Mobile Phone Networks

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My mobile phone network coverage allows me to make a call wherever I want, and the call is never cut off by the network. Independent surveys show that it has the best signal quality with excellent call clarity. The network covers 99 percent of the population, and it has installed more transmitters than any other digital network company. They guarantee that they work the best; in fact, they will even add a free minute of talk time if the call is ever lost. International and off-peak calls are the cheapest in the area. The company has been voted number 1 in customer satisfaction for 5 years in a row. 2- You can order local, regional or national mobile phone network coverage. Long distance and roaming fees are charged by most carriers, but if you can find a local or regional plan you can save a lot of money. Coverage charges can add up quickly so estimate the number of minutes you will need. If you exceed the allotted minutes, the provider will let you upgrade to more minutes. The minutes will be used on both incoming and outgoing calls. Most carriers have coverage maps on their websites. A prepaid cell phone eliminates the need to be locked into a contract. 3- There is no mobile phone network coverage in a dead zone. These are both indoor and outdoor problem locations where a signal is not available. Calls are often dropped in certain buildings, homes and outdoor locations across the nation. It is very frustrating when you experience no coverage from your home, office or car due to inconsistent service. Cell phones need towers and antennas for calls to go through. More cell phone towers will have to be built to eliminate the gaps in coverage. Cities that host the towers will benefit from the additional revenue the towers gener... ... middle of paper ... ...ut I never know if I am in the correct area. Supposedly if I am outside the area I see a roaming indicator on the phone which just may be the letter 'R’. When I see the 'R', any calls will be charged at the roaming rate unless my plan has no roaming minutes. If that is the case I can not make or receive any calls. 10- Most networks have coverage checker so I can check the mobile phone coverage in my area. All I have to do is enter the postal code to see the coverage I can expect. I can get information on the regular 2G coverage for calls and texts as well as 3G coverage. It is also a good idea to ask people in the area if they find the signal strength adequate. The mobile signal strength depends on the provider and where you are. If you want to upgrade to browse the internet or download music videos, you need to make sure there is a strong 3G signal in the area.

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