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n. (cellular phone English)
Usage examples of "cellular phones".
The plastic bag of cellular phones was still dangling from her right hand and she hadn't even noticed.
Oh, they were using cellular phones to communicate, like walkie-talkies.
First of all, cellular phones may be reaching market saturation, but the general field of wireless communications is still in its infancy.
The first cellular phones that DigiCom manufactured were fifteen-pound wonders that you lugged around on a shoulder strap.
It wasn't rice all over again, it wasn't computer chips all over again, it wasn't automobiles or their parts, not telecommunications gear or construction contracts or cellular phones.
Nobody answered it, because they weren't there, and they had beepers and cellular phones for their own communications needs.
He'd laid low, gathered information on the movement and disposition of Iraqi military units, and gotten it out, mainly using cellular phones which were able to reach into a Saudi civilian network just across the border, and which the Iraqis had been unable to track.
But other targets are switching to far more complex communications systemscircuit encryption, fiber optics, digital cellular phones, and the Internet.
But with cellular phones and overnight parcel delivery, they can arrange for pickups just about anywhere now.
The reason the Cartel used cellular phones for its day-to-day communications was security.