smartphones的例句大全

She said, Smartphones are useful, I often use my phone to surf the Internet, chat with my friends and get the latest news.

她说，智能手机很有用，她经常用手机上网和朋友聊天获取最新消息。

It was a huge milestone in the development of smartphones, which are now owned by a majority of American adults and are increasingly common across the globe.

这是智能手机发展的一个重大里程碑，如今大多数美国成年人都拥有智能手机，而且它们在全球也变得越来越常见。

He also said, "If students use smartphones, they may use them to listen to music, surf the Internet or do some other things."

他还说,"如果学生使用智能手机,他们可能会用智能手机听音乐、上网或做其他一些事情。"

Dear Sunday Globe, I am writing to tell you about your article Smartphones Make Life Easier in last Sunday's newspaper ．

亲爱的《星期日环球报》，我写信是想说关于上周日你们报纸上刊登的《智能手机让生活更轻松》一文。

College professors are increasingly raising alarm bells about the effects smartphones, laptops, and tablets have on academic performance.

关于智能手机、笔记本电脑和平板电脑对学习成绩的影响，高校教师们正在提出越来越多的警示。

In the meantime, app-equipped smartphones and digital wallets — all of which can use EMV technology — are beginning to make inroads on cards and cash.

与此同时,配备应用程序的智能手机和数字钱包（均支持EMV技术）正开始进入卡和现金领域。

Tang once said many students spent much time on games and QQ with their smartphones.

唐骏曾说,很多学生用智能手机在游戏和QQ上花了很多时间。

Smartphones and e-readers have become more common in recent years.

智能手机和电子阅读器近年来变得更加普遍。

There's no denying that smartphones have become an integral part of modern life.

无可否认，智能手机已经成为现代生活不可分割的一部分。

So here's another way in which smartphones might transform the way we live and work.

所以，这是智能手机可能改变我们生活和工作方式的另一种方法。

Since 2006, the company has been selling smartphones under its own brand.

2006年以来, 宏达一直在出售自己品牌的智能手机.

Many Chinese also never bought a personal computer, meaning smartphones are the primary-and often first-computing device for the more than 600 million who have them in China.

许多中国人从未购买过个人电脑，这意味着对中国6亿智能手机用户而言，智能手机是他们的主要的——而且往往是第一个——计算设备。

New research conducted by the mobile network O2 has found that people spend more time using their smartphones to surf the web, check social networks or play games, than to make actual phone calls, the Daily Telegraph reported. The average smartphone owner spends over two hours each day on the device.

《每日电讯报》报道，英国移动企业O2公司最新调查结果显示，人们使用智能手机更多的是上网、看社交网络或玩游戏，而非打电话。人们每天会花2个小时玩手机。

New research conducted by the mobile network O2 has found that people spend more time using their smartphones to surf the web, check social networks or play games, than to make actual phone calls, the Daily Telegraph reported.

《每日电讯报》报道，英国移动企业O2公司最新调查结果显示，人们使用智能手机更多的是上网、看社交网络或玩游戏，而非打电话。

India has a huge population with very few owners of smartphones.

印度人口众多，但智能手机用户非常少。

It is also evident that passengers on trains without free WiFi will use their smartphones and other mobile devices less.

同时也表明，如果高铁上没有免费WiFi，乘客使用他们的智能手机或者其他移动设备上网的机率就会小一些。

That decline comes as the percentage of Chinese with smartphones has more than doubled from 20 per cent in 2012 to nearly half this year, according to data from market researcher Canalys.

根据市场研究机构Canalys的数据，伴随这一趋势而来的是，今年中国智能手机人群所占比例较2012年的20%提高一倍以上，到达到将近一半的水平。

From their smartphones or on their desktop computers, the physicists can protect their research papers with Creative Commons licenses and join interactive online meetings in real time.

物理学家通过智能手机或桌面计算机使用Creative Commons许可证保护他们的研究论文，并加入实时交互式在线会议。

Well before smartphones and tablets ruled the world, the company showed me a laptop with a mini window on the outside cover that let you check e-mail.

早在智能手机和平板电脑占领全球市场之时，该公司就向我展示了一个外盖带有小型窗口、便于使用者查阅邮件的手提电脑。

Car-hailing has quickly grown from a niche sector to a large industry in China, where the ubiquity of smartphones has translated into millions of rides a day.

在中国，网约车已迅速从一个小众领域发展为一个大规模产业，智能手机的普及转变为每日数百万次出行。