It's the only way we know to connect it to the telephone network
without using wires.
They use micowaves, so they are transverse (def. oscillations are perpendicular to the direction of wave propagation).
Cell phones use a communications technology very similar to that used in old radio and in today's TV broadcasts. Your voice is digitized into a UHF (higher than 800MHz) radio wave (the wave is like regular flash-light but you can't see it.) Each cell phone must interact with a cell tower in the local area (cell phones cannot transmit over any great distance.) The cell tower is wired into the local providers network and the provider itself sends your call (voice) to the other end so the person you are calling can hear you.
Cell phones use radio waves travelling at the speed of light with a typical frequency of 800 MHz, which is ten times greater than FM radio frequency. Due to shorter wavelengths, the cell phones use very short antennas.
hardwired phones, CB radio, letters, telegrams, visiting, etc.
they used TV and they also used the radio they had no cell phones
Yes they do. Mobile (cell) phones transmit and receive radio signals in the microwave portion of the radio spectrum.
Radio, i.e. electromagnetic. They are simply two-way radios.
you cant. doing so requires special equipment more advanced than a police scanner. police in some areas use cell phones over their radio for privacy issues. for example if police are busting a party for underage drinking, they use cell phones to communicate so that anyone who has a scanner cant warn everyone to run or not answer the door. police scanners use radio waves, cell phones are on a different frequency. cell phones now also use encryption.
The radio is important today because we still use it to contact people in the world other than cell phones.
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Freq from 850-1900 for sure in Cell Phones.... Hope it helps?
What kind of phones do prisoners use? ''cell phones''