The smart phone market will only take off when technologies such as GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) are implemented in mobile networks, enabling faster transfer rates of data via mobile phone, she said.
The phone business has yet to take off but Cheng is typically upbeat.
Tayside Police have praised the public for embracing the new non-emergency phone number, designed to take pressure off the 999 service.
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The smart phone market is expected to take off much faster in Europe than in the U.S., according to Alison McKenzie, research manager in charge of IDC's smart handheld devices group in London.
Eh, even though Sony's launched some unexpected PSP accessories recently, we'd assume the phone attachment won't ever take off.
Broadband, which allows high-speed information exchange over a phone line, has yet to take off in great numbers in Europe.
You pick up your phone and order a large pizza as you take off your tie and prepare to relax for evening.
"I then did what I have nearly always done and that was to pull out my phone to complete any other messaging I had to do before take off, " he said.
Bogart says most employers asked workers to tell them if they planned to take the day off, and he says he did not get a single panicked phone call from growers.
This nation of 89 million people has a relatively low 27 million Internet users but does rank up there with 66 million mobile phone subscribers, as newly launched third-generation mobile service begins to take off.
Take a little time to remind yourself and your guy or gal what that is, trun off the phone and spend a little time together.
In this study, BCG required its most intensely workaholic team members to take pre-scheduled, regular (one day per week) and complete (no phone calls or emails) time off during the course of a project.
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