the same as a regular phone in some ways. For instance your phone places a call from your number. The call is routed through the cell towers and your call is received by the owner of the phone on the other end.
They're essentially two walkie-talkies in the same case ! The signal is digitally encoded (and encrypted), then the signal is transmitted to the nearest phone mast. The mast relays the signal across a number of cells until it is received by the other phone.
I'm not sure but, it has something to do with the connection of cell phone itself and its network. The signal strength vary by the place you are at, for example, if you are in an elevator, you signal is either low or none. That is because obstacles are avoiding the signal from your phone to the network.
Cellphones use microwave radiation to send and receive. Radios do the same, but with long wave or short wave.
how do regular cellphones send pictures
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if by kids you mean teenagers the found this articles that describe the percentage of american teens that sned and receive text messages via cellphones 87% of American Teen send and receive text
Yes they do. Mobile (cell) phones transmit and receive radio signals in the microwave portion of the radio spectrum.
Nervous tissue contains cells that send and receive electrochemical signals.
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Every cellphone contains a battery, which supplies electricity to the phone, enabling it to send and receive signals, show text on its screen, etc. This battery has to be recharged every so often or it will run out of electricity and your phone stops working.
on electromagnetic wavesThrough Tx and Rx devices which send signal to the station
on electromagnetic wavesThrough Tx and Rx devices which send signal to the station
a communication system to send and receive signals