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Outside
of North America, and a handful of countries, the world operates on a
unified standard call GSM (Global Services for Mobile), and this is why a
cell phone for London will also work in Paris, Johannesburg, Beijing and
Sydney. This GSM standard requires a cell phone and for service with a local
carrier, a SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) card.
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Prepaid calling cards can be more economical to use than regular
calling cards because the per-minute rate might be cheaper, she said. For
people on a budget, it would help figure how much money has been spent on
long distance. That would be a real advantage because you would start to
be more aware of the time spent talking long distance.
From
1996 to 2000 the number of telephone lines in Guatemala increased at an
annually compounded rate of 45%. A good portion of this sharp rise in
telephone access was in mobile phones. The number of mobile phone GSM
subscribers rose to 935,488 as of June 30, 2001 from 64,197 at year-end
1997.
Those
are impressive figures and all the more so considering the gains Guatemala
made on its Latin American neighbors in telecommunications access. During
the period 1997-2001, the mobile sector in Guatemala grew 50% faster than
the Latin American average.