31.   Either way, Alexander Graham Bell would probably have loved the liberating effect of multihandset cordless phones.

32.   Even when he is sitting in his apartment, his cordless phone is shoved into his pocket, ready to reach out and touch someone.

33.   Everybody envisions cheaper basic cordless phone service in plentiful supply.

34.   Except for high-ranking Republicans, most people know their conversations over cordless phones in homes and analog cellular telephones are broadcast over public airways where they can be heard.

35.   For instance, the same frequency band used by WiFi is also used by many home communication devices, such as cordless phones and baby monitors.

36.   For the first time, sales of cordless phones outstripped those of phones with cords, according to the Consumer Electronics Manufacturers Association in Arlington, Va.

37.   From cordless phones, fax machines, beepers, etc., we have become slaves to our technological toys.

38.   France, meanwhile, bases some of its military communications on the same frequency used by millions of cordless phones worldwide.

39.   He developed the circuitry that opened the way to personal pocket paging systems, and patented precursors of the cell phone and the cordless phone.

40.   He pads from this console to the printer, to the adding machine, to the fax machine, cradling his cordless phone on his shoulder.