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How does a cell phone work


Posted Date: 31 Oct 2009    Resource Type: Articles/Knowledge Sharing    Category: How things work
Author: AlinaMember Level: Bronze    
Rating: 3 out of 53 out of 53 out of 5Points: 2



When a cell phone is switched on, it searches for a signal. The base transciever station sends signals at certain time intervals asking where is the cell phone right now. The cell phone , on recieving this signal, sends a signal indicating where is it located. If service is available, your phone transmits certain identification numbers so that the network can verify your specific customer information including your cell phone provider and mobile phone number, etc.



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