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The researchers found that with just 6,000 infected phones, they could prevent more than 50percentt of wireless callers in the state from reaching 911, in addition to a good percentage of landline callers.
At the next level is Enhanced 911 Phase I, as it is called, which provides the call-back number of wireless callers and the location of the cellular tower their signal has reached.
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Current technology enables emergency officials to determine the location of a wireless caller to within approximately 500 feet.
Managed Access: Prioritize access to your Network Extender for up to 50 Verizon Wireless callers you select.
The system in St. Clair, a partly rural county near St . Louis is part of a nationwide program known as Wireless E911 that is meant to allow emergency workers to determine a wireless caller's location.
Still in a recent telephone survey of wireless retailers, 20% instructed the caller to throw their old cell phone away.
Also on the rise are the number of wireless 911 calls made indoors, where no official standards exist for how to determine a caller's location.
These phones started people's interest in the market for mobility, and provided the convenience of wireless coverage, although with the possibility of getting static and noise in the call as the caller left the range of the network.
Verizon Wireless, the company's wireless unit, is the biggest provider of wireless Internet access.
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