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How many people use cell phones in Canada?
almost the whole country...
Why couldn't Cuba have cell phones until 2008?
It's possible that the radio frequencies used for mobile phones - were already in use in Cuba. The delay in introducing any service would be dependent on how quickly they could move other users to alternative frequencies.
Overview of CDMA Cell Phones?
Code Division Multiple Access or CDMA cell phones utilize a technology that permits the use of several frequencies at the same moment to send and receive data and voice transmissions. CDMA is newer radio technology that is designed to compete with the older Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) network. As a result, CDMA phones cannot use GSM cell towers. Another difference is that GSM phones use SIM cards while CDMA phones do not.
Do cell phones use transverse waves or Compressional waves?
They use micowaves, so they are transverse (def. oscillations are perpendicular to the direction of wave propagation).
I want to get a pay-as-you-go cell phone that will also make and receive calls while I'm in Canada. Is there such a thing?
Petro-Canada at http://mobility.petro-canada.ca/default.aspx offers Prepaid Cell Phones for use in Canada.
A funny cell joke?
What kind of phones do prisoners use? ''cell phones''
What types of waves do cell phones use for communication?
Cell phones use radio waves for communication.
Do Blackberry phones use the same chargers as other cell phones?
No, they do not have the same charger as all other cell phones but a Blackberry charger will be similar to some cell phones.
How many people use their cell phones as alarm clocks?
8.7% or people use their cell phones as alarm clocks.
Are most accidents caused by use of cell phones?
Yes just about 66% of people die with the use of cell phones
Why should you use your cell phones in class?
None pupil can use cell phones in class. The reason is simple to understand.
Whey are phones called cell phones?
Because they use cell towers to transmit calls.
