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Wireless Communication
This rapidly growing segment of the communication industry has the potential of providing high-speed high-quality information exchange between portable devices. Wireless communication enables several applications including multimedia Internet-enabled cell phones, automated highway systems, smart homes and appliances and videoconferencing, among others.
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There is so called aGPS (assisted GPS) which involves the communication between fixed base stations of cellular companies - they make your life easier by means of using the GPS data of position of the cellular base stations.
Before receiving the signals of 3-4 satellites and processing of this data by GPS chip on board of your cellular phone you already have the positions of the base stations because your mobile exchanges informations with base stations. So the cold start time reduces.
So you pay for the infrastructure of the cellular company. Use normal GPS unit free of charges as long as the US Gov and manufacturers of the equipment will pay for it.
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GPS Car Navigation Systems in the PhilippinesGPS Car Navigation Systems are well known in most parts of the world. Just in Europe as many as 14 Mio drivers are using this modern technology already to find their way on the road. And as an old comment says: "Comfort means always also safety" this is a perfect technology to make driving more comfortable and - of course - more safe! And especially in the moment let's remind us, that an efficient route planning can help to save a lot of gasoline.Now you can be assured that in future you can safely reach your destination in the Philippines, even if you are visiting the place for the very first time. carNAVi developed a series of new gadgets, that are surely going to prove its worth whenever needed and will ensure that you never get lost again! These units will be available soon for a very competitive and affortable price!
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This units are the first devices exclusively developed and manufatured for the Philippine market. Never before it was more affortable to own a personal navigation unit. Prices will start as low as 8.900 PHP.
Available at most car dealers and department stores soon.
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How do you detect presence of hydrocarbons?
You can detect the presence of hydrocarbons by using various analytical techniques such as gas chromatography, mass spectrometry, or infrared spectroscopy. These methods can identify and quantify different types of hydrocarbons in a sample by analyzing their chemical properties or spectral data. Additionally, sensor-based techniques like flame ionization detectors are often used for real-time monitoring of hydrocarbons in the environment.
What does sub-confluent cell mean?
Sub-confluent cell refers to a cell culture in which cells are partially but not fully covering the growth surface of a culture vessel. This typically indicates that the cells have not yet reached confluence, where they form a monolayer across the entire growth surface. Sub-confluent cells are often in a state of active proliferation.
There is missing the value of the voltage.
We asume V = 120 volts.
Powerage = Voltage times current
Power = 120 volts times 16 amps = 1920 watts.
What are carbohidrates how does a cell use them?
Carbohydrates are molecules made of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen, and they are a primary source of energy for cells. Cells break down carbohydrates through a process called cellular respiration to produce ATP, the energy currency of the cell. This ATP is used to power various cellular processes and functions.
Why Weak cell phone signals inside house?
building often have metal inside them that causes interference, rebar in concrete buildings, wire mesh in sod buildings, and building with metal roofs. Metal covering your cellphone leads to weak signal.
Abstract for gps based accident identification system?
This study presents a GPS-based accident identification system that utilizes real-time GPS data to detect and locate traffic accidents. The proposed system aims to improve emergency response times by automatically detecting accidents and sending alerts with precise location information to emergency services. The system is designed to provide quick and efficient assistance to accident victims, ultimately enhancing road safety and saving lives.
Does a cell phone register missed calls when turned off?
It depends on the provider you use. Verizon, TechMaster Telecom, Sprint, and Alltel generally do. T-Mobile and Cingular are a bit flaky.
This is not accurate. Sprint phones do not receive missed call and neither do Cingular. If the phones are off or have no signal and the person doesn't leave a message you do not receive a missed call alert. However, I've heard that android phone, i.e. HTC EVO, have an app that logs those missed calls.
I am assumeing you mean acrylic paints They were first used by the inventors in about 1946 0r 49, they became available commercially in the 1950s. There is more on this on the Wiki, see the related links. It is kind of a interesting article.
What is the fastest ute in the world?
A Holden Special Vehicles Maloo R8.
The Coupe ute hit 277.4 km/h under 5 seconds.
this record was set in 2006, in South Australia, Australia.
this ute has a 6.0 Litre LS2 V8 298kW with 542Nm.
why does go so fast, the ute is light weighted and with the power of the LS2 its a good combo.
What is the name for a retinal cell?
The retina is made of several layers of cells that come in five major flavors. These cells are the photoreceptors (rods and cones), bipolar cells, ganglion cells, amacrine cells, and horizontal cells.
A tennis racket demonstrates radial symmetry, as it has multiple symmetrical sections radiating out from a central point.
How many watts of electricity does las Vegas use a day?
Anywhere around 100K/month...depending on your outside lights... Anywhere around 100K/month...depending on your outside lights... Anywhere around 100K/month...depending on your outside lights...
Which factor determines the clarity of a cell phone photo image?
Factors that determine the clarity of a cell phone photo image include the quality of the phone's camera sensor, the resolution of the image, the amount of light available when the photo is taken, and the stability of the camera when capturing the image.
This is the website: www.farrakhanfactor.com The owner is Jason. C. Muhammad a.k.a Godson. My personal private calls to include my credit cards and security number is aired without my permission to be heard by rapist, child molesters, drug addicts, convicts, murders, thieves, wife beaters, misogynist and religious destructive cult fanatics in a plot to further exploit and prostitute me before a community that has used and abused me and stole my work and attempted to make me feel stupid and inferior after doing so. How can I seek legal recourse and protect myself and my family??
Why are we addicted to texting?
We are not addicted to texting. We suffer from social anxiety, in this case the idea that we might lose something if we are not in touch all the time: might not be cool, might not be "a part of," might miss something.
Please spare the feelings of those who cannot speak. Try for yourself being without speech for 3 hours.
if you mean stupid - say so.
Is using cell phones too much bad for your physical or mental health?
Generally speaking, obsession with anything is bad for your physical or mental health. This actually dates back to that ol' time-honored maxim: "Moderation in all things". Data is really just beginning to be collated for study regarding brain damage caused by the cell-phone's magnetic waves' proximity to the cranium.
On the road, off the phone. Please. Distracted driving may be caused by many things, with deadly result.
American Tourister is owned by the Samsonite Group, a luggage manufacturer and retailer based in Luxembourg. Samsonite acquired American Tourister in 1993.
How many people die from texting while driving in Michigan?
In Michigan, the stats can be somewhat inaccurate due to the fact that not all people using cell phones while driving are actually texting when a fatal car crash occurs. It has been estimated that in 2010 there were over 880 cell phone/vehicle related deaths. Many laws and bills have been passed in the state in recent years to curb this trend.
How many accidents are caused by texting and driving?
Distracted driving, including texting, is a leading cause of car accidents. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, in the United States, around 3,000 fatal crashes each year involve distracted driving. These accidents can result in injuries and fatalities that could have been prevented by focusing on the road instead of electronic devices.
Radio communication is the transmission of information through radio waves between two or more devices. It is used for various purposes such as broadcasting, two-way communication like walkie-talkies and cell phones, and communication with satellites and spacecraft. Radio communication relies on frequencies within the radio spectrum to transmit signals over short or long distances.
How many people in the US own a cell phone?
About 240,000,000 out of the 304,059,724 that live in the U.S.A
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What country has the most cell phones per capita?
Cell Phone Usage Worldwide, by Country
(Countries for which no information is available are not included in this list.)Rank Country Cell phones Date of information 1. China547,286,000 2007 2. European Union466,000,000 2005 3. India 362,300,000 2009 4. United States 255,000,000 2007 5. Russia 170,000,000 2007 6. Brazil 120,980,000 2007 7. Japan 107,339,000 2007 8. Germany 97,151,000 2007 9. Pakistan 88,020,000 2008 10. Indonesia 81,835,000 2008 11. Italy 78,571,000 2006 12. United Kingdom 71,992,000 2007 13. Mexico 68,254,000 2007 14. Turkey 61,976,000 2007 15. France 56,719,000 2007 16. Ukraine 55,240,000 2007 17. Philippines 51,795,000 2007 18. Spain 41,328,000 2005 19. Spain 48,813,000 2007 20. Korea, South 43,500,000 2007 21. South Africa 42,300,000 2007 22. Poland 41,389,000 2007 23. Argentina 40,402,000 2007 24. Nigeria 40,395,000 2007 25. Bangladesh 34,370,000 2007 26. Colombia 33,941,000 2007 27. Vietnam 33,200,000 2007 28. Egypt 30,065,000 2007 29. Iran 29,770,000 2007 30. Saudi Arabia 28,381,000 2007 31. Algeria 27,563,000 2007 32. Taiwan 24,302,000 2007 33. Venezuela 23,820,000 2007 34. Malaysia 23,347,000 2007 35. Romania 22,875,000 2007 36. Australia 21,260,000 2007 37. Morocco 20,029,000 2007 38. Canada 18,749,000 2006 39. Netherlands 17,300,000 2006 40. Peru 15,417,000 2007 41. Iraq 14,021,000 2007 42. Chile 13,955,000 2007 43. Portugal 13,413,000 2007 44. Czech Republic 13,075,000 2007 45. Kazakhstan 12,588,000 2007 46. Greece 11,997,000 2007 47. Kenya 11,440,000 2007 48. Hungary 11,030,000 2007 49. Hong Kong 10,550,000 2007 50. Uzbekistan 10,400,000 2008 51. Sweden 10,371,000 2007 52. Belgium 10,230,000 2007 53. Guatemala 10,150,000 2007 54. Ecuador 10,086,000 2007 55. Bulgaria 9,897,000 2007 56. Austria 9,768,000 2007 57. Tanzania 9,258,000 2008 58. Israel 8,902,000 2007 59. Serbia 8,453,000 2007 60. Switzerland 8,096,000 2007 61. Sri Lanka 7,983,000 2007 62. Tunisia 7,842,000 2007 63. Ghana 7,604,000 2007 64. United Arab Emirates 7,595,000 2007 65. Sudan 7,464,000 2007 66. Cote d'Ivoire 7,050,000 2007 67. Belarus 6,960,000 2007 68. Syria 6,700,000 2007 69. Congo, Democratic Republic of the 6,592,000 2007 70. Denmark 6,243,000 2007 71. El Salvador 6,137,000 2007 72. Finland 6,080,000 2007 73. Slovakia 6,068,000 2007 74. Singapore 5,619,000 2007 75. Dominican Republic 5,513,000 2007 76. Afghanistan 5,400,000 2008 77. Norway 5,192,000 2007 78. Croatia 5,035,000 2007 79. Ireland 4,940,000 2007 80. Lithuania 4,912,000 2007 81. Jordan 4,771,000 2007 82. Cameroon 4,536,000 2007 83. Libya 4,500,00 2007 84. Paraguay 4,330,000 2007 85. Azerbaijan 4,300,000 2007 86. New Zealand 4,245,000 2007 87. Uganda 4,195,000 2007 88. Honduras 4,185,000 2007 89. Senegal 4,123,000 2007 90. Tajikistan 3,500,000 2007 91. Puerto Rico 3,354,000 2005 92. Angola 3,307,000 2007 93. Mozambique 3,300,000 2005 94. Bolivia 3,254,000 2007 95. Uruguay 3,004,000 2007 96. Yemen 2,978,000 2006 97. Kuwait 2,774,000 2007 98. Zambia 2,639,000 2007 99. Georgia 2,600,000 2007 100. Cambodia 2,583,000 2007 101. Haiti 2,500,000 2007 102. Oman 2,500,000 2007 103. Jamaica 2,495,000 2006 104. Mali 2,483,000 2007 105. Bosnia and Herzegovina 2,450,000 2007 106. Panama 2,392,000 2007 107. Albania 2,300,000 2007 108. Madagascar 2,218,000 2007 109. Latvia 2,217,000 2007 110. Kyrgyzstan 2,152,000 2007 111. Nicaragua 2,123,000 2007 112. Estonia 1,982,000 2007 113. Estonia 1,928,000 2007 114. Benin 1,895,000 2007 115. Moldova 1,883,000 2007 116. Mongolia 1,796,000 2008 117. Burkina Faso 1,611,000 2007 118. Macedonia 1,518,000 2007 119. Costa Rica 1,503,000 2007 120. Laos 1,478,000 2007 121. Botswana 1,427,000 2007 122. Congo, Democratic Republic of the 1,334,000 2007 123. Mauritius 1,300,000 2007 124. Qatar 1,264,000 2007 125. Lebanon 1,260,000 2007 126. Zimbabwe 1,266,000 2007 127. Ethiopia 1,208,000 2007 128. Togo 1,190,000 2007 129. Armenia 1,185,000 2006 130. Gabon 1,169,000 2007 131. Nepal 1,157,000 2006 132. Bahrain 1,116,000 2007 133. Malawi 1,051,000 2007 134. Gaza Strip 1,026,000 2007 135. West Bank 1,026,000 2007 136. Trinidad and Tobago 1,008,000 2007 137. Cyprus 962,200 NA 138. Mauritius 936,000 2007 139. Chad 918,400 2007 140. Niger 900,000 2007 141. Macao 856,200 2008 142. Turkmenistan 810,000 2008 143. Namibia 800,300 2007 144. Gambia, The 795,700 2007 145. Sierra Leone 776,000 2007 146. Montenegro 643,700 2007 147. Rwanda 635,100 2007 148. Luxembourg 604,200 2007 149. Somalia 600,000 2007 150. Liberia 563,000 2007 151. Kosovo 562,000 2006 152. Lesotho 456,000 2007 153. Fiji 437,000 2007 154. Swaziland 380,000 2007 155. Bahamas, The 374,000 2007 156. Malta 371,500 2007 157. Iceland 347,500 2007 158. Brunei 339,800 2007 159. Suriname 320,000 2006 160. Maldives 317,800 2007 161. Papua New Guinea 300,000 2007 162. Guinea-Bissau 296,200 2007 163. Guyana 281,400 2005 164. Burundi 250,000 2007 165. Barbados 237,100 2006 166. Equatorial Guinea 220,200 2007 167. Burma 214,200 2006 168. Netherlands Antilles 200,000 2004 169. Cuba 198,300 2007 170. Guinea 189,000 2005 171. New Caledonia 1,764,000 2007 172. French Polynesia 174,800 2007 173. Bhutan 149,000 2007 174. Cape Verde 148,000 2007 175. Central African Republic 130,000 2007 176. Belize 118,300 2007 177. Antigua and Barbuda 110,200 2006 178. Aruba 105,700 2006 179. Saint Lucia 105,700 2005 180. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 104,000 2007 181. Samoa 86,000 2007 182. Jersey 83,900 2004 183. Virgin Islands 80,300 2005 184. Seychelles 77,300 2007 185. Eritrea 70,000 2007 186. East Timor 69,000 2007 187. Andorra 68,500 2007 188. Greenland 66,400 2007 189. Bermuda 60,100 2006 190. Faroe Islands 50,000 2006 191. Mayotte 48,100 2005 192. Tonga 46,500 2007 193. Grenada 46,200 2006 194. Djibouti 45,000 2007 195. Guernsey 43,800 2004 196. Dominica 41,800 2005 197. Comoros 40,000 2007 198. Cayman Islands 33,800 2004 199. Sao Tome and Principe 30,100 2007 200. Liechtenstein 27,500 2005 201. Micronesia, Federated States of 27,400 2007 202. Vanuatu 26,000 2007 203. Northern Mariana Islands 20,500 2004 204. San Marino 17,390 2006 205. Monaco 17,200 2005 206. Solomon Islands 10,900 2007 207. Saint Kitts and Nevis 10,900 2007 208. Gibraltar 9,797 2002 209. British Virgin Islands 8,000 2002 210. American Samoa 2,200 2004 211. Anguilla 1,800 2002 212. Turks and Caicos Islands 1,700 1999 213. Cook Islands 1,500 2002 214. Nauru 1,500 2002 215. Palau 1,000 2002 217. Kiribati 700 2005 218. Marshall Islands 700 2005 219. Niue 400 2002 220. Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas) 0 2001 221. Norfolk Island 0 2002 222. Western Sahara 0 1999Why shouldn't students bring mobile phones to school?
I think they should so they can use them on the breaks but there is no reason in class. if their parents need to reach them they can call the school. It worked for many many years before mobile phones existed. if the school totally ban them in school it might be they want the students to focus more and concentrate on school and not everything outside. It's only a few hours a day and actually talking to people and socializing face to face is a social skill more people need to learn.
