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Nokia Corporation
Industry: Mobile communications
Number of terms: 3825
Number of blossaries: 1
Company Profile:
Finnish multinational communications corporation currently the world's largest manufacturer of mobile telephones. The company also offers Internet services and produces telecommunications network equipment.
A feature that lets the user set the phone to sound an alarm tone at a specified time within 24 hours or, in some phone models, on a certain day or daily. It can be used as a wake up alarm or as a reminder of important appointments.
Industry:Mobile communications
A description of a continuously variable signal, or a device designed to handle such signals. In the context of wireless communications, analogue usually refers to traditional transmission networks or mobile phones that use analogue technology. The opposite is discrete or digital. See also Digital.
Industry:Mobile communications
A physical device for sending or receiving radio signals. Mobile devices can contain internal antennas or antennas that extend above the phone. If a mobile device includes an FM radio, the lead of the headset functions as the antenna of the radio. The headset needs to be connected when using the radio. See also FM radio.
Industry:Mobile communications
A mechanism that opens the phone when the user presses triggers, for example on the sides of the phone, to enable usage of keypad and selection keys. Only a few phone models have the automatic opening mechanism.
Industry:Mobile communications
A light in the display or beneath the keypad of a phone, which makes the display or keypad more visible in poor lighting conditions.
Industry:Mobile communications
See "phone battery."
Industry:Mobile communications
An electronic equivalent to a printed business card containing information about a contact. In wireless communications, a business card can be stored to the phone memory and sent as a special short message. The received business card can be stored in the phonebook of the phone.
Industry:Mobile communications
A feature that lets the user add, subtract, multiply, and divide. A calculator may also include a currency converter.
Industry:Mobile communications
A feature that lets the user note down and view appointments, tasks, and important events, such as birthdays, and set reminders for them.
Industry:Mobile communications
See "call register."
Industry:Mobile communications
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