Is there any way to get phone pictures off a phone after the phone is cancelled?
If the pictures are stored in the phone's memory or SIM card - yes. If they're stored on the phone company's server - no.
Why do cell phone holsters have magnets?
I would guess to make them have more problems to make you pay more money to the company,since if you looked it up,Magnets interfere with cell phone batteries,Signal force,and Laptops...........
How many calls can a mobile phone handle at any one time?
You can have a maximum of 3 calls at any one time in your mobile.
i.e 1 active call, 1 hold call & 1 waiting call. If the fourth persons tries to call means he will get busy.
What is Wireless communication?
Communication without wires... Does that answer?? Basically - transfer of information / data / signals, without the help of a physical medium is wireless communication in generic. Remember the old Radio and TV stations sending info into your Radio / TV without any wires... using an antenna to capture? same logic! :) Wireless communication is a broad and generic term applied to anything that is not "plugged" directly. For example some of the first cases were home phones without the long wire attached, or even radios and television.
However it is now commonly defined as cellphone and computer/internet use without the use of conventional cables to connect to networks.
Based on that last statement, we'll focus on computer netwoks.
To understand how it works one must first look at what a network is. Networks are users connected one to another. We can have an office, home or school network. Home and small office networks are usually computers connected directly to the same phone/dsl/cable line (depending on who you pay to connect) via a router/modem to access the internet (which in turn is a larger network). Larger offices and most schools will have a central "server" which connects directly to the internet, and individual computers connect to the "server" before accesing the internet; this allows for moderated access.
Now, how do these computers connect one to another? in a traditional "wired" network each computer has a cable physically connected to the internet or to the server. In a wireless setting, all the cables are replaced by a wirelss card or access point which acts like a signal sender and receiver that connects without wires to a central computer or server which then connects to the internet. Think of the "wireless cards" as glorified walkie-talkies able to send and receive all sorts of data.
Wireless communication also applies to cell phones. Instead of having a regular phone connected to the socket in your house, the cell phone connects (without cables or wires, hence "wireless") to towers/antennas placed around your town. These towers connect your phone to the network each provider has (att, verizon, sprint, etc) the same way the wireless cards connected your computer to the internet.
Why should not magnets be kept near cell phones?
It should not be kept near mobile phones because it can erase the information on your phone, the magnet can damage the mobile phone
What compounds are found in a mobile phone?
compounds: plastics involved in case or keys, lithium metal hydride in battery, glass in the screen
mixtures: alloys in the solder of the circuitry, glass screen SiO2 mixed with K or some other metal to make it stronger, array of molecules in liquid crystal display,
What does mms creation mode mean on your Galaxy S3 cell phone?
on some android and on iphones when you send a text message to multiple recipients (group text) it will show up as a mms (multimedia message)
if you are not sending a group text then the mms simply means a text message with video or sound clip attached.
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What is the best cell phone for general use for just talk?
A simple cell phone like the Just5 Easyphone that only presents basic but practical features is great if your sole purpose for having a phone is only for calling. This particular phone has a long lasting battery, too, so it can really serve your purpose. In addition to that, this also have other features that are truly practical like its built-in emergency response system.
What is the cell phone named after?
The "cell" in cell phone is a shortened form of the word cellular. This refers to the type of transmission towers used to convey signals.
Cell phones are simply radios that transmit on minute frequencies. The range of frequencies used are managed by the individual cellular providers (cell phone companies). These companies build and arrange transmission antennae (cell towers) in a way that transmission coverage from each tower overlaps those around it. This provides relatively (theoretically) seamless coverage. As long as the cell phone remains within line of sight of a transmission tower, and within the phone's transmission range, calls can be completed.
In the days of analog cell phones (and this may still hold true today), the average transmission range for a cell tower was 15 miles over land, and 50 miles over water.
What is a month to month cell phone plan?
A pay-as-you-go plan. AT&T has GoPhones that do this. Virgin Mobile has month to month plans. You can cancel the plan anytime you want, unlike with a contract.
When did email come to cell phones?
As soon as phones got on the level of 2G networking, they could use email.
How many mobile phone user in mumbai?
There are approximately 10 million mobile phone users in the city of Mumbai. The number of mobile phone users has tripled in the past 10 years.
How wireless communication developed?
What is a typical London mobile phone number?
All mobile numbers in the UK begin with 07 (or 44 if it is a text).
There is no "typical London" mobile number.
How do you use the cell phone grapple in nightfire?
You look for a grapple point(metal loop conected caution stripe panted square) and aim the grapple at it (you don't need to aim it if auto aim is on) then press the fire button.
Advantage and disadvantage for Mobile phone for sending email?
Advantages: * you can carry a mobile phone with you so you don't miss important calls * if you are lost, you can call for directions * if you are in an accident, you can call the police or ambulance - and if the phone has a camera, you can take pictures of the accident * you can listen to music, text, play games when you're bored * most mobile phones have a calculator and a phone book * you can use a mobile phone to call your customers or boss if you are running late to a meeting Disadvantages: * mobile phones can be expensive * they can damage your ear * sometimes the reception is poor in some areas, limiting your connectivity (you can't talk underground or on planes) * people use bluetooths and cameras in bad ways * people use the phone while they are driving, and this can cause problems * they can cause brain cancer * Correction (Mobile phones do not cause brain cancer or brain tumours)
Networks and how they are used in business?
A group of computer interconnected via a cable or wireless computers and peripherals that are capable of sharing software and hardware resources between other computers.
Mobile phone is luxury or necessity?
the answer is that some people think it is a necessity, but it used to be a luxury in the 80's
Where can I find a manual for my sprint cell phone?
The best place to find the manual for your cell phone is in the box it came from, or to go to the retailer where you bought it. You can also go to the Sprint website and find it there or at the manufacture's website.