When you speak into your phone, the air vibrates, causing a tiny magnet in your phone to move up and down, sending an electric signal through wires in your phone to a radio transmitter. The signal is then bounced in between satellites, until it finally reaches the one your speaking to, vibrating their phone's speaker magnet, similarly to how your receiving magnet vibrated.
The radio was invented by Nikolai Tesla some time in the 1880s.
You should know who invented the phone :P When did he invent it?
When you make a call on your cell phone, it is wirelessly linked to the telephone network via radio towers so your call can be connected. Each of these towers covers a small area (this area is call a "cell"). These towers are connected with a central computer through which the call is forwarded to the telephone network. When we move from the range of one tower to another (from one cell to another) during a call, the central computer decides to transfer the call to the cell we're entering. This process may go as long as we are on the move without disconnecting the call.
Yes, your cell phone charger will work in Europe.
talking on your cell phone at work
Yes it is known for the cell phone tracker app to not work. It's the way the cell phone is made, the model of the phone, it depends what kind of phone it is for the right app to work with it.
Many work phone systems have the capability to forward calls to your cell phone. If they don't, you could get a follow me service to do this.
A cell phone locator can help a person track the location of a phone for free. The only time it won't work properly is if the cell phone is on airplane mode.
Suck it
yes the phone will work in the grand canyon
No - usually the mobile networks will do all the 'hard work' for you.
The Kyocera KX13 Cell Phone Charger will not work with Motorolla phones.
No it wont you need to get the Verizon cell phone unlocked for the T-mobile chip to work. Look on the Internet as to how to do this.
Get the iphone
No