Sentences with phrase «cell phone users who»

The sole expressed purpose for E911 at the beginning of the policy debate was to locate cell phone users who were in need of emergency assistance.

- well we are finally at 101 incredibly and rather happy to announce our latest developmet: www.fusion101.com/mobile - our new alternative site for cell phone users who want to meet singles near them.

Not exact matches

Users log into Sup using Facebook and their cell phone number, and their friends who have Sup get added to their radar automatically if they're within 2000 yards.

They artificially try to make their polls have enough people who vote like cell phone users and who vote like people who work a high number of hours.

AFP reports that Israeli researchers found that frequent cell phone users — described as people who chatter on mobiles more than 22 hours a month — had a nearly 50 percent higher risk than others of developing a tumor on the parotid gland (the largest of the salivary glands on the side of the face just in front of the ear).

6.6 Registered users who have provided their cell phone number to us may remove it from within their personal profile settings.

«Many people, including our research group at Harvard, feel that the new digital media may bring about huge changes, and that these will emerge first with young persons who have grown up with computers, cell phones, instant messaging, online social networks, multi user games, and the like as part of their daily environment.»

These are not exact comparisons to social networking habits on other devices, but a 2010 survey by the Pew Research Center found that 65 % of all online adults said that they were social network users and 29 % of adults with cell phones who reported using SNS on their phones.

Popular in sub Saharan Africa, PayGo allows users who live off the grid to use a small and portable solar power system to have lights at night and a place to charge their cell phone.

Stiff fines and penalties are given to those who are caught in the act while cell phone users whose careless driving led to an accident are even further penalized.

An article from London Review of Books («Short Cuts» by Daniel Soar) on how cell phone location records and use records can categorize the users — for marketing, for finding terrorists (or people who may be terrorists...), etc..

But to the business user who depends on a cell phone it's a resource of all you need to know to make the right choice.