1.   Fridges, cordless phones and irons will follow.

2.   Although there are other devices that provide wireless networking, most are susceptible to interference from cordless phones, microwave ovens and the like.

3.   And athletic director DeLoss Dodds deserves heat for running an athletic department that at times is so clumsy it would trip over a cordless phone.

4.   And cordless phones using this technology may allow the handset to wander far from home or work -- perhaps as far as three miles.

5.   And it pointed out that newer, state-of-the-art cordless phones are addressing some of the drawbacks of earlier equipment. . .

6.   And you lose some of the convenience of a cordless phone by being forced to put the phone back in its base after every use.

7.   Another application might be to have the computer retrieve e-mail and read it over a cordless phone using text-to-speech conversion software.

8.   Apartments are another trial by electronic fire for cordless phones, because of the steel-girder and concrete construction of most buildings.

9.   Apparently I had not turned off the cordless phone, and my rampage was recorded, along with my status report, on his phone mail.

10.   As a result, typical cordless phones are really only slightly less tied down than corded ones.