A
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Mobile phones: definition and technology
Mobile
phones,
or cellular phones, are devices that enable communication to all types of
telephones while moving over a wide area called the coverage area.
The term ‘cellular’ comes
from the fact that the phone calls are made through base stations,
communication towers or antennas,
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B
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A
brief story
§ IG, First
Generation phones started in the 1980s when Motorola introduced the first
hand=held phones. They used analogue technology and the main drawback was
the small number of channels that could be used at a time.
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C
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Features and functions
Mobiles have become an
essential part of our lives and there are many uses for them.
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EXERCISES
29.1
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Complete this text about basic principles of mobile telephone with
words from A opposite.
Mobile phones, also called
(1) ___________ _____________, or cell phones for short, need a network
of towers or antennas to transmit calls. In a cellular system, a city is
divided into smaller sections or (2) ___________ where the (3)
___________
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29.2
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Read B
opposite and decide if these sentences are True or False. If they
are false, correct them.
1. 1G phones had a slower
transmission speed than 2G.
2. 2G phones introduced
analogue technology.
3. GSM started to be used in
the 80s.
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29.3
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Read C opposite and match the
CNET.com phone reviews (1-5) to the descriptions of users who might be
interested in them (a-e).
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