Mobile phones use electromagnetic radiation in the microwave range. However, specifically 02 mobile phones would have to be researched in order to determine exactly what kind of phone it was and what tower it associated with if any.
The 02 mobile cellular phones use land towers. The signal comes from a local cellular tower. Most cellular phones utilize land towers for phone reception.
Because they use cell towers to transmit calls.
No, most phones use signals from towers and a "switch" that turns it into a landline call. If you aren't close enough to a tower you won't have a signal to use it.
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.
There are a lot of websites to find ringtones for mobile phones but, i think i would use my cell phone to find one.
absolutly not they use gay nextel old rusty towers, cricket use ther own towers and when roaming sprint so crickets better 100 percent
From my experience with go phones, they tend to have good reception anywhere you go with them because they can use a variety of cell towers to bounce their signals off of.
In most countries, cell phones (mobile phones) use separate telephone prefixes. For example, in the UK, cell phone codes are in the range 07400 through 07999.
All mobile phones are telephones, but not all telephones are mobile phones. A telephone is a device used to send and receive phone calls from one phone to another. A mobile telephone is the same thing but is portable and works through a cellular phone network.
Yes. GSM phones (phones sold by T-Mobile and AT&T) use triangulation.
They melt the mobile and use some parts and shape them into something else.
verizon cell phones don't use SIM cards and T Mobile does. so in short, no.
The United States does not have separate area codes for mobile phones. Mobile phones (cell phones) use the same geographic area codes as landline phones. Florida has more than a dozen area codes, so you need to be more specific about where in Florida.