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English: A simple phone icon
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Self-made, derived from Image:1 8 1 21.svg |
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February 27, 2007 |
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- Audio signal processing
- Communications in Belarus
- Communications in Belgium
- Communications in Bulgaria
- Communications in Chad
- Communications in Croatia
- Communications in the Czech Republic
- Communications in Denmark
- Digital Private Network Signalling System
- DASS1
- Communications in Estonia
- Communications in Finland
- Telecommunications in France
- Communications in Germany
- Communications in Georgia
- Communications in Hungary
- Home internet Solution
- Communications in the Republic of Ireland
- Communications in Italy
- Communications in Latvia
- Microphotonics
- Communications in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
- Communications in Vanuatu
- Communications in Azerbaijan
- Acoustic coupler
- Airborne radio relay
- Audit (telecommunication)
- Back-to-back connection
- Bit-count integrity
- Call collision
- Called-party camp-on
- Call processing
- Capture effect
- Carson bandwidth rule
- Channel reliability
- Character-count integrity
- Circuit noise level
- Circuit restoration
- Circulator
- Collective routing
- Combat-net radio
- Common battery
- Common-mode interference
- Communications system
- Control communications
- Controlled area
- Control operation
- Convoy internal communications
- Cosmic noise
- Cryptochannel
- Customer-premises equipment
- Customer service unit
- Cutback technique
- Data service unit
- Data circuit-terminating equipment
- Delta modulation
- Double-sideband reduced-carrier transmission
- Double-sideband suppressed-carrier transmission
- Earth terminal complex
- Electromagnetic survivability
- Electronic deception
- End-of-transmission character
- Enhanced service
- Error burst
- Essential service
- Exempted addressee
- Extended superframe
- Eye pattern
- Facsimile converter
- Fading distribution
- Fast packet switching
- Fault management
- FCC registration program
- Filled cable
- Filtered symmetric differential phase-shift keying
- Foreign instrumentation signals intelligence
- Forward echo
- Four-wire circuit
- Four-wire terminating set
- Frame slip
- Frame synchronization
- Frequency averaging
- Frequency-change signaling
- Frequency sharing
- Front-to-back ratio
- Heuristic routing
- Hop count
- Information-bearer channel
- Insertion loss
- Interchange circuit
- Interconnect facility
- Intermediate distribution frame
- Interposition trunk
- Loading
- Local call
- Maximal-ratio combining
- Maximum usable frequency
- Maximum user signaling rate
- Mode partition noise
- Net gain
- Net operation
- Noise level
- Noise temperature
- NS/EP telecommunications
- On-hook
- Outside plant
- Overfill
- Par meter
- PCS switching center
- PCS System
- Personal mobility
- Phantom circuit
- Phase inversion
- Photocurrent
- Power margin
- Proceed-to-select
- Protected distribution system
- Psophometer
- Psophometric voltage
- Public data transmission service
- Queuing delay
- Received noise power
- Receiver attack-time delay
- Recovery procedure
- Reference noise
- Reflection loss
- Remote access
- Remote call forwarding
- Self-synchronizing code
- Separate channel signaling
- Simplex circuit
- Spectral width
- Speed of service
- Standard test signal
- Stopband
- Stop signal
- Store-and-forward switching center
- Switched multimegabit data services
- Synchronous network
- Systems control
- Tactical communications system
- Toll switching trunk
- Transmission coefficient (optics)
- Transmission level point
- Transmit-after-receive time delay
- Transmitter attack-time delay
- Video teleconferencing unit
- Voice frequency primary patch bay
- White facsimile transmission
- Zero dBm transmission level point
- Calling feature
- TAT-6
- TAT-9
- TAT-11
- Transmission system
- Destination user
- Information transfer
- Data stream
- Gold code
- Pulse-amplitude modulation
- User information
- NTIA Manual of Regulations and Procedures for Federal Radio Frequency Management
- Local loop
- Asynchronous Balanced Mode
- Automatic baud rate detection
- End instrument
- V5 interface
- 2B1Q
- Communications in Iceland
- Communications in Andorra
- Communications in Armenia
- Telecommunications in Austria
- Communications in Cuba
- Data terminal equipment
- Community-of-interest network
- Internet phone
- CSLIP
- Teledesic
- Long-distance operator
- Message switching
- Public switched data network
- OFNR
- Process gain
- Additive white Gaussian noise
- OSCAR protocol
- Fairness
- Tropospheric scatter
- Co-channel interference
- Marcopolo
- In-band adjacent-channel
- Singing telegram
- 2VSB
- Wander
- WX
- RX
- Radio electronics
- Data strobe encoding
- Point-to-Point Protocol over ATM
- ISDN Digital Subscriber Line
- Billing Mediation Platform
- Bluechat
- Packet Switch Stream
- Self-healing ring
- Closed telephone numbering plan
- Directional antenna
- Omnidirectional antenna
- Electrical termination
- Telecommunication circuit
- Point of presence
- New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
- Channelized
- Band (radio)
- Super high frequency
- Fat pipe
- Operator assistance
- Direct dial
- Collect call
- Telephone call
- Calling party
- Silent number
- UE (wireless telephone)
- Alberta Terminating Test Line
- SIPphone
- Signaling gateway
- Terminal (telecommunication)
- IncrediMail
- Hicom 300
- Cover (telecommunications)
- Orange box
- Transactive communication
- Multi-frequency
- Common Intermediate Format
- Bearer service
- ARNES
- Data transfer rate
- Programmable Airline Reservation System
- SAT-2 (cable system)
- ATLANTIS-2
- COLUMBUS III
- Via net loss
- 7-1-1
- 8-1-1
- Data link connection identifier
- Telesurgery
- Broadband receiver
- Fixed phone
- MAAWG
- Simplex communication
- Saturation (telecommunications)
- Telegraph code
- Last Call Return
- Personal Unblocking Code
- Local marketing agreement
- Neostrada
- Feeder line
- Victorian Internet Exchange
- CEPT1
- Dead link
- EFax (fax service)
- Adaptive multi-rate compression
- Internet outdial
- Protea (telephone)
- CSU/DSU
- Telephone hybrid
- HD-MAC
- Byte orientation
- Voice message
- Foreign exchange office
- Teletex
- Visitor Location Register
- Adaptive modulation
- Traffic grooming
- Earth station
- SAT-3/WASC/SAFE
- Voice chat
- Flood control
- Multipurpose community telecenters
- Geographically Dispersed Team
- AMR-WB+
- DMS-100
- Exponential backoff
- Passive radiator
- Template:Telecomm-stub
- SL1
- Mobile Identification Number
- Mobile station
- All Red Line
- Return receipt
- 1G
- Mobile radio telephone
- Equivalent isotropically radiated power
- Viaccess
- Digital Signal 3
- Call Login Systems
- Horn (telecommunications)
- Welsh Fourth Channel Authority
- Foreign exchange station
- Fernsehturm Heidelberg
- Radio frequency engineering
- Dynamic update client
- Click! Network
- Unshielded twisted pair
- Twenty second pulse
- Adaptive equalizer
- Web services protocol stack
- Brownian noise
- Jeptha Wade
- AXE telephone exchange
- International Subscriber Dialling
- FS-1015
- Bell character
- ANSI T1.413 Issue 2
- Breakout box
- Overhead cable
- MLT-3 encoding
- Class of service
- Digital Signal Designation
- Telstar 401
- Pirate broadcasting
- Crossed field antenna
- Crossmedia
- TNSDL
- Cable radio
- Framing (telecommunication)
- Association of Radio Industries and Businesses
- Datastream
- Radio reading service
- Signal element
- Universal Software Radio Peripheral
- Infomedia Nusantara
- Public Data Network
- Naked DSL
- Chinese Character Code for Information Interchange
- Motorola 6412
- LambdaXtreme
- MiNET
- MKC Networks
- Media convergence
- Magic Link
- Phone1
- TARP
- SPRM
- Network termination
- Westar 1
- Cell On Wheels
- WXMODEM
- Simulsat
- Interconnection
- Harvard sentences
- Destination routing
- Internet Party Line
- ACE High
- Call shop
- Far-field radiation pattern
- 110 block
- High-tech lynching
- Route aggregation
- Broadband Remote Access Server
- Triband (telephone)
- ITU G.992.5
- Eb/N0
- Independent Committee for the Supervision of Standards of Telephone Information Services
- Link Access Procedures, D channel
- Telex II
- Virtual press conference
- Danish Internet Exchange Point
- Lovegetty
- MSRN
- SP1 switch
- Boresight
- Call transfer
- Call pick-up
- Microconnect Distributed Antennae
- PLAR
- H.323 Gateway
- Air interface
- Call Admission Control
- G.114
- Chaotic digital CDMA
- Commercial bandwidth
- Microstrip antenna
- Overseas Telecommunications Commission
- Australian Telecommunications Commission
- Postmaster-General's Department
- QUICC
- Class 5 telephone switches
- Reverse SMS billing
- Unit interval (data transmission)
- Hook Flash
- ShoreTel
- G.703
- SES NEW SKIES
- Lazernet
- Two-wire circuit
- PGPfone
- Reflector (antenna)
- J-pole antenna
- Dying gasp
- Frankfurt Internet Exchange
- NET Television (Malta)
- Ten bell alarm
- Disaster response
- SFR
- IProvo
- Net2Phone
- UMTS Terrestrial Radio Access Network
- F-010
- ITU G.992.2
- NEBS
- GFSK
- Attendant console
- Synergy Teleconferencing System
- Quantum network
- Multiple Subscriber Number
- Central Office Multiplexing
- Martel Communication
- E-plane and H-plane
- 4B3T
- Conditional access system
- Dual band
- Mio Technology
- Fiber to the curb
- Dialed Number Identification Service
- Thaicom 4
- RRN
- Plesiochronous difference
- Detecon
- H.324
- Automatic frequency control
- Daum messenger
- Nate
- Say Club messenger
- Traffic volume
- Inter-working Function
- ACSSB
- OSS through Java
- Location awareness
- Teleflip
- Follow-me
- ACeS
- Crpl
- Security association
- Rede4
- PPLive
- Circuit identification code
- Adaptive Binary Optimization
- MOLO (telecommunications)
- Pacific Telegraph Company
- Channel use
- ITU G.992.3/4
- Intelsat Americas
- Be Unlimited
- ReadyLink
- Tier 2 network
- 1-1-2
- OSN
- Finnish Communication and Internet Exchange
- Mobile GMaps
- FARICE-1
- 1-1-9
- Leaky feeder
- Interference (communication)
- OpenTransit
- Digital telephony
- Babble (company)
- Telecom Telecommunication Tower Heidelberg
- Telecommunication Tower of US-Forces Heidelberg
- Alarm indication signal
- Proportionally fair
- Communications receiver
- Nortel Meridian
- Telephone network box
- FRAD
- Inverse Multiplexing for ATM
- NBAP
- Virtual Radio
- BIX
- PROFINET IO
- Remote bases
- Alphacell
- SPI-3
- Virtual concatenation
- List of automation protocols
- Kissogram
- Fiber in the loop
- BORSCHT
- Magenta box
- DBrnC
- Trap and trace device
- Open Access Network
- Virtual sim
- Category 1 cable
- Service Profile Identifier
- TIISCS (cable system)
- Call (telecommunications)
- Telcove
- VoIP phone
- I2i (cable system)
- Emergency telephone
- Kavei Zahav
