Cell Phones — aging ear Apple picking approximeeting beeper boy bluejacking butt call BYOD candy bar phone … New words
Evernet — n. Internet access that is instantly and always available from a number of different devices. Example Citation: This Israeli motorist with a cell phone in each ear, driving with his elbows, gets my vote as the poster boy for the social disease of … New words
WAPlash — (WAP.lash) n. The backlash against accessing the Internet using a WAP enabled cell phone or other wireless device. Also: WAP lash or WAP lash. Example Citation: This week we look at one of the snappiest words to talk its way into the language of… … New words
Wi-Fi — (WYE fye) n. Wireless fidelity: a networking scheme that creates a wireless connection between a device and a network or the Internet (cf. hi fi). Also: WiFi. Example Citation: From the home, we move to public access spaces. Working with… … New words
Wireless — ambient findability bluejacking crackberry digital nomad DWT location awareness mobisode neurosecurit … New words
m-commerce — n. Mobile commerce: the processing of payments through a cell phone or handheld organizer. Example Citation: Vending machines are a favorite example among those peddling the m commerce concept. Rather than stand in front of a soda machine fishing … New words
microbrowser — n. A small footprint Web browser that can be used with next generation telephones and other small devices. Example Citation: Summer is also the rollout period for a new crop of phones from Motorola. The i1000 Plus model will be available in six… … New words
unstrung — adj. Describes a person or technology that uses wireless communications to access the Internet. Example Citation: UNSTRUNG No wires! A catch all term for wireless internet applications and technology. Sam Sifton, Speak fluent yettie, The… … New words
