The compression allows up to ten cell phones in the same space used by one analog voice call. Digital systems' ability to fully utilize the network also accounts for longer ranges and generally better voice clariy. Cell phones are one of the most intricate devices used by people on a daily basis. Digital cell phones today can process millions of calculations per second in order to compress and decompress voice and data. There are several computer chips.
Outgoing information is translated into digital.
Incoming information is translated into analog. The microprocessor handles keypad and display duties, works with command and control signaling with the cellular base station, and coordinates other functions. The ROM and flash memory chips store information for the onboard operating system and databases such as phone directories. Cell phones have tiny yet audible speakers and microphones. Truly, cell phones are very much like telephones, radios, and computers all in one handy device.