walkie-talkie

The 'eye', the 'Gherkin' and the 'Shard' (as well as the 'walkie-talkie' building and 'cheese-grater') are what the skyline is now.

Instead of a sturdy walkie-talkie Why don't you just buy a walkie-talkie?

It would make sense to have centralized reporting, but just run that over the internet instead of the walkie-talkie bands.

Unless you have the encounter video-taped it's not worth bringing criminal charges against someone for stealing $100 or throwing a walkie-talkie.

The thing about Apple is that they keep making the Modernist Future come true - handheld communicators, tablets, and now walkie-talkie watches.

Those are the standard sounds made by some brand of walkie-talkie (Motorola I think) to mark begin/end transmission.

Are computer uses of walkie-talkie radio bands allowed by the FCC?

Simvalley, which is probably just one brand name of many for the same Chinese manufacturer, has a phone which you can also use as walkie-talkie.

Or do you have some other radio equipment like a walkie-talkie?

We saw the mass exodus of Nextel subscribers (who were cash cows) when Sprint forced users of the popular walkie-talkie feature onto Sprint's inferior Push-to-Talk service.

Instead of a sturdy walkie-talkie where I can hear the voices of my friends, talk efficiently in real sentences and I can look where I'm going all the time.

I'd have guessed that a carrier group puts out enough radio to locate using a walkie-talkie with a retuned crystal, let alone a purpose-built passive array of any sensitivity.

As William Gibson put it: "The street finds it's own uses for things." Back before cell phones, Motorola sold a lot of walkie-talkie type radios.

"Phablet" is definitely a bad name, I say we call it like the "Walkie-talkie", a "Walkie-talkie-browsie-typie" device.

Walkie-talkie-browsie-typie I'm going to respectfully disagree with you on that name.