Wireless Communication

SOS is the international distress code in Morse Code, devised for the earliest wireless communication because the signal was easily recognized in any language (...---...).

In more modern times, people have made up many expressions to correspond to the letter combination; but in most cases, it still means 'help' or 'emergency'.

It depends what type of phone you have.

If you have a smartphone, then there are a ton of apps you could download to monitor incoming calls and push them through or block them, depending on your settings.

Some cell phones come with the option of a "black list" which will send calls of those on the list straight to voicemail.

Also, some carriers like Verizon and Sprint have a block list or spam control that you can set up by logging into your online account.

If the number you're attempting to block is from someone soliciting merchandise or donations, etc., then you might want to call the National Do Not Call Registry ( http://www.donotcall.gov ).

Texts are a little tougher to block than calls, but if you have a smartphone, then most of the block apps handle calls and text messages.

Other than these options, it is probably best to contact your cell phone service provider's Customer Service line and ask a representative directly. They are more apt to help you, because they have access to information on every cell phone they support as well as steps to help you with signing up for special services.

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A cell phone does not directly transmit sound. Instead it uses a microphone to convert what you are saying into electronic form. It then communicates with the cell station and sends it the electronic signals which represent your voice. The receiving person's cell phone then reassembles the electronic code representing voice into sound, using a speaker.

The original Sony Ericsson models usually have a 'w.' above the keypad. Also at the top of the mobile there should be a 'sony ericsson' sign and it should be spelt the correct way - Sony Ericsson.

Also on the left side of the phone there should be 'walkman' if it's a Walkman Mobile.

Also, if it's the original then it should be bought from a well known mobile shop and you can also double check with the staff at the shop if it is the original.

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If the guy just gave you his number, I would wait until the next day unless he texts you first.

Facebook has a number (on the website) where you can get updates and everything from Facebook. It should be in the help center.

The design of dedicated SMS (Short Message Service) alphanumeric communications began in 1993, but commercial use was minimal in 1995, and was still comparatively slow by 2000, when the billing systems were standardized. It was not until the proliferation of text-capable cellphones in 2001-2004 that the messaging phenomena reached its current levels. Due to the initial use of per-message billing, some users received incredibly-high phone bills (comparable to extended long-distance phone calls). Flat-rate billing has enabled texting to maintain its substantial volume for the years 2006-2009.

Worldwide sales of smart phones to end-users reached 38.1 million units in the fourth quarter of 2008, an increase of 3.7 per cent over the same period in 2007, said Gartner. However, sequential growth slowed down, added the US-based research firm. Global sales of smart phones for the year 2008 reached 139.3 million devices, up 13.9 per cent compared with 2007.

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Mobile phone shops, the internet, e-bay - they're everywhere!

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Try substituting the letters in your name with symbols.

The first cell phone was sold to the public in 1984 by Motorola. The idea of a cell phone actually goes back to the 1930's when police radios were put in patrol cars. In 1947 the first attempt to make a cell was done by Bell labs, but it wasn't until 1974 when Dr. Martin Cooper at Motorola made the first working cell phone. The first cells were produced only for government use until 1984. The first cell phones were expensive to own and calls were charged by the minute. Very few cell towers existed so calls were dropped and there were "dead" spots. The phone was in a bag with the entire bottom holding the battery. They were heavy and bulky to own or carry. I had one I kept in my car for emergency calls.

It depends on your provider. For most CDMA providers (Alltel, Verizon Wireless, Sprint, and TechMaster Telecom), dial *72 and the number you want to forward calls to. To turn off this feature, dial *73.

GSM providers often have different codes in different markets, so I'm not going to list them all here.

Its invention stopped people being 'tied' to their workplace or home. It also removed the need for someone to find a payphone to make a call. Advances in technology also allowed people to video-call and text other people - and use the internet.

Dr. Martin Cooper invented the cell phone and introduced it On April 3rd, 1973. They had other phones that you could use in your car, but they decided to upgrade where you can move freely without having a cord.

China. The number of mobile phones in China has swelled to 1,046,510,000 users in 2012. 75.32% of the population own a mobile.

About 700 billion messages were sent in China in 2007. However, Text message spam is also a problem in China. In 2007, 353.8 billion spam messages were sent, up 93% from the previous year. It is about 12.44 messages per week per person. It is routine that the People's Republic of China government monitor text messages across the country for illegal content.

Globally, 8.6 trillion text messages are sent each year

they will figure it out. when you block someone's call they typically get a messages, busy signal, transferred to vm or hung up on. After a few times of not getting through they will get the idea.

If the cell phone user has the same instant messaging program that you have on your computer, then yes. For example, if you have AIM on your computer and they have the mobile application for AIM on their cell phone, then you can communicate with them from your computer to your cell phone.

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