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Definition of handphone in English: handphonenounˈhandfəʊnˈhan(d)fōn SE Asian A mobile phone. Example sentencesExamples - Just as he took out his handphone to call his girlfriend, a sight outside the restaurant caught his eye.
- Frowning mouths, creases in foreheads, handphones out on the table meant that some people had to confer with other colleagues.
- It was almost midnight when she received his message on her handphone, begging her to go down to see him.
- The German man has smashed the national record for the rarely contested sport of handphone throwing by hurling his phone a cool 67.5m.
- This applies to even appliances, handphones and simple things like a wallet or a teddy bear.
- There were no gadgets, no computers, no books, no sirens, no surprises, no handphones, no pagers, no duties - just myself and my thoughts.
- But I think today's handphones, which often combine the functions of a PDA or personal organiser, can go further.
- The world will have almost two billion handphone users by 2006, thanks in part to growth in emerging markets such as India and China.
- Hands up, those of you who have to call yourselves on your handphones at least once a week.
- Finland, home of handphone giant Nokia, has seen a recent boom in television games and competitions that can be entered by sending text messages.
- Curtis reached out and pulled out his handphone from the drawer.
- It is, essentially, an old phone handset wired up to a standard handphone concealed in his pocket.
- But there were no medical machinery near Grandma, though there was a young Malay patient talking on a handphone and smiling happily.
- This need for multimedia madness is a little ironic when you consider that the handphone is a hot possession among teenagers today.
- I have a confession - I'm terribly attached to my trusty, albeit battered, handphone.
- Mobile music sales have so far centered on ringtones for handphones.
- When I woke up in the morning the next day, I realised I had missed something important on my handphone.
- I poke at the handphone's buttons to make a reply.
- I will return wallets and handphones if I find them.
- I rolled over at grabbed my handphone, looking at the clock as I did.
- It's also the first handphone to feature built-in stereo speakers, which you can use as your mini boombox wherever you are.
- My helper had to sell a handphone she had taken back with her so they could buy one.
- The idea is to prove to the big boys that it can be done, and that consumers can live with a handphone and mobile Internet.
- I grabbed my bag, checked that I had my wallet and handphone and everything, then went on my way.
- I usually leave my handphone on, in case of emergencies.
- This is the most common as handphone sleeves are cheap and easily available.
- For the first few minutes, I only heard the ringing tone of his handphone.
- Rachael's handphone started ringing and she excused herself from the ‘family meeting’.
- He shrugged off that thought after a while when his handphone started ringing in his pocket.
- Tomorrow's woman's handphone should have some kind of barcode scanner built in.
- With that in mind, he picked up his handphone, and began to dial a number.
- If you get confused when listening to people talking about cordless phones, wireless phones, cellular phones and handphones, do not feel so bad.
- Just as I wondered what he was doing right now, a message blinked on my handphone.
- The latest handphones, computers, electronic appliances and the like are always quickly snapped up.
- She watched as he eased himself out of the car while talking on his handphone.
- One fellow writer whispered to me: ‘Isn't this like those handphones with multi-coloured lights?’
- The popularity of handphones among teenagers here makes these chain SMS messages particularly insidious.
- You were used to pagers, why are you using handphones?
- One cousin, who is also my god-brother, allowed us to look at the pictures he had taken on his handphone.
- I stepped aside, and took out my handphone, dialling Marshall's number first.
Definition of handphone in US English: handphonenounˈhan(d)fōn SE Asian A cordless or mobile phone. Example sentencesExamples - The world will have almost two billion handphone users by 2006, thanks in part to growth in emerging markets such as India and China.
- This need for multimedia madness is a little ironic when you consider that the handphone is a hot possession among teenagers today.
- You were used to pagers, why are you using handphones?
- Curtis reached out and pulled out his handphone from the drawer.
- One cousin, who is also my god-brother, allowed us to look at the pictures he had taken on his handphone.
- The idea is to prove to the big boys that it can be done, and that consumers can live with a handphone and mobile Internet.
- There were no gadgets, no computers, no books, no sirens, no surprises, no handphones, no pagers, no duties - just myself and my thoughts.
- But I think today's handphones, which often combine the functions of a PDA or personal organiser, can go further.
- But there were no medical machinery near Grandma, though there was a young Malay patient talking on a handphone and smiling happily.
- This applies to even appliances, handphones and simple things like a wallet or a teddy bear.
- I grabbed my bag, checked that I had my wallet and handphone and everything, then went on my way.
- Finland, home of handphone giant Nokia, has seen a recent boom in television games and competitions that can be entered by sending text messages.
- I stepped aside, and took out my handphone, dialling Marshall's number first.
- Hands up, those of you who have to call yourselves on your handphones at least once a week.
- Tomorrow's woman's handphone should have some kind of barcode scanner built in.
- Mobile music sales have so far centered on ringtones for handphones.
- I usually leave my handphone on, in case of emergencies.
- I poke at the handphone's buttons to make a reply.
- Rachael's handphone started ringing and she excused herself from the ‘family meeting’.
- The popularity of handphones among teenagers here makes these chain SMS messages particularly insidious.
- I have a confession - I'm terribly attached to my trusty, albeit battered, handphone.
- The German man has smashed the national record for the rarely contested sport of handphone throwing by hurling his phone a cool 67.5m.
- This is the most common as handphone sleeves are cheap and easily available.
- My helper had to sell a handphone she had taken back with her so they could buy one.
- She watched as he eased himself out of the car while talking on his handphone.
- When I woke up in the morning the next day, I realised I had missed something important on my handphone.
- The latest handphones, computers, electronic appliances and the like are always quickly snapped up.
- Just as I wondered what he was doing right now, a message blinked on my handphone.
- It is, essentially, an old phone handset wired up to a standard handphone concealed in his pocket.
- One fellow writer whispered to me: ‘Isn't this like those handphones with multi-coloured lights?’
- It was almost midnight when she received his message on her handphone, begging her to go down to see him.
- If you get confused when listening to people talking about cordless phones, wireless phones, cellular phones and handphones, do not feel so bad.
- Frowning mouths, creases in foreheads, handphones out on the table meant that some people had to confer with other colleagues.
- Just as he took out his handphone to call his girlfriend, a sight outside the restaurant caught his eye.
- He shrugged off that thought after a while when his handphone started ringing in his pocket.
- With that in mind, he picked up his handphone, and began to dial a number.
- For the first few minutes, I only heard the ringing tone of his handphone.
- I rolled over at grabbed my handphone, looking at the clock as I did.
- I will return wallets and handphones if I find them.
- It's also the first handphone to feature built-in stereo speakers, which you can use as your mini boombox wherever you are.
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