Cell phone companies enable you to use more than one handset with the same phone number so a person can carry an e-mail device like BlackBerry during work hours, then switch to a slender flip phone at night. But each device needs to be supported by your wireless provider.
May 21, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Q: I know people who use different cell phones for different occasions, but with the same phone number, almost like you’d change clothes or jewelry. How does that work?
A: It’s not quite as easy as just throwing on a different sweater, but many cell phone companies enable you to use more than one handset with the same phone number. So a person can conceivably carry an e-mail device like BlackBerry during work hours, then switch to a slender flip phone at night.
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