Wireless Communication

I Think Cellphones Should not be allowed in school because I personally believe that cell phones are distractions in schools and people just bring them to school to show it off and be cool;thus, the only excuse people seem to come up with is they can call somebody in case of an emergency- that's the reason for office phones

Under what conditions are you looking....are you looking out of curiousity or are you looking out of distrust. Really it is his privacy and if you want to look at it you should really ask because really it is none of your business.

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In 2006, it was reported that 90% of the Australian population owned a mobile phone.

The Term KWL in texting or in IM simply means Cool.

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Yes, in most states, with the exception of a few, an employer has the right to search an employee's personal belongings under many circumstances. If the employer suspects or has open proof that the employee in question has stolen items or believes the employee to be involved in fraud or other circumstances harmful to the company. If a credible employee reports the suspected employee of a theft, the employer may have cause to search the belongings of the employee. As long as the employer remains consistent with its policies regarding searches, the employer remains in the clear for most searches of any employee.

Without knowing the exact circumstances I would say, if the manager is using a cell phone that is company property and using it to make personal phone calls, then yes. However, it really goes beyond that. It is actually theft of services and grounds for dismissal.

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'not bad' well, thts wat we all use B-) lolx

nb stands for Nota Bene, a Latin phrase that translates as 'listen well' or 'note well'.

If you type "*68" in front of any number, the receiver will have your call as a call from the caller ID of "Private" or "Unknown," thus hiding your identity when picking up.

by the mobile carriers themself or by going to the mobile carriers website and checking your account

First and the best option available is to call the service centre to check your cell phone for issues and fix your phone.

Second is to sell your old and used business phone to Telecom vendors and get a fair amount of money in return.

ALL mobiles need a SIM card in order to make & receive calls. An unlocked hone has simply been released by the original network provider in readiness for someone to put a different company's SIM card in it. Relating to your question, the phone has been unlocked, but the seller has left their original SIM card in it. You have the choice of either using their SIM card or inserting your own.

Well, aluminum is not very heavy compared to other metals, and it is easy to produce. That's the non-scientific answer.

Large bandwidth helps for more speed

Large S/N for lesser errors

Large channel capacity for lower BER, hence more efficient communication

Cingular, now The New AT&T, utilizes SIM cards for their phones. If you are looking for a pre owned cell phone for Cingular, I have included a link below. Hope this helps.

Sure you can get Unlocked phones.

Call t-mobile and ask to get your phone unlocked. Then call at&t and ask to set up service with a SIM card instead of a phone. Easy.

That depends on he plan that you get and the company that you go through. Just know what features you want on the phone, ie texting vs no texting amounts of minutes a month, internet on phone vs no internet on phone

its the way they make it if you have a look on your phone on the inside of the case under the screen you should see and little hole with a little rubber nodge in it when that is pressd in it turns the screen off. well it does on mine anyways!

LMK in texting language means "Let Me Know".

"There are many companies that sell pay as you go phones. ATT, Verizon, T-Mobile, and even Wal Mart offer phones that give consumers the choice to pay for only the use they want."

I think it would be put as stealing it.

A strain you get when you text CONSTANTLY!

You can't. You must go to a landline.