smartphone
- noun
- /ˈsmɑːrtˌfoʊn/
- More recently, every smartphone is matched against the form and function of the iPhone.
- smartphone apps
- smartphone cameras
- use a smartphone
Where you really see the advantage of a gaming smartphone is in the benchmarks.
- Where you really see the advantage of a gaming smartphone is in the benchmarks.
- Steve hands Anthony and Ian each a smartphone type device.
- You can download that for free for your smartphone or for your desktop.
- My take is that smartphone cameras are like headphones EQ.
- What is or could be the role of smartphones in expanding ART coverage?
- But during his darker times was when smartphones, when smartphones became a thing.
- The Neptune Pine is a fully featured smartphone that goes on your wrist.
- That synced up with smartphones and Instagram and social media.
- I would bring my smartphone that has Uber Eats on it.
- So I'm rooting for foldable smartphones, but they're not quite ready yet.
- And secondly, it's unlike other forms of progress, like your smartphone or a skyscraper.
Examples
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Handheld electronic devices are competing with newspapers in mass transit systems. Smartphones are competing with conversations at dinner tables.
Academic text (2014) -
With permission, record these songs on your smartphone and transcribe them at home.
Academic text (2015) -
Did someone leave a smartphone on back there?
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I have an Apple iPhone smartphone here right in front of me.
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You can download that for free for your smartphone or for your desktop.
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After all, it is the best selling smartphone on all of Amazon.com.
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Scan the QR code below with your smartphone to VOTE starting Dec. 1.
Academic text (2011) -
During class meetings, students either used a smartphone or a laptop to respond to quizzes and download lecture slides.
Academic text (2015) -
Researchers are actively pursuing ways to make smartphones part of tomorrow's wireless medical monitoring system.
Academic text (2011) -
Did someone leave a smartphone on back there?
Synonyms
A mobile phone used to call and text people
A pair of small speakers you wear on or in your ears to listen to sound
A small phone you carry to call people, send messages, and use apps
A small telephone you carry to call, text, and go online
A portable phone people carry to call or send messages
A small phone you carry to make calls and send messages from many places
Compounds
- Offensive
A person who looks at their phone and ignores their surroundings while walking
How Advanced
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Morphology
Etymology
The word smartphone joins two simple words: smart ('clever') and phone, short for telephone ('voice' or 'sound'). So a smartphone is a 'clever phone' that works like a small computer with apps and internet.