Club Name : TMobilez Description : Welcome to My Group T-Mobile where we all can talk to each other fo Free!! Mobile to Mobile Baby!! come and Join the Family! T-Mobile is part of one of the largest mobile companies in the world. It is the UK network of T-Mobile International, one of the four strategic pillars of Deutsche Telekom AG. Deutsche Telekom's subsidiaries and affiliated companies serve over 80 million mobile customers worldwide. As well as the UK, it operates mobile companies in the USA, Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, Czech Republic, Poland, and Russia. This means great service, plus the backing of a truly global presence. Mobile phones work by sending and receiving digital radio signals - much the same as those used for radio and television - to and from base stations. Base stations link individual mobiles to the rest of the mobile network and to landline telephones. The base stations provide mobile phone coverage to a geographical area known as a cell. These cells usually overlap so a signal can pass from one base station to another as a caller moves around. However, where there are gaps between cells or excessive demand, the signal may be lost and a call dropped. We work to fill gaps to make sure customers can use their phones at all times, wherever they are. Radio signals are made up of electric and magnetic fields. The frequency of a radio wave is measured in Hertz (Hz) and is the number of waves passing a point in one second. Frequencies between 30 kHz and 30 GHz are used for television, radio and mobile telephony. All of these appear on the Electromagnetic Spectrum (EMS). Demand on the EMS is high, so to minimise interference between different systems the Office of Communications (Ofcom) places strict controls on the frequency bands operators can use. T-Mobile operates at frequencies in the 1800 MHz band for 2G and 2100 MHz for the 3G network. click to Join!