Your cell phone does it automatically.
Your phone will switch towers automatically but if your cell company's tower is not the strongest signal you will be using another company's tower and be charged roaming fees. You have to call customer service and get the code your company uses to lock on to your closest home tower.
If you use Verizon, dial *228 (that is "star" then 2, 2, 8) and send. Listen to your options and choose the option to update your roaming capabilities (last I knew it was option two). The phone will do the rest.
There are several service providers who own and operate cell phone towers in Montana.
CELLULAR! A cell phone sends and receives signals through a grid of towers called a "cell" of all the towers used by your phone company. Therefore, cell stands for cellular.
Because when they sit on the towers, it feels good to them.
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No. A cell phone uses cell towers to transmit calls. A regular phone plugs into the wall or an adaptor of some sort.
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There is not a maximum capacity of data that can flow through the air from cell phone towers. The transmission units on the cell phone towers can be limited but the air does not have any limits.
calls are transmitted through cell towers.
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They needed to have a way to transmit the calls. Their solution was cell phone towers which allow the phones to carry a signal and make calls.
It can be done by triangulating signal strengths to the cell towers. GPS is not required, but can provide a more precise location if the phone can pick up the satellite signals, in which case the phone reports the GPS location to the cell towers.
Not so far. There are no cell towers or relay stations on Mars.