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handphone

(ˈhændˌfəʊn)
n
(Telecommunications) the usual SE Asian English term for mobile phone
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'I got a lot of texts directly into my handphone from the people of Indonesia, and also Go-Jek riders.
Once paired with a handphone, the app will recommend a specially formulated Foreo activated mask designed to cater to the individual's skin needs with the top priority including diminishing the appearance of pores and reducing puffiness.
Moreover, this cashless card offers numerous features such as fixed instalments with competitve interest for 36 months; privileges at chosen restaurants, travel agents and e-commerce; and last but not least, the Quick Pay feature which allows cardholders to pay bills such as electricity, phone, handphone, cable TV, and internet in just one bill.
The device will be a small handphone that will convert the network's analog TV transmissions to digital.
"It has started all over again, staring at the handphone constantly for news," said Jacquita Gonzales, wife of Patrick Gomes, the flight's cabin crew supervisor.
Inside the aquarium are a tablet streaming the Novec 1230 presentation video and a live handphone which receives an incoming call.
From buying a new car to choosing accessories for your handphone, blue, green and purple are good colours to choose.
Already in use at over 100 broadcast stations around the world, the latest technology developed for the TVUPack TM8000 allows it to accept HD/SDI camera signals, transmit in HD resolution, and output in full HD over wireless mobile device and handphone networks.
148.) A Chinese informant also recounted that when she lost her handphone in a church camp recently, she immediately suspected a pribumi fellow believer as the thief (p.
Bala spoke to Blackwell on the handphone and advised him not to call the police as the workers may become violent or they could damage the mines.
Also in town is shortfused cop Kim (Eom Tae-woong, the main character in "Handphone"), who's been reassigned from the capital and is staying with his heavily pregnant wife (Hen Yeon-hwa) and crazed morn (Park Hye-jin).
Or watching an entire movie seamlessly, beginning with the cinema, continuing on your handphone while on the train and then finishing it on your TV set when you reach home.