which was the first cellular provider?
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"cellular one"  her in california anyway. i think
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Check out following websites...\n\n\nhttp://www.cellmasti.com\nhttp://www.emobilez.com\n\nthere are other alot of websites... use ur best friend GOOGLE to find them out..
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Nokia and Verizon wireless.  Their rates are reasonable and the phones dependable.
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Satellite Telecom.  Companies have invested a lot of money in developing the infrastructure.  By the time they have it set up the sat phones will be comparable to regular Cell phones.
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* Ameritech ... (now part of AT&T)\n    * Bell Atlantic ... (now part of Verizon)\n    * BellSouth Corporation ... (Merging with AT&T pending shareholder and regulatory approval)\n    * NYNEX ... (now part of Verizon)\n    * Pacific Telesis Group ... (now part of AT&T)\n    * Southwestern Bell Corporation ... (now part of AT&T)\n    * US West ... (now part of Qwest)\n\n\nOn a side note, Cingular and AT&T merged their wireless networks a few years ago too.\n\nThis answers the question, but I suggest reading the article quotes in the sources for more complete information.
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OK, I just saw this special on the history channel..."The History of Cell Phones"...I think his name was Howard Cooper...He worked at a phone company...i think he was the General Manager of Motorola...and his first call on a cell phone was to a rival phone company; AT&T...
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Many cell-phone companies have family talk plans...First two lines $70, add a line only $9.99.  I have Cingular, I know Verizon has something simmilar.
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Cingular, formed in 2001, is a joint venture of the American landline telephone companies AT&T and BellSouth. The two companies hold 60% and 40% stakes in Cingular, respectively, based on the value of the assets each company contributed to the venture.
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with some cell providers you can log on to the website and send one through the site. i know verizon used to do that and cingular
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1. You need to contact your cellular provider and ensure they provide data services for your phone. Some providers require you to either sign up for a data plan, or agree to terms of service, before you can use your phone for data access.\n\nCingular, for example, requires you to have a plan that supports data access, but doesn't require you to specifically sign up for cellular modem service; however, they charge an arm and a leg for open-rate cellular data service.\n\n2. Go to your cellular provider's Web site and look up support for your phone. It will have instructions for how to set your phone up as a modem.\n\nFor example, Cingular has this information:\n\nhttps://onlinecare.cingular.com/device-support/selectDevice.do?mode=na&universe=cingular&make=Nokia&model=6030&x=36&y=7
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There are many, one would be low-cost provider. As with all such "advantages" as your competitors play "catch-up" they become commodities or entry-level requirements. \n\nTechnology leads are a good one, look at how all the mobile phoe operators are trying to get into premium services and move from box shifting (the actual phone)
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go to what ever web site your cell provider is and sign up it is fast easy and free. If you do not know the site call your cell provider and ask.\nHope that helps
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cell for long distance or other people on my network (it's free for me)...and home for all local calls...and incoming long distance.
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I can see a day when broadband companies simply decide to cut off the access to the Vonage-type providers by port blocking or other means---And court battles about it.  Even if that doesn't happen, I think it would take a long long time for anything to impact the old Ma-Bell phone companies signifigantly.  Cell phones?  I've never seen an internet phone product that would compete with wireless phones.
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I think called as bag phones or Mobile phone....\n\nwant to see Histroy of Mobile phone...\nsee this link\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_mobile_phones
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SBC.  I have everything through them, except my cell phones.  Makes it a lot easier to pay my bill I can pay my two internet accounts, three phone lines, and my dish all at one time.  There is also a discount for all bundled services.
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Telecom has seen tremendous growth in this south asian country in the last few years. the major breakthrough was by cellular service providers after they stopped charging for incoming calls. Teledensity in the country is now reaching double digits and new avenues are opening up with the popularity of Internet Telephony.