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What r the uses of mobile phone?
Uses of mobile phones talking,texting,inter net and taking pictures.
Who uses a mobile phone?
all of the world uses mobile phones such as; workers, parents, children and many more billions of people
Which country uses the name cell phone instead of mobile phone?
Canada and america
Is a psp go a phone?
No it is not a phone and uses the Mobile network connectivity (3G) for internet connection
What do they use a Mobile Phone for?
Today they mainly use the mobile for either speaking or listening to music. Mobile phone is just another expression for cell phone And it is use to phone people, text em or communicate with them or a million other uses.
Can you use a T-Mobile sim card in an Android phone?
Provided that the Android phone is a GSM-capable phone, and has some of the same bands that T-Mobile uses, then it is possible to use a T-Mobile sim card on it.
What causes of shifting uses one mobile phone company to another?
iphone
How does the internet work on a pocket surfer?
It uses GPRS Technolidgy which uses a proxy server like most mobile phone but unlike mobile phones Datawinds server does all the work not the mobile device
Could you buy a t-mobile phone and switch it to Sprint service?
Generally speaking, one cannot switch a T-Mobile phone to the Sprint network. This is because T-Mobile uses the GSM standard, while Sprint uses the CDMA standard, the two of which are not compatible.
Can you have one phone for both t mobile and Verizon?
No, T-Mobile uses SIM technology, and Verizon still uses the original ESN technology. They work very differently.
What is the difference between mobile broadband and DSL?
Mobile broandband uses the same airwaves to transmit data as cellphones do. DSL uses a regular landline phone line to transmit data.
What is one example of microwaves?
One example of microwaves is a mobile phone, which uses microwaves to transmit the call or data to and from the phone masts.
