What are analogue and digital phones? (a simple answer please)?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

analougue phones run off of an older frequency and digital phones are newer frequencies. For instance, AT&T cell phones ran off of analogue and when they switrched to Cingular, it became digital. Basically, it is the frequency the phone signal runs off of, Depending on where you live, one signal may be stronger than the other. Digital is now the global standard.

Answer 3

Analogue phones operate on sinosiadl waves these exchange data as a from of frequency molulation
Digital phones have chip sets these exchange data converted into bits

Answer 4

The simple difference:

Analogue - uses wavelengths to communicate (imagine a big curvy undulating line from phone to phone)

Digital - uses 'on/off' technique to communicate (imagine a stream of 1's and 0's going back and forth)

Answer 5

Analouge is the old kind that ran on the TACS system. You cant buy them any more now you can Only get digital what Run on GSM (Global System for Moblile Communication) Or something like that and of course 3G

Answer 6

Analog phones tranmit the sounds as waves. It'sslow and easy to get distorted.
Digital phones convert the sounds into numbers and transmit them, faster and no distortion. The recieving phone decodes them back into sounds.