Wireless Communication

This is a highly illegal act of sabotage. As Answers.com has to abide by the law, we cannot give you an answer. In the US for example, jamming a radio signal is a serious violation of FCC regulations.

If you were to jam the neighbour's police scanner, you would also end up jamming other local radio signals as well as real emergency service's scanners and radios. Possibly even the radios of low-flying aircraft.

If you jam these signals or attempt to do so, the jamming can be triangulated back to you and you will be arrested for unlawful sabotage. Especially if your actions cause a death locally because you were jamming the radios of a nearby ambulance, for example.


Radio jamming is only done legally by law enforcement or national security with a court-issued warrant in serious situations. For example authorities will jam the communication and radio signals in an area before raiding the home of a suspected terrorist, so the dangerous suspects can not be alerted early if they are listening to a scanner and so they cannot warn other terrorists to hide. Just to give an example of lawful jamming use.

It's rude, but yes.

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common frequency in North America are 850 and 1900 MHz

It was invented by Samuel Morse

Having sent my old phones to Mobile Phone Xchange (an 8g iPhone and a Nokia 7370) I was very happy with the service. I read some reviews on various forums which gave bad press but figured only disgruntled people are the most vocal and those who had good experiences wouldn't bother leaving positive feedback because they're too busy spending their money. Anyway, I was quoted £102 for both phones and that is the amount I received. I had resigned myself to the fact that my Nokia might not be worth the full value because it was quite heavily used, but everything worked out well! So in answer to your question - Yes, Mobile Phone Xchange DOES work.

Keith S

Happy Mobile Phone Xchange customer

Mobile Phone Xchange is all about getting money for your old mobile phones. So many people are unaware that their old mobiles are worth money because they got them for free from the networks on their last upgrade. At Mobile phone Xchange we look at each phone model and place a value on it. All a customer has to do is visit the website - identify their phone, and send it in (freepost). Mobile Phone Xchange will then pay via cheque or Bacs in about three days. It's a really quick and simple process and one which thousands of customers use every day so coming back to the question yes 100%, Mobile Phone Xchange works.

Hope this all helps

Steve Wharton Mobile phone Xchange http://www.mobilephonexchange.co.uk

Mobile phone xchange is definitely all about getting money for you old mobile phones, but its not about giving you money for them!!!

They have a history of stating that mobiles received are not working and offer far less than they initially offered.

If u don't query this u get a pitiful sum for your device. If you do query this you'll find they are unreachable by telephone, dont reply to emails and have to be sent letters by recorded delivery before they respond.

Standard practice at this stage seems to be to to "recheck" the handset in question, and find that it is mysteriously now working and offer substantially more, although nowhere near your original quote, as they have found some other new excuse which prevents them from honoring the original deal.

Also be aware of their terms and conditions, which state that if you do not wish to accept, whatever they decide to offer you for the handset, you will be required to pay £10 for "post and packaging and admin" to get your phone back, and that they have to receive a cheque for this amount within 5 days or they will be unable to return your phone.

Reports have been forwarded to trading standards via consumer direct about this company's practices.

Hope this has been helpful!

George T

mobile phone xchange customer

It can cause damage to males. Its been proven that keeping your phone on in your trouser pocket if you're male can lead to sterility. You can actually buy anti-radiation underpants to protect yourself, but its best to either turn it off or put it somewhere else

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They can mean that the need for regulation no longer exist.

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Antenna hopping is a feature in which the Tx/Rx is passed through all the available antenna paths in a sector. No frequency is changed during antenna hopping. This helps improve performance by providing spatial diversity.

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In general, the higher the mega pixel rating, the better the camera. For example, a mobile phone which has a camera with a mega pixel rating of 5 will take much better pictures than a camera with a rating of 2 mp.

Yes because it is restricted to signal which can make the phone 'work' harder which causes it to over heat and then it stops working.

It stands for: High Speed Packet Access (HSPA).

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Multiple access technology allows multiple cell phones to use one tower at once. The two major types of multiple access are CDMA and TDMA/GSM.

CDMA technology allows multiple user by spreading signals over multiple frequencies. TDMA/GSM gives each phone different, microscopic time slots.

I don't want to ban them; they're helpful in emergencies. But, people why use them in public places and then yell like they and their listener are deaf? Plus, they talk for too long. These should be limited in these places: * At meetings (if it's not an emergency, take a message) * At theaters (if it's not an emergency, take a message) * At places of Worship (if it's not an emergency, take a message) * Walking around in public (it could be brief if you need directions) * DRIVING A CAR (pull over if you need to get directions) * While they are eating (pull over if you need to eat) * At social occasions. (if it's not an emergency, take a message) * When they should be spending time with their children (Two parents were at a mall with a child, about five walking from their car, holding the child's hands and talking away on their cell phones. You could tell the child wanted to talk to his parents, but they were too busy on their phones). I know cell phones have helped in communications with very busy people, but there is a time and a place for everything. Also, those loud, stupid ringtones; they could put the phone on vibrate, or even turn it off for a while. PLEASE!!!

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It depends on what cell phone you got. Most phones have a game/entertainment category in the menu.