This is called a microwave and falls between the visible waves at the red end of the spectrum, and radio waves.
There are voice changers specifically for cell phones: http://www.spyville.com/cell-phone-voice-changer.html
No. A cell phone uses cell towers to transmit calls. A regular phone plugs into the wall or an adaptor of some sort.
To set up voice mail on your new cell phone, dial *86 and press send on your cell phone. You will be connected to instructions which will then walk you through the set up process.
Depends on what kind of cell phone it is
A cell phone does not directly transmit sound. Instead it uses a microphone to convert what you are saying into electronic form. It then communicates with the cell station and sends it the electronic signals which represent your voice. The receiving person's cell phone then reassembles the electronic code representing voice into sound, using a speaker.
You will need to either reset your phone or call your cell phone provider to reset your voice mail password.
They needed to have a way to transmit the calls. Their solution was cell phone towers which allow the phones to carry a signal and make calls.
A cell 'phone does not transmit sound. It transmits electromagnetic radiation. Sound is converted to and from an electromagnetic signal by the microphone and speaker.
The way a duplex functions in a cell phone is by having a two - way communication in which both terminals can transmit simultaneously.
Not through normal cell phone technology. If you're paranoid, remove the battery.AnswerCell phones would only transmit information and data when its turned on, so you'll never be tracked down when your phone is dead.
I have a LG cosmos cell having problem with voice command how can I set it up
to unlock your phone you use voice activation