Cell phone boosters for the home can help users get better reception,
and they are available from various major carriers. Consider a cell
phone booster in a home with bad reception with helpful information from
a cell phone specialist in this free video on cellular phones.
Hi, I'm Ben from The Cellphone Broker in San Jose, California, and
today, I'm going to show you how to use a cell booster for your home or
what a cell booster for your home is. Basically, there's a couple of
products out on the market today that claim to improve your cell phone
reception or coverage in your home. One of my friends was just telling
me about how there's one that you can...that's a suction cup where you
can attach it to your window and it's supposed to improve the reception.
However, it didn't really work too well. So there are other ones
available. There's one available from Sprint Nextel. It's called
Airave, and what the Airave does is it plugs into your land line, and
then it will then...when you make a phone call or you receive a phone
call, it'll go to your cell phone, and then it'll wirelessly go to the
Airave device into the land line system and it'll end up in Sprint's
network. So that's actually a pretty neat feature. However, it does
have a monthly fee, and you do have to pay for this pretty expensive
equipment to get that. Besides for that, there's not a lot of options
for the home. Most people do have pretty good cell phone reception in
their homes as it is. The cell phone companies aren't really too
concerned about the people who live in rural areas just because there's
not a lot of them. Most people who have cell phones do live in
metropolitan areas, and so the cell phone companies don't worry about it
too much. I'm Ben from The Cellphone Broker in San Jose. Check out
our Web page -- myspace.com/cellphonebroker.
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