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Does the average internet poster use anything resembling actual English when posting? Yes, everything on a cell phone uses the battery, they don't operate via magic. Though it's not exactly a batter intensive operation texting does use some battery, albeit significantly less than talking on the phone or web browsing.
What else can I help you with?
Where cellphone addictive?
Texting on a cellphone can become addicting
Is texting verbal nonverbal communication?
Yes, texting (done on a cellphone) is verbal nonverbal communication.
Which is better a cellphone or a tablet?
Well do you think it's fun texting and prank calling than get a cellphone and if you get a cellphone you can then ask for a tablet
Should a 5th grader start texting on there cellphone?
They should because they will be either texting relatives or friends.
What do you mean by text phone?
A text phone is a cellphone with texting abilities.
What does year spell for?
yr might be an abbreviation for year. "He's 8 yrs old."yr might be cellphone texting short forms for* your: Cellphone text msg: Where's yrhouse?* Why are: Y R U texting me?
EnV cellphone by LG how does it work?
It has a keypad, texting, email, IM, and GPS.Made for good texters.
Why no cellphone use in school?
because whilst in school you should be learning not calling or texting your friends!
How do you get your cellphone to work without a battery?
it don't
Can you recharge an overheated droid cellphone battery?
No, because if you do that the battery may burst.
Good things about a cell phone?
1. A cellphone can be used for emergencies 2. A cellphone can be used to play games or game apps 3. A cellphone can be used to look things up on bing or google or any other website 4. A cellphone can be used texting 5. A cellphone of course, can be used to call
What type of energy does a cellphone battery convert into electricity?
A cellphone battery converts chemical energy into electrical energy. When the battery is connected to a device, the chemical reactions within the battery generate the flow of electrons that powers the device.
