tag team.
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Why it matters: What sets this incident apart is that the iPhone vulnerabilities were used to indiscriminately hack phones in bulk.
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We did a few benchmark tests to see how the S20 Plus compares to phones in a variety of price ranges.
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There aren't any phones in the U.S. that currently support all of the 5G technologies being rolled out by U.S. carriers.
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Since Samsung sells more phones in the US than any other Android manufacturer, there needs to be a better default solution.
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The officials added that the review was ordered after Mattis expressed his intent to ban personal cell phones in the Pentagon.
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Recently, he led a mini-tour of some of the city's notable pay phones, in a spirit of hail-and-farewell.
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The system forces cell phones in a geographic area to screech and display an emergency alert, such as an Amber Alert.
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But it does fall in line with the timeframe in which Samsung has released its Galaxy S phones in the past.
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You can get up to $650 for phones in the iPhone X lineup: the iPhone X, XR, XS, and XS Max.
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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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Qualcomm's recent chipset announcements show that we'll also see some 5G phones in 53 with mid-range prices, likely around $700.
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White House staff will be banned from carrying personal cell phones in the West Wing starting next week, Politico reported Wednesday.
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From that point forward, staffers will not be allowed to have personal cell phones in the White House from 6 a.m.
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We don't have desk phones in our bureau and everyone bounces around, so it pays to be as mobile as possible.
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The majority of us struggle financially and are exploited as cheap labor whether we teach, fabricate, or answer phones in galleries.
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California adds new tech to stop contraband cell phones in prison California adds new tech to stop contraband cell phones in prison The California Department of Corrections is launching an ambitious new program to stop the inflow of contraband cell phones into the state's prison system — and the nation's largest prison phone company is paying for it.
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Normally, players have to keep the game open and be looking at their phones in order to detect nearby Pokéstops and Pokémon.
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While many states already restrict the use of cell phones in the car, California is now taking that precaution a step further.
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Apple typically announces new phones in September which close enough on the calendar that I'd probably wait and see what was next.
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There are far more mobile phones in the world than desktop computers, and the pace of development for computers has slowed accordingly.
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It was basically dead even with the iPhone 7 and Google Pixel in most situations, and even outperformed those phones in others.
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T-Mobile will also let subscribers block all suspected scam calls so those calls never reach their phones in the first place.
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Previously, Xiaomi sold phones in Mexico via partners but this upcoming launch will see it make a deeper push in the country.
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First, he had put all the cordless phones in the house on speaker and said he was leaving to run some errands.
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When a handful of manufacturers started dipping their phones in aquariums at trade shows, it initially seemed like a cry for attention.
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New generations of mobile-phone technology have appeared roughly once a decade, starting with the 53G networks for analogue phones in 25.
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The transmission is then sprinkled back down, giving users on the ground access to reliable internet on their phones in emergency situations.
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Apple sold only 3 percent more phones in the quarter compared with a year earlier, despite what it said were major improvements.
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LG last week quit making phones in its home country of South Korea, opting to lower costs by shifting production to Vietnam.
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The car booking feature will be available later this year on Android phones in the United States and United Kingdom, Google said.
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Samsung now believes it will commercialize foldable phones in 2019, despite initially planning to unveil them as early as 2015 or 2016.
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Someone left one of the phones in a Lyft, and a blogger from the Ukraine has shared specs and full unboxing video.
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The OnePlus 5T can feel downright luxurious compared to other Android phones in an information-dense app like Gmail, Slack, or Kindle.
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Employees in green aprons and customers with their cell phones in their hands stopped briefly at the door, before following her outside.
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Last week, Samsung recalled 1,858 Note 7 phones in China from a different batch that had been distributed before general sales began.
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Google is pushing full steam ahead with its flagship phones in an effort to earn its own share of the Android market.
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But it and other would-be minimal phones, in my opinion, are too slavish in their imitations of devices from years past.
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While the company has released other Lite series phones in the past, they've mostly been limited to India and the Middle East.
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It was designed to allow the sitting president to send a message to all U.S. phones in the event of national emergency.
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And it turns out, those who put their phones in another room were able to retain the most data thrown at them.
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YouTube is physically different, for one, appearing on phones in pockets and in playgrounds in a way a CRT TV never could.
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But I also refuse to pretend that these phones in our pockets are simply tools that we can put in a box.
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As of this month, the Manhattan district attorney has more than 400 such phones in evidence, with no method for unlocking them.
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And so there's times my partner, Gemma and I, we just leave our phones in a box in the hallway at home.
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Combine it with the f29 aperture, and Samsung's newest phones have an advantage over the iPhone 24S phones in low light situations.
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Walgreens is working with LabCorp, Humana, Sprint and others on everything from offering senior care services to selling phones in their stores.
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The Nokia S40 discontinuation will likely put many users of older Nokia phones in developing countries in a bit of a bind.
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Apple won that case with a jury awarding them $399 million in damages -- the total profits from the Samsung phones in question.
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To date, Samsung has received 96 reports of overheating phones in the US, with 23 of those coming after the initial recall.
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In five of the nine cases cited in that table, the phones in question were running versions of iOS below iOS 8.
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That time Trump accused Obama of 'tapping' his phones In March, Trump accused his predecessor of tapping his phones during the election.
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But the Justice Department is still trying to force Apple in court to help unlock encrypted phones in Brooklyn, Boston and elsewhere.
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The company does not sell phones in the U.S., but its head of international business, Wang Xiang, has said that may change.
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There were no phones in the village, so he called people he knew in a nearby city, and contacted the Red Cross.
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Until recently, that trend was fueled by heavy subsidies on high-end phones in exchange for agreeing to a two-year contract.
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In 2016, it attempted to import and sell refurbished phones in India, but its request was rejected by the government multiple times.
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Compared to what's coming, they are like the Commodore PET (look it up, kids) or those huge car phones in old movies.
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It also says no cellphones are allowed in the venues and encourages visitors to leave their phones in cars or at home.
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One issue surrounding cell phone bans is concern about students having access to their phones in the event of a mass shooting.
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HMD said it sold 70 million smartphones and feature phones in 2017, even though it was only selling devices for two quarters.
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Of the three phones in Samsung's Galaxy S20 family, it's easy to understand why someone would immediately gravitate towards the S13 Ultra.
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And one more casualty of Apple selling more than a billion phones in a decade's time: daydreaming has become a lost art.
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The special counsel made two separate requests for emails, laptops and cell phones in August covering 13 individuals associated with the transition.
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Vivo's X9 and the Oppo A57 made up the other two phones in the best-selling smartphone top five list from Counterpoint.
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Microsoft is offering up to $650 for phones in the iPhone X lineup, including the iPhone X, XR, XS, and XS Max.
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" Trump tweeted, only six weeks after taking office, later adding, "President Obama was tapping my phones in October, just prior to Election!
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I MEAN WE ARE GOING TO HAVE MOBILE PHONES IN THE HANDS OF PEOPLE IN THE NEXT YEAR THAT IS 5-G.
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I mean, are things just going to start to disappear in our homes too, not just in the phones in our pockets?
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My sons got flip phones in seventh grade and iPhones in ninth grade (the older one) and eighth grade (the younger one).
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Huawei has only released its own folding phones in China, and Apple has yet to release a 20233G iPhone of any kind.
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Once phones in a potentially wide area connect to the device, it grabs a SIM card's unique identifying code—an IMSI number.
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In fact, over the weekend, someone seems to have left one of the new phones in the back of a Lyft car.
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We couldn't get it to connect with iOS phones in our tests, and our experience seems to be echoed in support forums online.
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Photo: LGEven though LG has put out a respectable line of phones in 2018, sales for the company's mobile division continue to struggle.
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As part of local government's 'Make in India' program, phone vendors that assemble phones in the country are offered tax and other benefits.
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Both will be available preinstalled on Pixel 3 phones in Accessibility Settings and also available via the Google Play Store for other phones.
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About a third of Android phones in circulation are running 6.0 and are extra-vulnerable, according to the most recent Android developer data.
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That "open beacon format" came under criticism when it was revealed that it was recording audio from phones in order to transmit data.
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After the fight, Kardashian claimed Chyna damaged a television, broke down a door, damaged the walls and destroyed cell phones in the house.
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OnePlus may release three phones in early 2020, including the OnePlus 8, OnePlus 8 Pro, and supposedly cheaper mid-range OnePlus 8 "Lite."
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In 2015, for example, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) searched less than 5,000 phones; in 2016, DHS searched more than 25,000 phones.
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In fact, before the OnePlus 6T, the only companies to get phones in carrier stores without such cruft have been Apple and Google.
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Security vulnerabilities in LTE can allow hackers to "easily" spoof presidential alerts sent to mobile phones in the event of a national emergency.
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I hope there will be other versions that support Bluetooth and mobile phones in the future as Blockchain is quite popular on mobile.
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This is less about autonomous vehicles and more about simply making cars work "like phones" in terms of their seamless connectivity, Little explained.
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Like Samsung, LG releases its flagship line of phones in the spring and a weirder, but still high-end, phone in the fall.
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OnePlus phones in the past have borne similarities to devices from Oppo, prompting speculation over whether OnePlus is as independent as it claims.
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LG traditionally launches its G-series phones in the first half of the year, followed by its V-series in the second half.
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Alipay is available only as a smartphone app, linked to a bank account, reflecting the rapid uptake of internet-enabled phones in China.
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We need to actually feel these phones in our hands and get a sense of the software, but so far this looks promising.
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Instead, tell the stories that domestic news consumers demand, delivered directly to their phones in a manner they can come to rely upon.
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You can't yet buy Xiaomi phones in the US, but the company says that may be changing in the next year or two.
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Without any kind of partnership with wireless carriers, Huawei can't get its phones in front of customers the way Apple or Samsung can.
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Here's what Bronstein has to say about them: There are large, large numbers of feature phones in the market today — hundreds of millions.
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There are a lot of phones in the Nokia 21's price range now, and many of them share the same basic specs.
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Even without selling phones in the U.S., Chinese tech titan Huawei is well on its way to becoming the world's largest smartphone maker.
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A majority of parents (20163%) and teens (70%) check their phones in the half hour before bed, despite researchers' recommendations against doing so.
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Huawei doesn't sell a meaningful number of phones in the U.S., but has grabbed a significant share in Canada and parts of Europe.
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Consumers aren't incentivized to buy new phones when they all look similar and the market is saturated with used phones in good condition.
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Samsung, Huawei, Xiaomi and Royole all have folding phones in the works, and Motorola may be joining their ranks with a new Razr.
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CEO Lei Jun has, however, spoken publicly of his goal to sell Xiaomi phones in the U.S. by "early 2019" at the latest.
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We don't know any more details about the ceremony, only that the couple should definitely have everyone put their phones in a safe.
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We stare at our phones in such a way that the spine is affected by a forward-leaning tilt towards our handheld devices.
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That would put Apple a year behind some of its Android rivals which have said they plan to have 5G phones in 2019.
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I can't: Smart kayakers stash phones in waterproof bags or wear them on secure armbands if using them as MP3 or podcast players.
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Huawei which has been growing rapidly and is now the third biggest smartphone player, had no phones in the top 10 most-shipped.
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Britt Johnson, special agent in charge of the Atlanta FBI office, told CNN that contraband cell phones in prisons are a tremendous problem.
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Xiaomi is the fifth biggest smartphone vendor by market share, according to IDC, and sells around 90 percent of its phones in China.
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What's the point of having a $100 billion industry if it can't secure phones in a place where a bunch of hackers gather?
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That's 2100 million phones in total — 27 million of the original Note 7, and 900,000 "replacement" Note 7s — that need to go back.
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The firm insists that demand remains strong, claiming it sold nearly 7m phones in June alone (it shifted more than 70m last year).
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It is being slowly rolled out through Samsung's product base and is already available in phones in foreign markets, including Russia and India.
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Any cell phones in the area would have been forced to connect to the RCMP's device and send identifying information to the police.
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The only innovation here was the introduction of a service called Yondr, which asks concertgoers to place their cell phones in sealed pouches.
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Samsung last week announced a recall of 1,858 Note 7 phones in China but those devices were products distributed before the official Sept.
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Huawei shipped 58.7 million phones in the second quarter of 2019, marking an 8% increase compared to the same quarter one year ago.
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The probe began examining problems with contraband and cell phones in one facility and uncovered issues in 11 of the state's 35 prisons.
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Wait until the October iPhone event to continue being bored with the releases, yet buy new phones in record numbers in the meantime?
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To remedy their temporary blindness, Plant told the women to just open both eyes when they looked at their phones in the morning.
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Launching as a Seattle-based pilot program on April 15th, the company is aiming to "put an end to dead phones in Seattle".
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The gadget maker has also become the top seller of phones in India, in part by opening hundreds of stores in rural areas.
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Michael Vick's down for touchdown celebrations ... but when it comes to pullin' out cell phones in the endzone like Michael Thomas did Sunday??
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Assembling phones in India allows Apple — as it does to other phone makers — to enjoy some tax benefits that Narendra Modi's government provides.
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Binney has also told Fox News that Trump was "absolutely right" to allege that the Obama administration "wiretapped" his phones in Trump Tower.
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It is for these reasons that most people prefer to be silent during the call, with their phones in speaker mode and muted.
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One interesting thing is, I talked to a bunch of senators today about the fact that they can't bring their cell phones in.
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Complying would also set a dangerous precedent, the company argues, allowing the FBI to ask for more help hacking phones in future cases.
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The South Korean tech giant in February launched its M-series phones in India, which are sold only through Samsung's website and Amazon.
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If I gave him the phone number for the Social Security office, he'd rail about how bad the phones in the motel were.
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According to Bright, 2016 sales of pre-owned phones in the U.S. and U.K. were responsible for avoiding 424 tonnes of e-waste.
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In the Philippines, revelers gathered — phones in hand — at the Eastwood Mall in Manila to watch balloons and confetti rain down at midnight.
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Several players emerged from the tunnel holding their phones in front of their faces, filming videos as they performed slow, 360-degree rotations.
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Perhaps even more remarkable is that the number of mobile phones in use globally now exceeds the number of people on the planet.
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So let's tuck our cell phones in and do whatever we can to get our uninterrupted six, seven, or eight hours of rest.
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And not only that, Sam went on eBay and bought some of the most popular phones in Brazil, which is not the iPhone. Yeah.
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One early example is Abra, which enables money transfer between any two mobile phones in the world by utilizing Bitcoin on the back end.
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"If China lashes out at U.S. companies that make cars or phones in China, it's hurting some of its own people too," says Greengart.
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The phones in the two cases have different security features, with the New York phone running an earlier version of the iPhone operating software.
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While second quarter sales figures have yet to be tallied, it's clear that consumers are reluctant to buy Huawei phones in the current environment.
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Verizon later followed suit at the end of January when it also pulled out of an agreement to carry Huawei phones in retail stores.
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The company sold 212 million phones in the year ended in September, and analysts are projecting another 224 million this year, according to FactSet.
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This phone isn't remaking the way we think about phones in as grand a manner as the original iPhone, or even the iPhone 4.
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However, that still leaves a second full USB-C at your disposal, which is something I wouldn't mind seeing on more phones in general.
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The California phone maker could face an additional requirement to produce its phones in India under an Indian government policy that encourages local manufacturing.
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The move marks a big deviation for the company, which has until recently relied exclusively on online stores for selling its phones in India.
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AEDT In a statement, Apple said its investigation had so far found no evidence customer data was stolen from phones in the Carindale store.
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If you did want to start selling Huawei phones in the US, shipping individual units would be a pretty bad way to do it.
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No, Dairy Queen wasn't turning away loitering Pokémon GO users, even if they are wandering in glued to their phones in search of Pokémon.
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But whether Samsung can continue to reap profits from its smartphones depends on the demand for those phones, in particular its most expensive models.
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Verizon began activating its 5G network for phones in early April, starting with Chicago and Minneapolis, where it promised download speeds up to 1Gbps.
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If all these manufacturers progress toward shipping a device like Samsung, then expect to see a lot of foldable phones in 2019 and beyond.
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To protect the privacy of the Facebook users whose posts they review, workers are required to store their phones in lockers while they work.
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It's unclear when Google will launch the Pixel 4, but it typically releases its new phones in the fall after Apple's September iPhone events.
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That's a laudable effort, but it's hard to imagine it being a true differentiator when people are comparing shiny new phones in a store.
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The (obvious) bad news here is that not being able to see is scary, and nearly all of us check our phones in bed.
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Yesterday, phones in New York City rang with that same sound, but with an unfamiliar, alarming message about the suspect wanted for Saturday's bombing.
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Yet unlike the phones in our pockets or smartwatches on our wrists, this new approach to router design is more about function than vanity.
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All the phones in the salon are inundated with emergency alerts warning them of an oncoming missile that is about to obliterate Los Angeles.
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Two women went temporarily blind from constantly checking their phones in the dark, say doctors who are now alerting others to the unusual phenomenon.
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More recently, he has tried to pressure Apple CEO Tim Cook into building phones in the United States, even though that makes no sense.
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The two chocolate bunnies — one is a boy, the other a girl — each hold up tiny phones in order to snap a self portrait.
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Huawei also relaunched its smartphone business in Brazil recently after a false start in 2014, and now plans to manufacture phones in the country.
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Across Europe, the United States, Japan, urban China, and Australia, the iPhone X was one of the top three best-selling phones in December.
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When Instagram first arrived on Windows Phones in 2013, it was a somewhat pale imitation of the experience you get on Android and iOS.
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The parkas and gloves help a little in that respect, as does the ban on electronic devices like cell phones in the ice bar.
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"So, Lin, as you know, there's nothing that makes me more cross that people using their phones in the movie theater," Blunt, 35, says.
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By smell alone, dogs find illegally imported guava, illicit cell phones in prison, imported shark fins in suitcases, termites, fire ants and bed bugs.
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Meanwhile, people who kept their phones in their pocket or bag came in slightly behind those who kept their phone in a separate room.
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Now, attendees of Alicia Keys concerts have to place their phones in a case that locks while they are in the phone-free zone.
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For one thing, internet access stands at just 11 percent of the population despite more than 130 million active cell phones in the country.
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The CPSC estimates that's 97 percent of the phones in the U.S., so if you have a Galaxy Note 7, it is probably affected.
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There is a lot to like and fewer excuses than ever for updates not to come out for existing phones in a timely manner.
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Thus, he's taking the preemptive step of pushing to ban live-streaming via private phones in the Congress, to prevent theatrical displays of opposition.
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LG's used this dual-camera selfie trick on some of its phones in the past, but on Pixel 123, it appears to work better.
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Microsoft and Nokia have sold a total of 110 million Windows Phones compared to 4.5 billion iOS and Android phones in the same period.
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According a tweet from one of the troopers, he did agree to put the phones in his backseat for the rest of his drive.
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One Georgia Chick-fil-A restaurant challenged its customers to keep their phones in a "Cell Phone Coop" on the table throughout the meal.
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But, whether we're bopping around our local boutiques or shopping from our phones in bed, we still can't seem to get enough of it.
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Cops say he smashed multiple cell phones in the moments before they arrested him, but the rapper says that's hardly proof he was pimping.
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Its market position has improved in the last few years, led by the increasing penetration of home appliances and mobile phones in the country.
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However, AT&T says it's starting, not stopping, with a hotspot and will likely have phones in the first half of next year too.
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Consumers will take a step-function jump in what they're willing to spend on an iPhone given most buy their phones in installment plans.
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Samsung, which shipped about 7 million phones in India's 2016 third quarter, pushed that number to 9.4 million this year to keep the lead.
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The study concluded that those who didn't use their phones in their bedrooms showed a statistically significant increase happiness and overall quality of life.
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Google was also on track to sell an estimated three million to five million Pixel phones in the fourth quarter, according to Morgan Stanley.
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The company plans to ship 200 million phones in 2020, which will be fueled by the launch of four new iPhones, the report said.
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Apple has released phones in colors like yellow and green in the past, but this year's lineup has a softer, more pastel-like tone.
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Mr. Steyer of Common Sense Media said he set other limits, like no smartphones at the dinner table and no phones in the classroom.
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Until recently, current FBI Director Christopher Wray repeatedly claimed that the Bureau had been unable to get into more than 7,000 phones in 2017.
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And even when you factor that 2120,4.13 mAh battery back in, there's at least three other phones in this price range I'd rather have.
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But the president argued argued that ordinary citizens also need to expect some intrusion into their phones in order to ensure a safe society.
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Twitter, Facebook, email, most web pages… we hold our phones in one hand, scroll up and down with our thumbs, and tap on stuff.
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To be sure, Huawei phones in China haven't had access to Google's Play Store in China for years, where Google's app store is blocked.
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And in the second month of his presidency, Trump accused Obama without evidence of tapping his phones in Trump Tower during the 2016 campaign.
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Officers can then dock their phones in the car or police station to benefit from a larger screen and keyboard when entering collected evidence.
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More than that, the app effectively encourages users to spend time in each others' company, even though they still have phones in their hands.
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Social media users hoping to lean on their phones in order to avoid family interactions on Thanksgiving had a temporary loss of their crutch.
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"Inmates always find ways to smuggle phones in, therefore they could live-stream the incident and mobilize support from outside the prison," he said.
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Still, hundreds more stood outside the arena during the service, listening and watching on their phones in what felt like a somber block party.
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If you have Android phones in your house, chances are many of them have Quick Charge technology that allows them to juice up faster.
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Mobile roaming charges British citizens currently enjoy surcharge-free roaming on their mobile phones in EU countries, and vice versa, under an EU regulation.
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Government minders then tailed the reporters and later forced them to delete all photos, audio and video recordings taken on their phones in Tumxuk.
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Last quarter, the company began selling phones in India through offline stores, which still account for more than two-thirds of all smartphone sales.
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"Cell phones in prisons are the number one public safety problem in America," says Bryan Stirling, director of the South Carolina Department of Corrections.
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The Times reviewed a database of more than a million phones in the New York area, a sample of information held by one company.
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But given that carriers and manufacturers are slow to push updates, most Android phones in the world run old versions of the operating system.
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Someday, Meizu might sell phones in the U.S., but it knows it faces intellectual property issues and other challenges before it can do so.
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From three million phones in 2017, sales may sink to two million this year, according to their estimate, the first decline in four years.
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Apple can afford a price cut Maybe you don't care all that much about selling phones in India, what with your new focus on services.
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For his second show, Pratt went with Garth Brooks' "Papa Loved Mom," which brought the excited crowd up on its feet — and phones in hand.
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Many smartphone makers are counting on Qualcomm to deliver its 5G chipset on time in late 2018 to roll out their 5G phones in 2019.
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Now Facebook says it will roll out a version of the tool, which has already been available on Android phones, on Apple phones in March.
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While a Google smartwatch won't be coming this year, the company is reportedly planning on launching Pixel 3 phones in early October, according to Bloomberg.
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Earlier this year it discontinued a 2015 contract manufacturing deal with Foxconn Technology Co Ltd to make its mid-end X phones in southern India.
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Creepy TrackingThere's a longstanding theory that Facebook secretly accesses the microphone on unsuspecting users' phones in order to eavesdrop on conversations and better serve ads.
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Alarmed by the flames, emergency officials sent emergency messages to millions of mobile phones in the region urging residents to remain alert for fire danger.
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Remittances has been one area that has been targeted because money transfers has one of the key uses for mobile phones in the developing world.
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But it's obviously going to be disappointing to Android enthusiasts who might have been looking forward to a choice of Snapdragon 835 phones in March.
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Sure, you miss out on wireless charging, but that's also true of the OnePlus 6T and the majority of other phones in this price class.
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There are certainly better all-around phones in its price bracket, but the G8X does enough different that it might just find a niche audience.
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During the months of talks, both sides would leave their phones in envelopes at the gate of the diplomatic club where the discussions were held.
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As hard as this may be to actually make happen, something that would encourage people to leave their phones in their pockets the whole time.
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"I want a proper job, like, yesterday," said 29-year-old Lloyd Takaona, who makes a living fixing mobile phones in Harare's Central Business District.
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You might remember in "The Dark Knight" when Batman turns all the phones in the city into sonic locators in order to find the Joker.
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But for the most part, all of the critiques that might have been levied against OnePlus' phones in 2016 and 2017 will still apply here.
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The U.K. Sun reports that at least a handful of users took the video's advice, and ended up badly damaging their phones in the process.
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If there's a singular trend to point to for phones in 2018, it's the effort to cram as much screen into a device as possible.
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While the actress did not have an acting role, she did tell audience members to turn off their cell phones in a pre-show announcement.
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Samsung got busted for the same behavior on its flagship phones in 2013, and just last year, OnePlus was found to have done the same.
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In the first quarter of 2017, IDC reports Huawei shipped 3.6 million phones in Europe and had a respectable 11.4 percent share of the market.
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I'll be very honest: selling mobile phones in Jakarta is a very different experience than selling a multi-thousand dollar Birkin bag to luxury consumers.
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Both are budget phones, and with today's discount, there aren't other phones in their price range that have similar flagship-like-but-not-quite features.
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But despite the non-existence of Nokia phones in America for almost three years, the brand is back, albeit not quite the same as before.
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The phones in the impressive lineup all come with Face ID technology, no home buttons, and, obviously most important of all — fancy 'n fun colors.
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Famously, he also asked journalists to place their phones in the hotel fridge, to prevent transmission of any surreptitious recording through their microphones or cameras.
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The iPhone SE is a nostalgia throwback that puts modern technology into what was the undisputed King of small phones in 2013, the iPhone 5s.
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There have also been video leaks, renders, Geekbench numbers revealing all the specs, and even Google's own store accidentally listed the phones in early April.
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Cummins, 50, and the teen threw their phones in a river and disabled their car's GPS device to avoid detection, FBI agent Utley Noble said.
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The firm has sold 2.5 million Note 7 phones in 10 markets including South Korea and the United States that are subject to the recall.
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Those keyfob phones are apparently illegal now—if only due to trademark infringement of that BMW logo—but phones in prisons remain a big problem.
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The commission voted to crack down on robocalls from fraudulent numbers and to make it easier for corrections officials to find contraband phones in prisons.
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Confine online activity to common areas such as the dining room or living room and have kids charge their phones in another room at night.
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Additionally, the duo go into Nilay's recent article about replacing the 3.5mm headphone jack from phones, in response to the rumors about Apple's next iPhone.
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They can fix your iPhones, iPads, and Samsung Galaxy phones in about 25–30 minutes, and are basically the modern-day heroes of our generation.
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Despite being effectively banned from selling its phones in the U.S., Huawei has overtaken Apple to become the second largest smartphone maker in the world.
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Then, like a bolt from the blue around November 15, a robo-call claiming to be from the Washington Post started ringing phones in Alabama.
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According to Canalys data, India shipped 9.23 million phones in the third quarter of this year, 23 percent higher than the same period in 2016.
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Among other charges, Trump falsely claimed that former President Obama had committed a serious felony by ordering the wiretapping of his phones in Trump Tower.
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Unlike traditional carriers, which sell phones in physical retail stores and online, both Project Fi and Republic Wireless primarily sell their phones and services online.
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"From a realistic perspective we are hoping to be able to start delivering the phones in the early first quarter of 2019," Landau told Reuters.
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In the United States, an estimated $8.7 billion in purchases were made with phones in 2015, according to a survey by eMarketer, a research firm.
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The first DHS agent then asked Abi-Habib for her two cell phones, in order "to collect information," Abi-Habib reports the officer as saying.
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Unpromising pay phone prospects The demise of pay phones is an unsurprising result of cell phones in 95% of Americans' pocket, according to Pew Research.
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TechAdvisor has put together a list of the 20 best dual-SIM phones in the UK for 2016 — it includes the new Samsung Galaxy A7.
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For instance, we have three Android phones in our house, and it was not immediately evident within the app which phone belonged to which person.
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Armed with just the number and a few hundred dollars, he said he could find the current location of most phones in the United States.
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That for one of the most popular phones in the world, the average user has no easy way to check if their device is hacked.
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Orbital Insight can gather geolocation data from 10 to 20 percent of phones in any mall, he said, with pings every 15 minutes on average.
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Cops ultimately located the car and found Glocc with cuts on his hands from allegedly smashing multiple cell phones in his possession to avoid detection.
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Cellular and internet connectivity remains spotty, which helps explain why many of the townspeople I talked to carried flip phones in their purses or pockets.
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In cheaper phones in years past, a low-quality camera was always the biggest downside, but the Pixel 3A's camera isn't much of a compromise.
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All employees at Accenture Canada are required to put their cell phones in lockers as a way to protect client confidentiality, the temp employee said.
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Immediately below the TV was a moss-colored, Connemara marble desk with a coffee and tea machine and one of two phones in the room.
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And one of the wackiest phones in recent memory is the Oppo Reno, whose unique styling has been passed down to the new Reno 6.13.
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Customers can scan their phones in store lobbies to pick up pizzas from a heated compartment, or put instructions for drivers in the instruction area.
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It makes a few gestures toward "Planet of the Apes"-style apocalypticism, attempts a bit of tongue-in-cheeky humor and phones in the rest.
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And until companies like LG, OnePlus, and Google release new phones in 2020, all we have to compare Samsung's latest phone to is older phones.
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Since Google bought the HTC team that made its Pixel phones in 2017, the firm has been fairly quiet when it comes to new releases.
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As voice-recognition technology that mimics human communication becomes ubiquitous on phones, in homes and in cars, modern life increasingly resembles robot-heavy science fiction.
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Without these innovations, we wouldn't have much of the technology we take for granted today, including the tiny cameras on mobile phones in our pockets.
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Last year saw the releases of several 5G phones in the U.S., but you generally had to spend around $1,000 or more to get one.
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That means Huawei needs to sell more than twice as many phones in its home market to make the same money in sales as Apple.
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Samsung announced its new Galaxy S3943 Lite and Note10 Lite ahead of CES 2020, but we got to check out both phones in Las Vegas.
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He was hired to answer phones in the jewelry department, mostly on the merit of his French accent, and later trained as a jewelry specialist.
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After all, there are more efficient ways of getting rich or powerful than by answering phones in a congressional office or writing tweets about roads.
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The move is the second significant change in phone policy since Kelly first implemented a ban on personal phones in the West Wing in January.
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It has also flooded the Iranian market with low-cost consumer goods, including cheap cell phones in the biggest mobile market in the Middle East.
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Ms. Klobuchar, above, in Iowa last week, threw office objects in frustration, including binders and phones, in the direction of aides, former staff members said.
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Huawei is still permitted to sell phones in the UK and, given its difficulties in the US, Europe remains one of its biggest consumer markets.
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The Shenzhen-based company shipped nearly 30 million phones in the three months ended in March, up 41% compared to the same period a year earlier.
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Not that the company can properly sell its phones in the U.S. anyway — the government has essentially banned Huawei phones from being sold by American carriers.
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I've destroyed two phones in my life, but now that I have coverage my phone is in pristine condition and has never needed to be replaced.
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Gionee has 4,000 stores stocking its phones in India for example, a model it is trying to replicate in other territories to increase its physical footprint.
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The company does everything it can to push users to buy new phones, or take their phones in for repair at Apple stores, but I persevered.
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The storm had shredded a Verizon cell tower that night, a spokesperson for the carrier said, preventing the emergency warning from reaching phones in that area.
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The deal is also only available to S10 customers in the US, although Samsung and Spotify may expand that offer to other phones in the future.
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The lineup is expected to consist of three phones in total (the M10, M93, and M30), all of them featuring Samsung's new "Infinity-V" teardrop display.
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AT&T will offer 5G-powered mobile hotspots in a dozen cities this year before likely rolling out phones in the first half of next year.
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But don't try too hard because even though no US carriers sell Huawei phones in the US, lots of other Chinese companies still sell phones here.
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Alright, so they didn't exactly have cell phones in the 1940s, but if they did, Drake's "Hotline Bling" would have been the anthem of the summer.
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The Mi 9 will be available in China first, before expanding to other regions Xiaomi sells phones in (which, before you ask, don't include the US).
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I wouldn't recommend anyone buy a phone today because of 5G, but that doesn't mean that 5G phones won't be good phones in their own right.
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When jostled, a built-in accelerometer triggers a GPS system that tracks the package's location, and, simultaneously, four phones in wide-angle filming mode begin recording.
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I'd like to put a friendly sign on our door that asks guests to use phones in our home only in the event of an emergency.
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Ceva estimates its designs will be included in almost 200 million LTE phones in 2016 and is targeting 400-500 million phones annually within three years.
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Profitability fell as lower sales mean the company receives fewer rebates from the companies from which it buys items like televisions and mobile phones in bulk.
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The 636 succeeds the 630, which just started showing up in phones in the past couple of months, and boasts a 40 percent improvement in performance.
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TechRadar reports that HMD sold 4.4 million Nokia-branded phones in Q4 2017, that's more in three months than Google's Pixel sales for the entire year.
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The government would work with firms that seek to participate in the manufacturing and assembling of phones, in order to drive down their costs, Mucheru said.
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It was an aboutface for the brand, which had recalled 1 million phones in the U.S. in mid-September, issuing replacement devices it said were safe.
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Trump did not cite any specific information when he accused former President Barack Obama of tapping his phones in a series of tweets earlier this month.
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"We were really strict about it, they were able to check their phones in the lobby but not bring them in to the venue," she says.
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As part of its probe, the House panel is also looking into Trump's accusations that President Barack Obama wiretapped phones in Trump Tower during the campaign.
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After all, it was just this year that 200,000 Uber users deleted the app from their phones in protest of its perceived mistreatment of taxi drivers.
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Almost two weeks have gone by since the president accused his predecessor, President Obama, of wiretapping the phones in Trump Tower during last year's election campaign.
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It's through phones in this price range that a vast number of people will take photos, check their email, read news, and interact with the world.
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The best phones in this price range do a good job of managing those tradeoffs, and the one doing it best right now is LG's K30.
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According to the same Bloomberg story, the Cupertino-based company also has two other phones in the works that will drop before the end of 2018.
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This means Apple will be at least a year behind rivals such as Samsung, who are said to be planning to launch 25G phones in 22012.
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Still, if you want one of the fastest charging phones in town, the 6T McLaren Edition blazes by the regular 6T version and many other phones.
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But that's the state of phones in 2018 and will only get more extreme in 2019 as phones with 10GB and 12GB (yes, 63GB) of RAM.
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As for the two biggest questions - when will Xiaomi go public and when will it start selling phones in the U.S., Lei Jun offered few details.
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It required telecom companies to build so-called "backdoors" into their systems so that police could more easily conduct surveillance on targets' phones in real time.
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In text messages sent to mobile phones in the coastal area, Gangneung City Hall called for people to be wary of flying objects and falling debris.
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Samsung says it will replace phones in 10 countries where the device is sold and that it will take about two weeks to manufacture the replacements.
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The government may want to keep its knowledge to itself, given that Apple says it will reject similar orders to help hack phones in the future.
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The difference between 6.1 inches and 6.3 inches might seem notable on paper, but when you hold these phones in person, you'll hardly notice a difference.
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"He phones in to every darn show — none of the rest of us do that," Christie said on Sean Hannity's show Wednesday night on Fox News.
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SPIEGEL: I THINK IT'S UNLIKELY THAT THESE GLASSES ARE GOING TO REPLACE PHONES IN THE SAME WAY PEOPLE STILL USE DESKTOP COMPUTERS USE THEIR LAPTOPS ETC .
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According to local outlet Mundo Deportivo, the pair requested that guests leave their phones in lockers and wrote notes reminding attendees not to take any photos.
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You still get a very solid camera with the X21, but know that there are other Vivo phones in the same price range that offer more.
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It also plans to do internal testing of 5G phones in the fourth quarter of this year for a launch some time next year, Yu said.
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Windows Phone was eventually rebranded Windows 10 for Phones in 2015 before Microsoft announced in the fall of 2017 that development for the platform was finished.
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But that shouldn't stop companies from trying to leverage how predictable we are when it comes to how we use our phones in certain specific situations.
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While seeing the number of mobile phones in emerging markets go from thousands to billions, I am constantly reminded that electricity access is still dramatically insufficient.
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Sanders said the decision to ban staffers from using personal cell phones in the West Wing has been in the works for the past six months.
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As much as we might fantasize about it, we probably won't delete our social media accounts and toss our phones in the nearest body of water.
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"Our politicians are incapable of telling the truth," said Christian Boka, a 24-year-old student who was selling power to recharge mobile phones in Kinshasa.
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The sales reflect that: between the S10 5G and the Note 10 Plus 5G, Samsung said it managed to sell 53 million 5G phones in 2019.
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Otherwise, here are some extra thoughts I had after checking out all the phones in person, attending Samsung's keynote, and talking to a lot of people.
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I mean, the kiosks that people charge their phones in get knocked over, so a bodega vending machine is definitely going to get smashed as well.
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The digital overhaul applies only to European cellphone contracts, meaning Americans and others may still see hefty fees when they use their phones in the region.
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That means Chinese consumers will buy 33 million fewer phones in the first three months of the year, according to Will Wong, an analyst with IDC.
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Word leaked that AT&T was going to announce at that year's Consumer Electronics Show that it would start selling Huawei phones in the United States.
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The Pentagon in May tightened some of its policies on the use of mobile phones in the building after a months-long review on the issue.
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In his remarks, Barr suggested that the Trump administration had begun discussing legislation to provide law enforcement access to encrypted phones in cases such as these.
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Apple says that, for locked phones, in order to retrieve data that hasn't been uploaded to the company's servers, it would have to build special software.
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Smartphone maker Xiaomi plans to sell more premium mobile phones in China because consumers are willing to pay for them, according to a senior company executive.
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This will be available on both the iPhone 113 and the iPhone 11 Pro which, again, are two very similar phones in terms of significant features.
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I could imagine a world where Google required phones that have the Google Play Store and Google Apps to update their phones in a timely manner.
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Mobile phones in the area surrounding where the child disappeared will receive messages with the child's name, a physical description and where they were last seen.
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The experience will be more than a little awkward as long as people have to consume augmented reality by holding their phones in front of them.
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So it's missing what's happening on phones in and out of homes — which is a big deal — and what's happening over wireless networks — a smaller deal.
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The phones in her small law office have been ringing off the hook since the election, Washington said, which just serves to drive home the stakes.
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The two top-selling phones in that period were Xiaomi's Redmi Note 133 and Redmi 4, helping the company grow its sales 328 percent year on year.
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Google has been releasing Pixel phones in October for three years now, and so we're expecting a Pixel 93 and a Pixel 4 XL this October too.
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The FBI may use the same method on phones in cases in which the suspects are still alive, presenting the same opportunity for defense lawyers to pry.
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And that means great business for the iPhone hoarders who stand in line to buy the new phones in bushels — and sell them for a hefty profit.
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The "53GE" icon, which stands for "5G Evolution," and is showing up on some phones in select areas of coverage is not in fact 5G at all.
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Google is releasing 53 new gender-fluid emoji on Pixel phones in beta this week, and will add them to all Android Q phones later this year.
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According to Jannard, the company is about to launch the Komodo 6K camera, which should be working with Hydrogen phones in some way but it's unclear how.
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Huawei has sold more than 200 million phones in 2019, 64 days earlier than in 2018, it said, citing He Gang, head of Huawei's mobile phone division.
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For instance, compared to 250 million install base of smartphones in India, there are 450 million feature phones in use, according to market research firm Counterpoint Research.
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Qualcomm makes all of the 5G modems for phones in the US right now, and it's announcing new modems almost as fast as it's shipping current ones.
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Her attorney, Gloria Allred, said once at the party, her client's phone was taken from her because Brown didn't want anyone to have phones in the studio.
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The company plans to import the components but assemble the phones in India, in accordance with the Indian government's Make in India campaign, which encourages local manufacturing.
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The OnePlus 8 phones are likely to be announced fairly soon in early 2020, as OnePlus has been releasing phones in May for the last couple years.
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Oppo partners with Taiwan's Foxconn Technology, which also makes iPhones, on assembling phones in India, where Apple too has begun assembling some of its lower-end iPhones.
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Last month, Samsung reported its lowest quarterly profits on phones in six years, and said that the Galaxy Note 7 recall could cost at least $3 billion.
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The R215 Pro and X221 both use Qualcomm Snapdragon 63 processors and Micro USB charging, which are both standard for mid-to-high-end phones in China.
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Hot weather workout clothes for women tend to lack pockets so we're either stuck clutching our phones in our hands or shoving them into our sports bras.
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To give an indication of its decline, LG shipped more than 801.7 million phones in Q2801.25 2647.3 when its revenue was 2308.27 trillion RKW, or $3.26 billion.
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After the bombing, authorities sent out emergency alerts to mobile phones in the New York area warning residents to be on the look out for the suspect.
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The company is expected to announce new phones in Paris on March 27th, and today VentureBeat reporter Evan Blass tweeted new images of the rumored P20 phone.
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The "Project Loon" balloon project is delivering limited internet connectivity to LTE enabled phones in the hardest-hit areas of Puerto Rico and Alphabet said on Nov.
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Google said other platforms can apply to be part of the new choice screen, adding it will be introduced on Android phones in Europe by early 2020.
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So Sony's plan to launch it's newest Android Xperia phones in the US, just two months after it finally launched last year's model here, is big news.
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O'Keefe pleaded guilty to a scheme from 2010 where he and three others posed as telephone repairmen and tried to bug the phones in former Democratic Sen.
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They hold their phones in the air, hollering the "fuck it, I'm on one" line from Drake's collaboration with DJ Khaled with admirable devotion to the cause.
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Huawei shipped nearly 30 million phones in China in the quarter ended March, up 41% compared to the same period last year, according to research firm Canalys.
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The case, however, stirred national debate over whether it would set a precedent for authorities to unlock other phones in the future, and the question of privacy.
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When iOS 13 rolls out to phones in the fall dark mode can switch on for many built-in Apple apps like notes, calendar, maps, and photos.
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Long-standing rumors that China's biggest smartphone maker would sell its well-regarded phones in the the U.S. market were answered earlier this week ... and then not.
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"I'd bet a good lawyer could make a great case out of the fact that President Obama was tapping my phones in October, just prior to Election!"
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The screen's bottom bezel is conspicuously large, too, and new phones in 2016 without fingerprint sensors and USB-C ports are starting to feel a little outdated.
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Phones with the X50 5G modem are expected to be thicker than existing phones in the same way the first phones with 4G LTE modems were clunkers.
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Some AR experiences may very well be limited in their use or adoption because many people use phones in places where they are required to be stationary.
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They've become more than just phones in ways that smaller devices haven't matched — research shows that owners of phablets use their devices a lot more than others.
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For now Playground is just available on the Pixel 3, but the team is looking to bring the feature to past Pixel phones in the near future.
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As we'd learn, Juan harbors a distrust of phones in the hands of his pollos because he thinks US borderland law enforcement officials are tracking their movements.
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But if you want to pick up one of these phones in China, the Galaxy C5 will cost you around $330 while the C7 starts at $396.
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Using speakerphones and headsets; using airplane mode when carrying phones in a pocket, and other precautions to distance the device from our bodies are becoming standard practice.
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"We're all going to be sticking out our tongues to our phones in the near future," said Apple's Craig Federighi, senior vice president of Software Engineering. Okay!
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Taptic Engine feedback is the first really valuable new UI concept I've seen on phones in years, while 217D Touch always seemed like more of a gimmick.
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To support this new approach, he has employees leave their phones in their bags at the office and blocks access to social media on the company network.
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Both the Federal Aviation Administration and the C.P.S.C. have issued warnings advising Galaxy Note 7 owners not to use, charge or pack their phones in checked baggage.
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Samsung currently offers its flagship Samsung Galaxy S22020 and Galaxy Note 2200 phones in both 22019G and non-5G variants, with the 5G versions being more expensive.
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To afford them, millions of Americans sign one- or two-year contracts with their mobile carriers, which allows them to pay for their phones in monthly installments.
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That demonstration highlighted the power of an increasingly popular product among governments: software for remotely hacking phones in order to access communications and other data from targets.
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The Korean firm has used the event, which takes place in Barcelona and attracts over 100,000 attendees, to unveil its upcoming flagship phones in years gone by.
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While Xiaomi phones aren't available in the U.S., you can now buy Xiaomi phones in Spain, the U.K., France and Italy in addition to many Asian markets.
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Hatch is a 5G gaming platform that allows users to stream games on their mobile phones in the way Netflix does for movies or Spotify for music.
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The controversy stems from Apple's mobile operating software, iOS, which the company has slowed down on older phones in order to improve battery performance on those devices.
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LAS VEGAS — The iPhone 7 has turbocharged the move to wireless headphones, but even without cords, we're still tethered to our phones in a very real way.
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It sounds silly and inelegant now that we all carry around internet-connected phones in our pockets, but pagers made a ton of sense in their day.
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The driver agreed to put the phones in the back seat and the sergeant warned him not to pull over on the shoulder unless it's an emergency.
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The new feature is set to roll out to Pixel phones in the US in the coming months, with "select Android devices" set to get it, too.
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LG added a wide-angle lens to its G5 and V20 phones in 2016, and Samsung introduced it on the Galaxy S413 and S10+ early in 2019.
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Many low-bandwidth phones in those areas can't handle the data drainage of advertising, and Alibaba's UC Browser app offers a simple way to shut it out.
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It allows passengers to leave electronics like laptops and cell phones in their bags, and down the road could allow them to keep liquids in as well.
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Now, Ives estimates that there are roughly 60 million to 70 million iPhone users in China who are likely to upgrade their phones in the coming months.
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"The new emoji typically start showing up on mobile phones in September/October -- some platforms may release them earlier," the California-based Unicode Consortium announced on Wednesday.
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It goes on to describe how Giuliani later left one of his phones in the car after the interview, after assuring his bodyguard he was carrying it.
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If you remember the first cell phones in the 1980s were briefcase-sized, then brick-sized and they were extraordinarily expensive and they didn't work very well.
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Staffers now have to leave their phones in their offices or in lockers near the West Wing entrances before they will be buzzed into the Situation Room.
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IMSI catchers are portable surveillance tools used for spying on thousands of phones in a targeted area, tracking their location and even intercepting calls, messages, and data.
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I'd bet a good lawyer could make a great case out of the fact that President Obama was tapping my phones in October, just prior to Election!
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Between 2015 and 2018, the Wireless Alliance, the recycling company in question, collected roughly 6 million cell phones in donation boxes it set up around the country.
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Apple appears to be moving forward with plans to begin assembling its phones in India, but that doesn't necessarily mean that its prices will drop in the country.
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So naturally, after notches became one of the most discussed (and often reviled) features on phones in 2018, Asus went and added one to the new ZenBook S13.
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Now so many people have cell phones in the village where I do my research that the forward march of telephone poles and copper wire has completely ceased.
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Unlike Open Garden's MeshKit, though, Bridgefy doesn't look like it's able to use one of those phones in its network as an on-ramp to the wider internet.
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Samsung shipped roughly 72 million phones in the first three months of this year, compared with Huawei's 59 million and Apple's 53 million, according to research firm Canalys.
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And although it is true that Android updates may hit Chromebooks before they arrive on phones in the future, it won't be happening with Android O this year.
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The blog post and court documents allege NSO set up phony WhatsApp servers to breach phones in a way that did not require users to answer NSO's calls.
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Meanwhile, LG Electronics also saw its stock surge 4.48% following a report that said the company was looking to suspend manufacturing of its mobile phones in South Korea.
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He was ultimately tracked down ... and cops say they found him with cuts on his hands from allegedly smashing multiple cell phones in his possession to avoid detection.
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In our review of the $300 DTEK50 we thought it was an acceptable-looking but ultimately unimpressive device, outclassed by other Android phones in the same price range.
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That would be less of a problem had Motorola included a Style Shell mod in the box as it has done with other phones in the Z line.
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ZDNet reported the display issue earlier this month after several customers who pre-ordered the phones in South Korea began posting photographs and complaints to social media sites.
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The company fostered initial interest through an activity message board and an invite-only system, and much of that connection appears to still be intact, seven phones in.
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On the sidelines of the unveiling of the new Pixel smartphones, Google said it will begin taking pre-orders for both the phones in India on Oct. 230.
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Apple downplayed the significance of the decision, noting to CNBC that iOS 12 (which is supported by all of the phones in the ruling) avoids the patent conflict.
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But for some reason, Sony has always disabled the fingerprint sensor on its phones in the US, which has made them really unappealing for the last several years.
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According to "people familiar with the matter," the authorities are looking to extract data from these other phones in much the same way as the San Bernardino case.
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In the US, Qualcomm's 400 and 600 series chips are generally seen as options for low-end and midrange phones — often phones in the $100 to $400 range.
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It's about finding a way on users' phones in order to monitor mobile activity and learn what new apps could be taking attention away from Facebook's social network.
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To measure current loyalty to each platform, the study looked at the percentage of US customers who stayed with their operating system after upgrading their phones in 2017.
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It will allow art to be pinned to specific locations in augmented reality so users can see it when they hold up their phones in the right spot.
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Undeterred, we walked further east and joined a crowd that had taken over the street, stopping at each red light to capture the scene, phones in the air.
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Yes, BlackBerry is still alive and kicking in 2018, albeit largely under the corporate auspices of TCL, which has made most "BlackBerry" phones in the past couple years.
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Instead, Xiaomi phones in India can use Google Assistant, which of course isn't available in China at all but does now work in Hindi as well as English.
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The answer, it seems, is because Apple recently defected from traditional quartz-based clocks in its phones in favor of clocks that are also made of MEMS silicon.
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Some thought it would get announced at CES, or during the slow time for phones in early Q1, but finally at MWC 2019, the long wait is over.
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The question is whether the impressive start for the iPhone SE can be sustained, and whether success might lead to other "more affordable" Apple phones in the future.
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The company said it saw the potential of cell phones in the 25s, when millions of rural Chinese started migrating to cities in search of work at factories.
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Be smart: Axios' Ina Fried notes that Apple only slows down phones in a specific condition: when an older battery can't deliver the power required to run faster.
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Samsung is expected to launch two phones in Barcelona — the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge — and they're slowly but surely becoming the worst kept secret in tech.
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In addition to the Note 7 disaster, there have been reports that other phones in Samsung's newest range have combusted due to battery issues like the Note 7.
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Moreover, the tepid reception for Apple's newest phones in the quarter – it sold 1 million fewer phones than last year – indicates the company is running out of ideas.
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In 2015, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio lifted a ban on cell phones in New York City schools put into place by his predecessor, Michael Bloomberg.
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Last year, it sold over 70 million phones this way, and demand for each of its releases often outpaces the company's ability to keep the phones in stock.
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Apple, for example, fought a years-long legal battle with Samsung, Motorola, HTC, and other makers of Android-based phones in the early years of the smartphone industry.
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And nearly all phones in the Touch ID era include a "secure enclave" processor — a processor that makes it much more difficult to tamper with the boot process.
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It's not a bad camera by any means, but it's not as impressive as other phones in this price range and gets soundly trounced by more expensive devices.
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Journalists use such phones in the course of their work, to say nothing of people who have legitimate reasons for not wanting to be tracked, like abuse victims.
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Nearly everything about the phone puts it on par with phones in the $1,000 price range, save for a few missing features that more expensive phones usually offer.
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Both the Galaxy Note 2563 models run on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 chip that's powering most premium phones in 2019 — where they differ a little is in RAM.
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The company sold 52.2 million phones in the March quarter — higher than the 51 million sold during the same quarter last year, but analysts were expecting 53 million.
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"A probe indicated Russia had used a portable telephone antenna to gain access to phones in the area," the Journal said, quoting information from an unnamed base officer.
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Photo Courtesy BlackBerry MobileBlackBerry put an end to its long-simmering hardware misery and stopped designing new phones in 2016, opting to move entirely into the software sector.
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" And... "I'd bet a good lawyer could make a great case out of the fact that President Obama was tapping my phones in October, just prior to Election!
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Near the end, as footage of the Beast lifting up one side of a van goes viral, we see ordinary citizens gazing at their phones in wonder. Really?
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The South Korean company said the phone was safe in China even as it recalled more than two million of the phones in the United States and elsewhere.
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But he had drawn an analogy to the communist witch hunt once before — when he falsely claimed that President Barack Obama had tapped his phones in Trump Tower.
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Previous presidents, including Barack Obama, did not use cellphones to make calls during their time in office for this reason — using secure phones in the White House instead.
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But we reviewed a database with information from more than a million phones in the New York area, above, that revealed individuals' travels in startling — and identifiable — detail.
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We have a number of satellite phones in the San Francisco bureau, and we've distributed them to staff members who live in San Francisco and across the bay.
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Americans spent about 7.5 billion minutes watching Netflix on their phones in June of 2017, according to data from media measurement company ComScore, up 73 percent since 2014.
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At my other son's birthday party, I made them all put their phones in the middle of the table, which was met with quite a lot of problems.
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Each one of the top five selling phones in the region was an iPhone, ranging from the budget iPhone 8 to the premium flagship iPhone 11 Pro Max.
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This is all to say that the 17-year-old is busy — which explains why she carries not one, but two phones in her treasured white Chanel backpack.
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In September 2018 the French government banned the use of phones in schools from preschool through ninth grade and also from off-campus school activities, like sports events.
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It was not the first time that the movie mogul had ignored the ban on phones in court and Justice Burke, visibly annoyed, admonished him from the bench.
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FIRST PHONES The vast majority of parents who responded gave their children their first phones in sixth or seventh grade, with a few holding out until high school.
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There, many low-bandwidth phones in those areas can't handle the data drainage of advertising, and Alibaba's UC Browser app offers a simple way to shut it out.
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The startup's payment app will come pre-installed on Transsion's mobile device brands, such as Tecno, in Africa — for an estimated reach of 20 million phones in 2020.
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But, Zhang wrote, Apple could sell 6 million to 8 million iPad Pro units with more advanced 3-D sensing, as well as new phones in the fall.
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Huawei sold 30 million phones in China in the last three months of 2018, nearly three times as many as Apple, according to research firms Canalys and IDC.
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Apple is the only major player which does not manufacture phones in the country and it only assembles two low-cost older models through Wistron Corp in Bengaluru.
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That's the takeaway from Apple's fiscal Q3 earnings, which suggest that Apple is very confident about its Q4 report, which should include sales of new phones in September.
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The typically suitcase-sized devices force phones in their proximity to connect en masse, and then extract their IMSI number—a unique identifier given to each SIM card.
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And with Google abandoning its Nexus phones in favor of its premium-priced Pixels, there really is no other phone that gives you so much bang for your buck.
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Other companies have also sought to produce bendable devices, with Lenovo revealing prototype phones in 2016 that bend around a user's wrist and a tablet that folds in half.
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As Apple's sales in China have slowed, the financial benefits of making phones in that country drop, when you add in import taxes and shipping costs to other regions.
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" Trump made the claim Saturday, alleging without offering any evidence that his predecessor wiretapped the phones in Trump Tower, where his campaign was headquartered during the 2016 campaign. "Terrible!
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Carriers have already started setting up networks in small test areas, while manufacturers like Samsung, OnePlus, and Xiaomi have teased the idea of 5G capable phones in recent months.
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Subodh Singh said while he didn't think India could compete just yet, the nation "cannot survive without China" -- adding that most of the mobile phones in India were Chinese.
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Kuo suggests there will be three new phones in 2018: a 5.8-inch and 6.5-inch model with OLED displays and a 6.1-inch model with an LCD display.
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It was almost entirely focused on trying to sell a new, web-based mobile operating system (Firefox OS) for cheap phones in developing countries, taking on the Android juggernaut.
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In "The Day of the Triffids" (1951), John Wyndham saw mankind's end hastened by perambulating carnivorous plants; Stephen King made a case for murderous mobile phones in "Cell" (2006).
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I have learned that some — though definitely not all — members of President Trump's inner circle share his belief that the Obama administration tapped his Trump Tower phones in October.
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Keys recently adopted a no-cell-phone policy that requires guests to put their phones in a Yondr case that will remain locked for the duration of the show.
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"The new emoji typically start showing up on mobile phones in September/October — some platforms may release them earlier," the Unicode Consortium wrote in the announcement on their website.
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Plus, the IP28.0 water resistance means you can get it wet — even submerge it — without worry, which is something that most phones in this price range do not have.
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For the moment, therefore, Apple has chosen to double down on its strategy, releasing increasingly expensive phones in the hope that squeezing customers can make up for lower volumes.
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The company admitted it was intentionally slowing down older phones in order to compensate for aging batteries and slashed the price of battery replacement to make up for it.
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Samsung recently expanded its existing recall of 1 million phones in the U.S. amid continuing reports that the batteries overheat, catch fire and explode in a handful of cases.
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OnePlus has been selling phones in the US for a few years, and it builds devices targeted towards an enthusiast audience, with high-end specs and simple software tweaks.
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