Probably not as they usually need to be within a couple of miles of a cell tower to get service. In low earth orbit the closest normal cell towers would be about 200 miles below you, well out of service range. Further out it would of course be worse.
However if your spacecraft contained a cell transmitter/receiver like those in cell towers, yes the mobile phone would work while inside the spacecraft (and maybe just outside near the spacecraft).
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Answer: No. Previous generations of mobile phones used the dipole antenna. (Some protruded, others were retractable.) A mobile phone must work in any orientation, so the antenna must be omnidirectional.
It would be useful in space flight.
No. A compass is a useful tool on Earth because the needle aligns with Earth's magnetic field and we know the shape of that field. There would be no such field in outer space.
Mobile phones are incapable of carrying a projector bulb powerful enough to project focused light more than a foot or so, although it is possible to build a laser pointer into a mobile phone. However, even mini projectors require more volume than modern mobile phones contain, so unless you have some old arm-sized mobile phone it will not have enough space to contain a miniprojector.
well you go on to my space cancel all your games then BA- bam it's done.
A satellite laptop is similar to a satellite phone. It provides the wireless internet connection by linking to a satellite in space. It is useful when you will be in areas with no phone or internet coverage from landlines or wireless towers.
In order to store 800contacts it would fill one spot in a phone. Contacts do not take up very much space in any phone as that is integrated when manufactured.
Yes surely, you can! Remove the space and visit this: file:///C:/Users/hp/Downloads/Untitled%20document.p df
no its not
You can't hear sound in space