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What does <strong>Swisscom</strong> have to say about mobile communications?
Historical In 1935, while living in Berlin, the novelist Erich Kästner described the city of the future: “A man walking along the pavement in front of them suddenly stepped out onto the road, removed a handset from his coat pocket, spoke a number into the mouthpiece and called: ‘Gertrud, listen, I’ll be an hour later for lunch as I want to pop into the lab first. Bye, darling!’ Returning the phone to his pocket, he stepped back onto the moving conveyor belt, opened a book and continued on his way.” Technical A mobile communications network is made up of base stations (antennas), which form the actual network, and mobile devices (handsets, laptops, personal digital assistants). The mobile devices and the antennas communicate wirelessly via electromagnetic waves. Wireless contact takes place solely between the mobile device and the responsible base station. Each base station forms the hub of a honeycombed radio cell measuring a few hundred meters in diameter in urban areas and up to several kilometers in rural areas. Depending on whether the network is used for transmitting conventional telephony traffic or data traffic, a variety of complementary networks are available (GSM, WLAN and, soon, UMTS).
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