Image:Phoneicon.svg
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Phoneicon.svg (SVG file, nominally 185 × 426 pixels, file size: 3 KB)
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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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| Other versions | Image:1 8 1 21.svg |
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| current | 21:12, 17 December 2007 | 185×426 (3 KB) | Dream out loud | (cropped out empty space) |
| 00:32, 15 April 2007 | 512×438 (1 KB) | Indolences | (cleaning up code) | |
| 17:05, 27 February 2007 | 512×438 (3 KB) | Abu badali | ({{Information |Description={{en|A simple phone icon}} |Source=Self-made, derived from Image:1 8 1 21.svg |Date=February 27, 2007 |Author=User:Abu badali |Permission={{PD-Self}} |other_versions=Image:1 8 1 21.svg }}) |
File links
- Audio signal processing
- Communications in Chad
- Communications in Comoros
- Digital Private Network Signalling System
- DASS1
- European Telecommunications Standards Institute
- Telecommunications in France
- Home internet Solution
- Head end
- Communications in the Republic of the Congo
- Broadband Integrated Services Digital Network
- Acoustic coupler
- Adaptive predictive coding
- AIOD leads
- Airborne radio relay
- Air-ground worldwide communications system
- Alternate party
- Angular misalignment loss
- Area broadcast shift
- Audit (telecommunication)
- Automatic callback
- Automatic redial
- Back-to-back connection
- Backward channel
- Balance return loss
- Bandwidth compression
- Basic service
- Bias distortion
- Bit-count integrity
- Bit inversion
- Bit pairing
- Bit slip
- B3ZS
- Burst transmission
- Call collision
- Called-party camp-on
- Call management
- Call processing
- Call tracing
- Capture effect
- Carrier-to-receiver noise density
- Channel reliability
- Character-count integrity
- Chirping
- Circuit noise level
- Circuit restoration
- Circulator
- Code conversion
- Collective routing
- Combined distribution frame
- Common battery
- Common control
- Common-mode interference
- Communications deception
- Communications-electronics
- Communications jamming
- Communications system
- Compatible sideband transmission
- Complementary network service
- Concentrator
- Concentricity error
- Control communications
- Controlled area
- Control operation
- Cord circuit
- Cosmic noise
- Cryptochannel
- Customer-premises equipment
- Customer service unit
- Cutback technique
- Data integrity
- Data service unit
- Data circuit-terminating equipment
- Delta modulation
- Directive gain
- Disengagement originator
- Distributed switching
- Diurnal phase shift
- Double-sideband reduced-carrier transmission
- Double-sideband suppressed-carrier transmission
- Earth terminal complex
- EIA interface
- Electromagnetic survivability
- Electronic deception
- Electronic Switching System
- End-of-transmission character
- Enhanced service
- Equivalent pulse code modulation noise
- Error burst
- Essential service
- Exempted addressee
- Extended superframe
- Eye pattern
- Telecommunications facility
- Facsimile converter
- Fading distribution
- False clock
- Fast packet switching
- Fault management
- FCC registration program
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