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Date: 21 Feb 90 13:59:30 GMT
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Does the cellular telephone system have a provision for Caller ID
transmissions? Might it even be built into the cellular phones
already, just waiting to go, or will there have to be a new generation
of cell phones to handle Caller ID (if it can be handled at all)...

Also, a note of news, Bell Cellular in Ontario and Quebec claims to
have the longest continuous cell coverage in the world, with 1800 km
from Windsor to the New Brunswick/Quebec border. Newsgroup readers are
invited to see if there are examples which beat this 1800 km figure.


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