what does the term GSM48 mean.?
968162
Maybe this:\n\nGSM48:\nGSM dual band 850/1900 MHz; GPRS, SMS \n\nCheck the link below for more information. Otherwise, more detail is required to put this into correct context.
991765
it's the modem dialing the number
1042309
if u find error message, it means the mobile tht u sent for was not support for the wap and GPRS. u need GPRS, even so far i know some mobile doesnt need it
147646
GSM frequency bands are liscensed and dedicated to GSM mobile services.  With that standardization, it is possible to roam world wide with a quad band phone and have services as long as there is a signal.  GSM is itself a global standard.\n\nNo standard frequencies would mean the inability to produce devices that are "world phones".
363414
it uses mobile wireless communication to communicate with other modems/receivers. It operates through GSM frequency, the same frequency GSM mobile phones use.
291801
Just go here...\n\nhttp://searchsmb.techtarget.com/sDefinition/0,,sid44_gci213512,00.html
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Malaysia (messaging Service) 60 \nMalaysia Gsm Masis 60-122-129\n\nsabaya is  +6088 ;)
233906
It is wireless router standards.  They tell you at what maximum speed the router will transmit or receive data.  The highest standard is G.
146906
Italian & it means (not so accurate)\nAvnex is up them, volelo to know when MMG will exit version 3,0 and if I can agiornare my version 2.0. A ' other question: in your situated one where are unloaded the modernizations of the software, are free? Distinguished Luca salutes Bear
339013
the GSM= General Service Medal.  More information regarding the medal can be found by going to the link below
857415
This is a 3Com Etherlink III (3c509) network card. It appears to be an ISA card (old technology).
490955
It's business middleware:\n\nhttp://searchsap.techtarget.com/gDefinition/0,294236,sid21_gci765096,00.html
182541
That is not correct.  A GS-12 is the equivalent of a O-4 (Major in Amry, AF and Marine Corps; Lt. Commanderin Navy).  Your Step is irrelevant for protocal rules.
776439
I have no idea.  Call the operator to find out.\n\nCoach
645840
The GSM (and all other digital mobile) phones are encrypted with a split key. The Government has one half, and the service provider has the other. The two sections of the key are required to intercept communications on the phone, and the only way to get both keys together is with a court order, ie. a warrant.
1047572
Could you please elaborate more? are you asking about how the GSM network operates? or are you asking about their IT infrastructure?
1171099
It is not an official phrase.\nMaybe they are testing you to see what your capacity is .