Cell Phones FAQCell Phones PortalQuestion: Cell phones? Answer: LG chocolate, great look, not features. E900, not bad. Go for it. the U510, not worth it.
Question: Cell-Phones? Answer: Sprint does not sell sidekicks. Only T-mobile sells sidekicks. Also, a sidekick would not work on Sprint. Sprint has the LG Rumor, which is a pretty cool phone. It has a full keyboard. The Samsung A640 is a good phone as well.
Question: What cell phones out there cost the same even in the middle of a plan? answer: Nokia 6610i
Question: What cell phones do you recommend me to buy? answer: If you want to buy a smartphone i would recomend t-mobile mda, and if yo want to buy just a cell phone with really good features, i will reomend Samsung T519, it does everything and i is the world's slimmest phone.
Question: How much of a discount do cell phone dealers get when buying phones? answer: you are better off buying the phone with the contract also most cell phone companies will still make you have a 2 yr or a 1 yr contract even if you already own the phone. you may want to make sure of this
question: Why are cell phones not allowed on airplanes? Answer: I'm a commercial pilot by trade and was dubious about the effects of phones - studies here in Australia said this and that and never seemed to decide - although it was said often that GPS in particular can be effected. So while the aircraft was serviced myself and a co-pilot tested phones in close quarters to the equipment...had interesting results. Communications equipment is generally unaffected. This is because most Comms are on frequencies in the VHF and HF radio bands - far too low for mobile interference. Also, radio-signal navigation aids that provide distance and bearing were unaffected - they run in the VHF, MF bands and sometimes UHF. However radar operates in the high end at SHF (super high frequency) and can be touched by phones interference at times - most planes have a "transponder" which sends a radar pulse when picked up by a radar scan - this pulse just gives a strong identifying "paint" on the screen as opposed to the weak return of basic radar. However this pulse can become confused and distorted by phones - we didn't discover this but have seen studies in it. GPS however has shocking effects. The GPS was set up with a north destination about 200 miles away programmed. On comes the phone - and the destination suddenly ended up south east approximately 75 miles away! Not nice! Other jet systems such as INS (inertial navigation, which uses balanced gyros) won't be affected though - they don't rely on radio aids. So yes...mobile or cell phones do have an effect and yes...they are allowed but generally banned. I let people carry them on my flights but refuse to let them be turned on. No meeting is that important, sorry.
Question: Do you know a lot about how cell phones work? Also, I sleep with my cell phone right above my head, and I've noticed that I always wake up seconds before my phone rings. This happens to me constantly and at all different times. Do cell phones trasmit some kind of radiation or electromagnetic waves just before a call comes through and is that what's waking me? Is it normal for "it" to be causing me to wake like that? answer: the noise thing w/ the radio or a computer or any electrical device is that the rf waves ( radio frequency) are starting to come through to the device. when the caller connects to a tower and then the tower sends the signal to ur phn, it sends off those waves before the phn even starts to ring. you will notice the same thing if u have the phn set to vibrate and ring at the same time that the vibrate always go off first. there is a delay when it comes to the ringers.
Question: Where is the phone card on the Verizon Chocolate Cell Phones? Answer: Verizon doesn't use sim cards as they are a CDMA provider. Only GSM and iDEN providers use sim cards. You'll have to delete your personal information by hand. If you are upgrading your phone, then Verizon will transfer your plan to your new phone when they activate it. When that happens, the other phone is deactivated. If you are changing providers, then the phone you have now will be deactivated when you cancel the service. If you are porting your number, then it will be deactivated when the number porting is complete.
Question: What is the rule on personal cell phones in your office? Thanks for your answers! Have a great day! Answer: I personally don't keep mine on in the office I think it's rude to the other employees. You are suppose to be working not taking personal phone calls all day, leave it on vibrate so you can tell someone called you but let it go to voice and get back to them on breaks or lunch.
Question: Do you think talking on cell phones while driving should be a ticketed offense? Answer: I wish it was illegal.
Question: What are the best Verizon cell phones to use when reception is limited due to lack of relay towers? answer: i have an lg 8300 and it works everywhere I go. when you purchase a phone you have 15 days to try it. before you get "the one" try out the ones you like take 'em home and see which one works for you if the first one does not work take it back get another just pay the difference.
Question: How do cell phones tell time? Answer: Usually, the clock in the phone does not get the time from the network. It's more like a digital watch. Internally in the network, the messaging between exchanges needs very accurate time. All exchanges are synchronised to a common time source such as an atomic clock. The network elements that for example create a billing record are accurate to a few milliseconds.
Question: What are the top touch screen cell phones out right now? Answer: Voyager.....IPhone.....thats all i know Voyager- Is on Verizon IPhone- I beleive is US Cellular or Singular
Question: Can an iPhone be converted to CDMA from GSM for use on Verizon or Sprint? Answer: Your first question: can't be done. Such a conversion would require software and hardware changes, something the normal person wouldn't be able to afford, much less execute. You're better off purchasing the iPhone-like CDMA phones offered by Verizon Wireless, et al.
Question: How can one unlock an iPhone so that one can use the phone on any GSM network rather than AT&T exclusively? Thank you in advance. :) Answer: A teenager just this past week unlocked it. Here's the story on it from Yahoo! News: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070825/ap_on_hi_te/iphone_unlocked_31 It has the information that you need. I understand that this is a non-trivial exercise. The article also outlines an alternative (supposedly simpler) SIM card based "unlocking".
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