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mobile device
noun
- a portable, wireless computing device that is small enough to be used while held in the hand; a handheld:
a large selection of smartphones, PDAs, and other mobile devices.
Word History and Origins
Origin of mobile device1
Example Sentences
The last exploit leveraged Google’s sync function, which standardizes a user’s Chrome experience across desktop and mobile devices to dodge protective firewall restrictions.
The app analytics company App Annie found that people spent around 4 hours and 18 minutes per day on mobile devices in April 2020.
After all, statistics suggest that over 50% of affiliate-referred traffic comes from mobile devices, where voice search SEO plays a huge role.
Apple’s crackdown on companies tracking people who use its mobile devices is close.
Those antennas send “extremely narrow millimeter wide wave beams” to special antennas built into mobile devices in the same room.
Download the Stress Doctor app for your mobile device and spend five minutes doing some Heart Rate Variability training.
Just text FBNYC to 50555 to make a donation from your mobile device.
They put out a statement saying mobile is important to them and that “every mobile device is better if it is deeply social.”
And for $9.99 per month you get Spotify Premium, which lets you put Spotify on a mobile device.
Look at what they did with Danger Inc., an early mobile device maker that created the Sidekick, a really cool early smartphone.
If you are reading this book on a mobile device, the illustrated capitals may not be visible.
Some of the ornamental capitals at the beginning of chapters may not be visible if you are reading this book on a mobile device.
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