Definition of "mobile-phone" []

• Attributive form of mobile phone, noun. (adjective)

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• "Yet we live in a world today where we pay $300 for a hotel room that spies on your alcohol intake, where millions of people voluntarily "check in" their every movement on FourSquare and Facebook, and where we routinely give big-name and no-name mobile-phone applications the right to track us everywhere we go."
• "The phone-hacking saga—in which Britain's best-selling Sunday newspaper used a private investigator to obtain personal information about celebrities, politicians and other public figures by breaking into mobile-phone voice mailboxes—began in late 2005, when police first started investigating the News of the World on suspicion that the tabloid had broken into Prince William's voicemail account."
• "These are hardly the analogies one would expect for a company that has been the largest mobile-phone maker in the world for over a decade."