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    Excerpt from "*PLAY Signal to noise By Joey Alarilla INQ7.net
    Last updated 02:40am (Mla time) 07/26/2006"

    http://technology.inq7.net/infotech/...ticle_id=11758

    Some US airlines announcing plans to allow mobile phone use pending approval by the Federal Communications Commission and the Federal Aviation Administration. The idea is for the aircraft to have a mobile signal repeater that will transmit to a separate frequency.

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    good news yan sana lahat ng flight global... masyadong mahal ang mga offer nilang tawag inflight..

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    imo, dapat di pa rin payagan gamitin yang mga cp na yan during flight... can't imagine na during flight ay may palengke tiyak sa itaas...hehehe!

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    Hopefully they won't allow that one. Kung sa bus na lang ay naka-kaireta kung yong katabi mo ay yak-yak sa telephono, sa eroplano pa kaya kung katabi mo nang almost hours at the time. I rather have on-line access for internet.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lakay
    Hopefully they won't allow that one. Kung sa bus na lang ay naka-kaireta kung yong katabi mo ay yak-yak sa telephono, sa eroplano pa kaya kung katabi mo nang almost hours at the time. I rather have on-line access for internet.
    Yung ang disadvantage. Dito nga sa atin, pag land pa lang ng eroplano, most pax are already turning on their mobile phones. Kaya maririnig mo halos sabay sabay na mag-ring.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lakay
    I rather have on-line access for internet.
    Paano kung gumagamit ng VOIP ang pax, e di maingay din.

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    medyo hawig ata to dun sa ginagamit sa mga cruises, wherein may satellite din sila nakainstall, so lahat ng mobile phone users, kailangan mag manual select to their network...

    if they'll going to allow that, i'm sure ang rates niya pang international roaming din, kung ganun nga, i don't think people will still be interested to forward messages just like they used to with their sun unlimited load, kaya don't worry, di kayo maiirita dun sa mga tunog ng ring tones or message alert tones

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    Was just listening to a congressman being interviewed in DZBB. He was on a plane going to leyte using his cellphone...Another example of a lawmaker breaking the law.

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    why make a call sa CP kung pwede namang VOIP.. maraming airlines na ngayon ang pwedeng mag online sa internet.. yung boss ko.. kahit nasa airplane.. nag voip/video conference pa rin kami.. usually free ang internet sa business class.. kailangan dala mo lang laptop mo..

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    So... Airlines are finally admitting that cellphones don't interfere with avionics?

    I'd heard from a tech who works with airlines that mobiles do work and don't interfere with planes. It's just that they banned these due to security reasons.

    And why not allow CPs on planes? Sure, it's irritating if the person on the CP talks in a loud voice, but that's merely a question of etiquette, and not usage. And if your seatmate is annoyingly talkative, you can at least pretend that you have an urgent call to make.

    Allowing people to use CPs will give them the "security blanket" effect that such device have for some people (i.e.: as long as you're connected/reachable, you're safe). I think this is a good thing.

    Next up: un-ban cellphone use at the gas pumps. That one's even more ridiculous than the plane ban.

    Ang pagbalik ng comeback...

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    Quote Originally Posted by niky View Post
    So... Airlines are finally admitting that cellphones don't interfere with avionics?

    I'd heard from a tech who works with airlines that mobiles do work and don't interfere with planes. It's just that they banned these due to security reasons.

    And why not allow CPs on planes? Sure, it's irritating if the person on the CP talks in a loud voice, but that's merely a question of etiquette, and not usage. And if your seatmate is annoyingly talkative, you can at least pretend that you have an urgent call to make.

    Allowing people to use CPs will give them the "security blanket" effect that such device have for some people (i.e.: as long as you're connected/reachable, you're safe). I think this is a good thing.

    Next up: un-ban cellphone use at the gas pumps. That one's even more ridiculous than the plane ban.

    Saan pa ba ban ang CPs - hospitals and banks.

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    sa motels.. wala kasing signal parati! lol

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    shite....now i don't have any excuses for not answering my business line :hihihi:

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    Quote Originally Posted by niky View Post
    So... Airlines are finally admitting that cellphones don't interfere with avionics?

    I'd heard from a tech who works with airlines that mobiles do work and don't interfere with planes. It's just that they banned these due to security reasons.
    eto rin di ko maintindihan bakit ayaw ipagamit ang cellphone sa airline? if it could cause a crash, then they should ban it like hand guns and confiscate it during security checks hehehe

    just a few days ago, while on an airline from malaysia there was this indian dude using his cell while on-board. this chinese guy panicked and quickly called out to the stewardess. she then shouts at the indian guy to turn off the cell phone hehe. it was a funny situation.

    it does get irritating during landing. everyone turns on their cell, beep here beep there. hello here hello there. unahan na nga sa pagbaba at pagkuha ng luggage, unahan pa sa pagtawag hehe.

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    Quote Originally Posted by j_avonni View Post
    Saan pa ba ban ang CPs - hospitals and banks.
    Sa hospitals, there's still the worry about life-support devices, but merely because people using cellphones may be standing quite close to them. I guess it requires further study.

    As for banks? Security, plain and simple. Too easy for someone to call an accomplice outside and tell them when the guards aren't looking.

    Ang pagbalik ng comeback...

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    sa church and movie house turn your phone to silent mode or turn it off=)

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    Quote Originally Posted by lakay View Post
    Hopefully they won't allow that one. Kung sa bus na lang ay naka-kaireta kung yong katabi mo ay yak-yak sa telephono, sa eroplano pa kaya kung katabi mo nang almost hours at the time. I rather have on-line access for internet.
    hehe nakakainis din yung ang lakas ng message tone, mostly nokias. totuut-totuuuuttttt argh!

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    nung usong uso ang ham radio tuwing uuwi ako,lagi ko ino-on monitor ko yung conversation nung pilot at tower never na detect,yun nga lang naka ear plug ako at walang tx,kung cp at malakas ang boses nung gumagamit flight attendant na ang makakaharap nyan.

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    Ay, parang ayaw ko neto. There is a possibility na magiging parang palengke kaingay sa economy section dahil sa ingay.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lakay View Post
    Hopefully they won't allow that one. Kung sa bus na lang ay naka-kaireta kung yong katabi mo ay yak-yak sa telephono, sa eroplano pa kaya kung katabi mo nang almost hours at the time. I rather have on-line access for internet.

    anong airlines (economy) po ba ang meron internet access?

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