Acronym for “Global System for Mobile Communications.” Popular standard for mobile phones and networks. Ubiquity of GSM standard makes international roaming very common between mobile phone operators, [..]

Global System for Mobile Communications: A land, mobile, pan-European, digital, cellular radio-communications system.

The unit of measurement for paper weight (grams per square meter).

GSM stands for Grams Per Square Meter. GSM is typically used to determine the thread count on plush/thicker items such as towels, bath robes, and jersey-style sheets.  To determine the GSM for such fa [..]

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Game Set Match. Generally used to mark the end of an argument or discussion.

Short for "Get some more". Use while texting

GAME, SET, MATCH as in GAME OVER.

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Global System for Mobile communications. The most common digital cellular system in the world. GSM is used all over Europe, plus many countries in the Middle East, Asia, Africa, South America, Austral [..]

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A mobile device which is connected to the meter and remotely reads the meter by signal. It has to be very good signal for the GSM to work.

  Global System for Mobile communications. Used by second generation mobile phones to connect to the mobile networks.

Global System for Mobile Communication. GSM was the dominant 2G digital mobile phone standard for most of the world. It determines the way in which mobile phones communicate with the land-based networ [..]

Most widely used 2G mobile telephony standard in the world that offers key benefits of high digital voice quality and low cost text messaging alternative to making calls. GSM interface: Interface between a meter and digital GSM phone connection.

Global System for Mobile Communications, or GSM, is a digital wireless technology standardized to create a compatible wireless network across Europe. GSM is most commonly used in Europe, but it is als [..]

1. Global System for Mobility, 2. Groupe Spéciale Mobile, 3. A public all-digital cellular network using TDMA techniques for multiplexing and using a transmission band around 900 MHz. GSM formerly identified the Groupe Speciale Mobile of the European Telecommunication Standards Institute (ETSI); today it is a worldwide standard. A GSM network can p [..]

Jensens Internet Dictionary A variant of TDMA, GSM is the closest to a worldwide standard for cellular service. A single-frequency GSM cellular handset may work compatibly in Europe, Asia, India and Africa--though not in the United States.(See Wireless Glossary of Terms )

A telephony acronym for Global Standard for Mobile communications, the digital section of cellular communications. See UMTS.

Global System for Mobile communication.

The most popular second generation (2G) standard for mobile telephony systems in the world.

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Global System for Mobile communications (GSM), a 2G technology, is the de facto European standard for digital cellular telephone service, and it is also available in the Americas. GSM carriers include [..]

Grammes per square metre. Standard measure of board weight.

Global System for Mobile Communications

Global system for mobile communication. See WTM.

Global System for Mobile Communications – The standard digital cellular phone service of Europe, Japan, Australia and elsewhere. It is used by AT&T wireless, whereas Verizon Wireless uses CDMA.

Grams per square metre, a measure of the ‘weight’ of paper or cardboard; (US: paper weight is measured differently, in pounds per ream

The Global System for Mobile Communications is the common worldwide technological standard for mobile communications, allowing subscribers to use their phones in many parts of the world.

Is the abbreviation for Global System for Mobile Communication and comprises the whole infrastructure that is necessary for a communication made by cell phones. GSM is mainly used for telephony.

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The Global System of Mobility. A widely adopted international standard for the architecture and operation of digital cellular telephony systems that can carry voice and data circuits, as well as short [..]

Global Standard for Mobiles. The set of standards covering one particular type of mobile phone system.

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The Global System for Mobile communications (GSM) is a wireless telecommunications standard for digital cellular services. The original standard was optimized for voice communications and provided onl [..]

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The Pan-European digital cellular system standard.

A European standard for digital cellular phones that has now been widely adopted throughout the world. Find out more about GSM

A digital cellular network originally developed for mobile phones. Some security systems use GSM in two-way voice features that allow direct communication between customers and dispatch operators.

A digital wireless technology included in Verizon Wireless Global Ready mobile devices to use for placing calls and transmitting data while traveling abroad in certain areas. The Verizon Wireless network primarily uses CDMA technology for voice services, but GSM is used widely in Europe and other parts of the world. While traveling in countries tha [..]

Grams per square metre.

Global System for Mobile Communications

Most widely used 2G mobile telephony standard in the world that offers key benefits of high digital voice quality and low cost text messaging alternative to making calls. GSM interface: Interface between a meter and digital GSM phone connection.

(Mobile phone standard in Europe)

Global System for Mobile communication. A digital mobile telephone system that is widely used in Europe and other parts of the world. GSM uses a variation of time division multiple access (TDMA) and i [..]

Global system for mobile communication – standard to describe technologies for digital cellular networks

Grams per square meter. A measure of paper density, and by inference, thickness. GSM is used in China and Europe. In the U.S., we use "points" to measure thickness. See also Point.

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Global System for Mobile Communications. GSM is a family of global cellular network services providing voice, data, and messaging in over 170 countries. GSM is non-proprietary, uses TDMA technologies, and performs digital voice encoding. GSM telephones operate at the 450 or 900 MHz or 1.8 or 1.9 GHz frequency ranges.

(Gram per square meter) The gram weight of a hypothetical square meter of a particular type of paper, a good comparative measurement because it does not vary with sheet size.

Global System for Mobile Communications

A metric measurement of paper density or "weight". Grams per square meter. In the United States, most people still measure by pounds.

Abbreviation for grams per meter square; units of grammage; metric unit alternative to Basis weight.

Global System for Mobile Communications (GMS) is a European transmission standard that is applied in particular in the field of telecommunications.

The Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) is a standard developed by the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) to describe the protocols for second-generation (2G) digital cel [..]

GSM (Global System for Mobile communications) is a European standard for mobile devices. GSM may also refer to: