dual mode mobile phones work on more than one network (for example, TDMA and AMPS, GSM and DECT).
Dual mode phones that support more that one technology. For example a 800 MHz CDMA phone that also supports 800 MHz AMPS. You can also have phones that support dual band/dual mode such as the Nokia 6185 which is 800, 1900 MHz CDMA and 800 MHz AMPS. Dual mode phones allow you to access different technologies in the same or different geographic regions, essentially giving your phone a wider coverage area.
A phone that can operate on two different standards.
Refers to certain phone models' ability to use both analog and digital networks to send and receive calls.
Dual mode mobile phones work on more than one network (for example, digital and analog) - this is extremely useful if you want the advantages of a digital phone, but regularly visit areas where analog is the only service available. Back to the top.
Describes a phone that works on both analog and digital networks.
Dual mode mobile phones have more than one air interface and hence can work on more than one network. One example is phones that operate on both digital and analog networks. They are quite useful if you want the advantages of a digital phone, but regularly visit areas where analog is the only service available.
PCS telephone compatible with both analog and digital cellular phone systems.
Dual mode phones or radios are devices that support more than one technology. Typically, this is either CDMA and AMPS or TDMA and AMPS, but other dual mode phones are starting to appear on the market, such as GSM and TDMA.
A mobile phone that is capable of operating two standards such as GSM and DECT
Dual mode mobile phones have more than one air interface and hence can work on more than one network. One example is phones that operate on both digital and analog networks. Another example is phones that could work in both cdma2000 and W-CDMA networks.
A wireless handset that works on both analog and digital networks.
A wireless device that can be operated on analogue or digital transmission networks.
Functionality that allows a mobile phone to operate in two different modes for greater roaming capabilities. For example, a mobile phone may be equipped to support both CDMA2000 and WCDMA standards to send and receive calls.
A feature on some wireless phones that allows the handset to operate on both analog and digital networks.
A phone that can operate on two standards such as GSM and DECT
A phone that operated on both analog and digital networks is said to be dual-mode. It can be cellular/analog or digital PCS/analog.
A dual-mode wireless device can operate at both a 1900 MHz digital and a 800 MHz analog frequency. Also known as Dual Band.
Describes mobile phones which can communicate in both first generation cellular (analog) and second generation cellular(digital) modes.
A Dual Mode mobile phone can run on one or more operating system, and have more than one interface. It can be useful if you want to switch from a digital phone and if it is not available on the network you are on in one area, you can switch to analog.