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handsetThe part of the telephone that contains the speaker and the microphone. On a desktop phone, the part you hold in your hand is the handset. On a cellphone, the entire phone is the handset. See multihandset cordless, Bluetooth handset and headset.
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The Face Recognition function helps ensure the security of their handsets by preventing misuse by third parties, and can also protect private information such as registered numbers, mail addresses and mails in the event that their handset is lost or stolen. By makers, Sharp was the most popular, whose handsets were owned by 20%, followed by NEC and Panasonic (10%, respectively), and Toshiba (about 10%). Building upon the success of SKY-MAP solutions for TI's "LoCosto" TCS2310 GPRS solution and OMAPV1030 OMAP-Vox[TM] EDGE processor, this pre-integrated hardware and software solution allows manufacturers to rapidly develop low-cost handsets with a full-featured man-machine-interface (MMI), while remaining within the reduced memory footprint required for meeting ULC price points. |
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