phoneful

English

Etymology

From phone +‎ -ful.

Noun

phoneful (plural phonefuls or phonesful)

1. A quantity loaded onto a phone.
   • 2002, David Fox, Roman Verhovsek, Micro Java Game Development, →ISBN, page 148:

     Business folk can walk around a convention center and automatically collect a phoneful of business cards and even product brochures.

   • 2013, Debbie McGowan, Double Six, →ISBN:

     She wasn't gone that long really, not for a 'photographer', and time flies when you've got a phoneful of social networks to keep you entertained, so when she emerged triumphantly half an hour later, her three companions didn't even notice.

   • 2018 May 9, Kenny Schachter, “Kenny Schachter Gets Hot and Bothered at the Ironically Titled Frieze New York”, in Art Times:

     I was tempted to walk up and down with a few phonefuls of JPEGs at the ready.