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Mobile Phone Features
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- 1Standby time: the amount of time you can leave your phone on before it needs recharging.Talk time: the amount of time you can talk on your phone.
- 2SMS: short messaging service - allows users to send and receive text messages entered using the phone's keypad.MMS: multi media messaging - allows users to put a message together with pictures, video and/or sound along with text.
- 3Predictive text: used when typing a text message - instead is having to press a key repeatedly to get the letter you want, you press each key just once. For example, to spell god you would press keys 3, 6, 4 just once. This allows the user to how messages more quickly and with less effort.Built-in camera: A camera built into your phone, which allows you to take digital stills or video clips.
- 43G: third generation - 3G phones give high-speed Internet access. You can stream video and audio, which allows you to use video calling and view live content from the web.Video calling: allows you to stream live calls so you can speak to and see the person using the handset.
- 5HSDPA: High speed downlink packet access, also known as super-fast 3G - widely regarded as the next big advance, which is set to overtake 3G.Bluetooth: uses radio signals, enabling the user to send and receive from devices in close proximity - usually within 50 meters.
- 6Hands-free device: allows you to talk without having to hold the phone in your hand - uses a cable with an earpiece and a microphone.Music playback: you can store music on the built-in memory of the phone and listen to it on the move.
- 7WiFi: similar to Bluetooth, but the range and amount of data sent and received are greater. Allows you to use the Internet for free in WiFi hotspots.Mobile Internet: similar to using Internet on a computer - pages appear at a small size and/or with reduced graphics.
- 8Memory card slot: allows storage of multimedia on a memory card: so you can store more tracks, pictures and video clips on your phone and daily transfer them to other devices. Cards range in size from 1MB to 8GB plus.Dual-band, tri-band and quad-band phones: phones are able to pick up different frequencies; the number of frequencies determines which countries you can use your phone in. Dual-band can pick up two different frequencies, tri-band three different frequencies and quad-dans four. Quad-band allows you to use your phone in five continents.
- 9Roaming: when you are abroad you may not have access to your mobile phone provider. The roaming feature allows you to use another mobile phone provider's network so you can carry on making phone calls and sending texts.Locked phone: the network provider locks the phone so that only their SIM card will work in the phone. This is a way of selling the phone and keeping the customer loyal to them.
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- GCSE GCSE ICT Fichas sobre Mobile Phone Features, creado por Laura Mitchell el 07/05/2013.
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