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Hello,

I am not fluent in English, and regardeless their availability I am wondering which term is the best term to feature 'portable telephony' : "Cellphone" or "Mobile" ?
OVT gives more results for the first one however I guess "mobile" is more used in the daily life. Which one of the two would you use or do you have an alternative ?

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Cellphone or mobile depending on where your target audience lives eg mobile in the UK.
 

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in the US mobile is rarely used.. Cellphone is the norm...

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Vice versa in the UK.
 

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oh those english... they can't even speak the language without an accent ... *wicked grin*

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"Cell phone" or "cell" is prominent in the North America.

"Mobile" is prominent in the UK.

I can't speak for any other region.
 
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