Definitions
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- noun biology A simple
cell consisting of anucleus andprotoplasm within amembrane - noun technology A small, local cell in a
mobile phone network
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Examples
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The providers solution is to offer a femtocell (sometimes called a microcell) - a little short range radio that takes to the cellphone, but links to the carrier through your broadband service.
tingilinde: 2010
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The microcell, which is actually a femtocell device, acts as a 3G signal extender and allows you to receive a cellular signal on your phone in small areas-such as your home or office-where you might not normally get signal.
Ars Technica Jacqui Cheng 2011
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The classic solution is a microcell, which is a cellular base station designed for indoor deployment and owned and operated by a cellular carrier.
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The classic solution is a microcell, which is a cellular base station designed for indoor deployment and owned and operated by a cellular carrier.
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The classic solution is a microcell, which is a cellular base station designed for indoor deployment and owned and operated by a cellular carrier.
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The classic solution is a microcell, which is a cellular base station designed for indoor deployment and owned and operated by a cellular carrier.
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The classic solution is a microcell, which is a cellular base station designed for indoor deployment and owned and operated by a cellular carrier.
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The classic solution is a microcell, which is a cellular base station designed for indoor deployment and owned and operated by a cellular carrier.
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Utilizing a broadband connection the "microcell" will reportedly make your AT
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Shelly Palmer 2010
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It really is suited for a "microcell" architechture more than just "2 big towers".
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