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Mobile (cell) phones work on a local transmitter network. When you make or receive a call, the phone connects to the nearest phone mast. These masts have limited range, covering a relatively small area (or cell) which overlaps with those around it. Each mast connects to the next one by using radio-waves.

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It enables them to transmit signals which allows you to make calls, send text messages, or send emails.

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Well they need a cell tower so that they have signals and they can make calls form place to place and that also works for many other phones.

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