Definition of i-mode in English:

i-mode

noun

mass nountrademark

A technology that allows data to be transferred to and from Internet sites via mobile phones.
Example sentencesExamples
- Customers can surf i-mode sites, email and chat, download games, applications and ring tones and send and receive photos.
- Html mail can be decorated with different backgrounds, text colors/sizes and photos, as well as animations downloaded from i-mode sites.
- One service permits bill-paying through popular i-mode mobile phones.
- Not surprisingly, the number of i-mode accessible sites has increased consistently with the rise in the number of customers, currently numbering approximately 33,000 sites.
- Restructuring, new and faster phones, and a slow-but-steady expansion of its i-mode Internet mobile phones globally are having an effect.

Origin

Early 21st century: from I² (referring to the user's ability to interact directly with the Internet) + mode.

Definition of i-mode in US English:

i-mode

nounˈaɪ ˌmoʊd

trademark

A proprietary technology that allows data to be transferred to and from Internet sites via mobile phones.
Example sentencesExamples
- Html mail can be decorated with different backgrounds, text colors/sizes and photos, as well as animations downloaded from i-mode sites.
- Restructuring, new and faster phones, and a slow-but-steady expansion of its i-mode Internet mobile phones globally are having an effect.
- One service permits bill-paying through popular i-mode mobile phones.
- Customers can surf i-mode sites, email and chat, download games, applications and ring tones and send and receive photos.
- Not surprisingly, the number of i-mode accessible sites has increased consistently with the rise in the number of customers, currently numbering approximately 33,000 sites.

Origin

Early 21st century: from I (referring to the user's ability to interact directly with the Internet) + mode.

单词	i-mode
释义	Definition of i-mode in English: i-mode noun mass nountrademark A technology that allows data to be transferred to and from Internet sites via mobile phones. Example sentencesExamples Customers can surf i-mode sites, email and chat, download games, applications and ring tones and send and receive photos. Html mail can be decorated with different backgrounds, text colors/sizes and photos, as well as animations downloaded from i-mode sites. One service permits bill-paying through popular i-mode mobile phones. Not surprisingly, the number of i-mode accessible sites has increased consistently with the rise in the number of customers, currently numbering approximately 33,000 sites. Restructuring, new and faster phones, and a slow-but-steady expansion of its i-mode Internet mobile phones globally are having an effect. Origin Early 21st century: from I² (referring to the user's ability to interact directly with the Internet) + mode. Definition of i-mode in US English: i-mode nounˈaɪ ˌmoʊd trademark A proprietary technology that allows data to be transferred to and from Internet sites via mobile phones. Example sentencesExamples Html mail can be decorated with different backgrounds, text colors/sizes and photos, as well as animations downloaded from i-mode sites. Restructuring, new and faster phones, and a slow-but-steady expansion of its i-mode Internet mobile phones globally are having an effect. One service permits bill-paying through popular i-mode mobile phones. Customers can surf i-mode sites, email and chat, download games, applications and ring tones and send and receive photos. Not surprisingly, the number of i-mode accessible sites has increased consistently with the rise in the number of customers, currently numbering approximately 33,000 sites. Origin Early 21st century: from I (referring to the user's ability to interact directly with the Internet) + mode.
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