Nokia and GSM Technology
Nokia is currently the world’s leading mobile phone manufacturer; they are responsible for a solid chunk of Finland’s GNP (over 1%) and currently play a very important role in the mobile phone industry. Nokia was one of the companies to help develop GSM technology, and they have contributed greatly to the development of CDMA and computer technology. Also, while many may not know it, Fujitsu’s original facilities were purchased from Nokia’s IT and computer department. The now-defunct MikroMikko series is still being produced by Fujitsu under the ErgoPro label.
While the world recognizes Nokia for its role in the mobile phone industry as a manufacturer, the Finnish company is also a major player in various industries in the realm of telecommunications.
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A mobile phone is a small portable radio telephone. You can carry it anywhere. It is also referred to as a wireless phone or cell phone or cellular phone. It does not use any wires to communicate over long distances. It normally communicates with nearby base station called cell which further connects your mobile to the main telephone network. Today these phones have gone so cheap that they have almost taken over payphones and phone booths.
The mobile phone has combined telephone and radio technologies into one. It uses wireless communication in order to send electromagnetic waves from one base station to another. Earlier it used analog networks while the modern phones now a days uses digital networks. Digital network is also called second generation technology (2G). Mostly used digital network is GSM but CDMA is also gaining popularity. GSM stands for Global System for Mobile communication and CDMA stands for Code-Division Multiple Access.
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